Scots teen shared chilling video warning of plans to 'shoot up' Perth school
Patrikas Jaksta shared a video of himself firing a gun on Snapchat.

The 16-year-old then brought the weapon into the classroom and other pupils were terrified when they saw him remove it from his backpack

Patrikas Jakstas, now 18, Jakstas, admitted a charge of threatening behaviour at his city home, at a named high school and elsewhere, on occasions between 1 and 29 February 2024.

FAMILIES have been left in shock after the sudden death of a Scots school pupil.

Renfrewshire Council confirmed that the child attended Paisley Grammar School.

The pupil’s age and circumstances surrounding the death are currently unknown.

The school if offering support to all those affected at this time.

Sir Chris Hoy has voiced his disappointment after mass screening for prostate cancer was not recommended for use on the NHS.

The National Screening Committee (NSC), comprised of doctors and economists, told the government that screening is "likely to cause more harm than good".

Its decision means the NHS is unlikely to offer mass screening for men over the age of 45.

Wes Streeting is under mounting pressure to launch a prostate cancer screening programme for all high-risk men despite advisors today rejecting the proposal.

Charities, patients and MPs say the health secretary should ‘show leadership’ and use his powers to defy the bombshell recommendation from the UK National Screening Committee.

A police investigation has been launched after a bomb threat letter was discovered at a Scots school ahead of a senior dance.

Police were alerted to the discovery at Turnbull High School in Bishopbriggs on Thursday.

Police say inquiries into the incident are ongoing.

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “We received a report of threatening communications at a premises in Bishopbriggs, Glasgow, on Thursday, November 27, 2025.

😂😂😂 They can't sleep at night for worry!

An alleged mercenary has been arrested in London over a plot to kidnap the boss of an Albanian crime gang in revenge for a multimillion-pound drug theft.

Latvian national Ainis Balodis, 45, was one of four men held in an international operation led by German police earlier this month.

Balodis, who flew into the UK on 31 October, is fighting extradition to Germany where he is wanted on charges of conspiracy to kidnap between August and October last year.

Westminster Magistrates' Court heard he was arrested at a six-bedroom gated property in London where he is believed to have been working as a security guard.

Balodis has been remanded in custody ahead of a full extradition hearing next year.

Rumours circling that former PM of Pakistan, Imran Khan, has died in prison.

Poor Liam

They are jailing people for having a music collection in the UK.

This is way worse than China or Russia.

An entire lineage of filth. His Grandfather pushed the pseudoscience that is 'Psychiatry'.

Another scam, who mostly works in the taxi trade?! £15.8 million was spent last year.

'Safe and effective'.

Esther Rantzen has issued an update on her cancer battle as she admitted she is celebrating Christmas early so there's 'more chance I'll be alive'.

The journalist, 85, was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer in 2023, and at one point was told she had just weeks to live.

The first minister has accused the Home Office of making up its plans to house asylum seekers in a Highland barracks "on the back of an envelope".

John Swinney made the remarks the day after plans to place 300 men in Cameron Barracks in Inverness by early December were delayed.

He also accused some people who protested outside the barracks of "expressing racist views" - but later said members of the public had legitimate questions about the plans and that the Home Office had not engaged properly with Scottish authorities.

The Home Office said it wanted to avoid rushed plans leading to "unsafe and chaotic situations".

It said it would proceed when facilities were "fully operational and safe".

A man from Afghanistan has been charged with sexually assaulting three women in Southampton, as well as entering the UK illegally.

Sohail Amiri, 30, is accused of approaching a woman and trying to kiss her in Upper Shaftesbury Avenue on Tuesday.

He also faces two sexual assault charges relating to incidents on 23 September, when he allegedly made inappropriate comments and approaches to two women.

Grim, grim, grim.

Should say 'Glasgow is African'.

Passengers in the UK are being assured there will only be minimal disruption over the weekend following a software issue affecting thousands of Airbus planes.

The aircraft are from the A320 family - used by numerous airlines - and need a systems update before they can fly again.

Airbus issued the alert on Friday after analysis of a flight involving an A320 showed "intense solar radiation may corrupt data critical to the functioning of flight controls".

On Saturday, the UK Civil Aviation Authority said UK airlines had worked overnight to carry out the update where needed and assured the impact to passengers in Britain would be minimal.