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An artist has defended plans to destroy masterpieces by the likes of Pablo Picasso, Rembrandt and Andy Warhol with acid if Julian Assange dies in prison.

Signs for the new low emission zone (LEZ) in Aberdeen city centre will be installed on Thursday (February 15).

An artist has defended plans to destroy masterpieces by the likes of Pablo Picasso, Rembrandt and Andy Warhol with acid if Julian Assange dies in prison.

Global defence spending on everything from ammunition to nuclear weapons has jumped 9% to a record $2.2trn (£1.7trn) from a year earlier and will rise again in 2024 as the world enters a more dangerous period, new analysis has found.

Taylor Swift's appearance at the Super Bowl helped it become the most-watched broadcast in US television history since the 1969 moon landing.

Three people accused of displaying images of paragliders at a pro-Palestinian march have escaped jail after being found guilty of showing support for a terrorist group.

We're being urged to stay away from seafronts, after police warned conditions posed a “serious risk to life”.

Labour's by-election candidate in Rochdale was completely wrong to say Israel deliberately allowed the 7 October massacre to give it the green light to invade Gaza, the party's UK campaign coordinator has said.

As a homeless father, Dave says taking drugs is the only thing that puts him to sleep.

Scottish Opera have kicked off their tour of primary schools to introduce the art form to young people.