Fathers work alongside sons and daughters on special BA flight
British Airways celebrated Father’s Day by giving some of its fathers the chance to work alongside their sons and daughters on a long-haul flight.
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New plaques unveiled on Dundee Law replaced after more than 25 years
New plaques have been unveiled on Dundee Law showing what you can see from the landmark.
Prestwick Airport to be sold off by Scottish Government
Prestwick Airport has been put up for sale, the Scottish Government has announced.
MSPs to vote on cutting speed limit to 20mph in residential areas
The Scottish Greens have issued a final plea to MSPs to support cutting speed limits on residential streets to 20mph ahead a vote on the plans in Parliament today.
MSPs back proposals to let councils run bus services
MSPs have backed proposals to allow local councils to run their own bus services.
The latest big online debate: who gets to use the armrests on a plane?
An argument is raging on Twitter over a tricky issue of aeroplane etiquette.
Further strike action planned by Glasgow Airport staff
Industrial action at Glasgow Airport is to be escalated after a breakdown in talks to try and resolve a dispute over pensions.
Plane lands within 875 metres of flight taking off at Edinburgh Airport
Two planes came within 875 metres of each other at a Scottish airport, an investigation has found.
First Minister urged to nationalise Caledonian railway works
Richard Leonard has urged the First Minister to nationalise the closure-threatened Caledonian railway works “to save a national asset”.
Low-paid workers will suffer most from workplace parking levy, MSPs told
The workplace parking levy (WPL) would hit low-paid workers the most and be used by stretched local councils to plug funding gaps rather than improve public transport, MSPs have been warned.
Trainline on track to raise £75m in stock market float
Rail app business Trainline has confirmed plans to raise £75 million in capital to fund its expansion plans when it floats on the London Stock Exchange next month.
Calls for Northern Rail to be stripped of franchise
The mayors of Greater Manchester and Liverpool have called for Northern Rail to be stripped of its franchise.
Travel websites still using unfair tactics ahead of summer holidays – Which?
Major hotel booking sites are continuing to use tactics that could mislead customers despite a clampdown by the competition watchdog, a consumer group has warned.
Air traffic controllers go on strike over pay dispute
Six regional airports remain closed until the start of Friday due to a strike by air traffic controllers locked in a row over pay.
Six airports shut as air traffic controllers strike
Six airports have closed for 24 hours due to a strike by air traffic controllers involved in a pay dispute.
Thomas Cook opens new hotel as it reassures customers over finances
Embattled travel group Thomas Cook will open a new boutique hotel this week as it seeks to reassure customers over its finances.
Strike to ground planes at six Scottish airports
Six airports will close for one day this week as a result of a strike by air traffic controllers involved in a pay dispute.
Fraud warning for football fans booking trips to European finals
Football fans risk losing thousands of pounds if they book illegal package holidays to attend European finals, the aviation regulator has warned.
Quick-thinking bus driver saves boy from being hit by oncoming car
A fast-acting school bus driver has been hailed after grabbing a student by the back of his jacket as he was about to step out into the path of a car.
ScotRail compensation scheme deemed to be among UK’s most complicated
ScotRail has been criticised for its “Byzantine” compensation scheme for delayed passengers, after research revealed the process is among the UK’s most complicated.