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Morning papers: Latest Scottish and UK news at a glance on May 3 Updated: May 3, 2021, 8:41 am © Supplied In this morning’s Courier, a forces charity official who embezzled £162,000 is facing legal action to recoup the losses. Courts are now forcing the former army officer to repay the stolen cash. Timothy Grantham. Climate change could flood waterfront by 2050 Meanwhile, the Evening Telegraph leads with a shocking prediction of the impact climate change will have on Dundee. It shows how rising sea levels could flood the city’s waterfront by 2050, submerging the V&A and Slessor Park. Du...

PM Modi meets navy chief Admiral Karambir Singh, reviews COVID-19 related initiatives He said that Navy has reached out to all state administrations and have offered help in terms of hospital beds, transportation and other such things. Share Updated: May 3, 2021, 09:27 PM IST Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday met Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Karambir Singh and reviewed COVID-19 related initiatives by the Indian Navy. Admiral Singh informed PM Modi about the various initiatives being taken by the Indian Navy to assist the countrymen during the pandemic, as per the Prime Minsiter's Office....

Decisive verdicts Premium TMC supremo and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after trends show her party's win in the State Assembly Election 2021, in Kolkata, Sunday (PTI) Sunday’s poll results mostly saw incumbents retain power in remarkably decisive victories, with a spotlight on the triumph of Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress in West Bengal because the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had pulled out all stops to dislodge it with a high-octane campaign led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself Share Via Read Full Story Sunday’s poll results mostly saw incumbents retain pow...

IAN Blackford stunned MPs when he asked Boris Johnson if he was a "liar" during Prime Minister's Questions. The SNP Westminster Leader was challenging Mr Johnson over comments he is alleged to have made regarding coronavirus spread, which he denies. As previously reported, multiple sources have claimed they heard Mr Johnson say he would rather "let the bodies pile high into their thousands" than enforce another lockdown in England. The PM has repeatedly denied this.  During the fiery exchange this afternoon Mr Johnson also fielded questions from Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer on the...

PMQs: Johnson tells Blackford his dog "more sensible" than he is when pressed on cronyism claims BORIS Johnson told the SNP's Westminster leader that his dog had made a "more sensible contribution" to Prime Minister's Questions than he did.  Ian Blackford was challenging the Prime Minister over Tory cronyism and "sleaze" allegations, as well as a lack of support for 3 million people during the coronavirus crisis, when a dog began barking in the background. The SNP MP for Ross, Skye and Lochaber was taking part in the question session remotely when he was interrupted by the animal as h...