A Dunfermline Press story which gave voice to an autistic child and their family has been nominated for a national journalism award.

Politicians have come together to show support for our ‘Heart of the Matter' campaign in memory of Crossgates teenager Finlay Rutherford.

A judicial review of Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant’s decision to stop the parade has been widened to include PSNI chief Jon Boutcher.

Chancellor John Healey said in his speech at the Labour Party conference: “Economic growth under Gordon (Brown) was more than double the Tory years that followed.” The comparison of economic growth ...

Fife Young Carers and Fife Sports and Leisure Trust launch Christmas gift appeal for young carers, with donations accepted across Dunfermline until late November.

Fife Carers Connect launches as a one-stop online hub offering unpaid carers advice on rights, financial help, respite and support across Fife in Scotland.

A campaign has been launched to re-open the Stirling-Dunfermline rail line to allow passengers to travel between the two cities.

The defendants were said to be members or supporters of Palestine Action which had deliberately targeted Instro Precision for its association with Elbit Systems, an Israeli-linked ...

A breach of the UK’s cyber defences is “likely, if not inevitable,” Britain’s AI minister has warned, as he unveiled new work under way aimed at preparing the country for serious incidents involving ...

Police have detained a 14-year-old pupil after a suspected school shooting in southern France that left the principal and another staff member injured. The Bouches-du-Rhône police department, in ...

Air strikes on Yemen’s capital Sanaa have killed one person and injured 12 others, Yemen’s Houthi-run health ministry said. A ministry spokesman said a strike on a salt factory in the city’s Hamadan ...

A fundraising event has raised more than five times its original target in support of a charity close to the organiser’s heart.