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Police are to temporarily close a road near Edinburgh Airport as enquiries continue into a fatal road crash. more
Murder, mystery and some of Scotland’s best-known crime writers take centre stage in a new online course from the University of Glasgow more
The choice between two incompatible models The rapid deployment of autonomous agents has forced a strategic pivot in how enterprises manage digital risk. We are currently witnessing a divergence into … more
Union members at a university are being balloted on industrial action over job cuts and for “victimising” a union rep staffer who was dismissed. more
Ransomware operators have spent roughly four months monetizing a critical authentication bypass in Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect VPN software. While the vulnerability was patched in May, Unit 42 … more
The banking split strategy The institutions defining the future of agentic commerce are currently pursuing two contradictory paths. On one side, they are building open standards for agent access. On … more
On July 24, 2026, the Bank Policy Institute (BPI) and The Clearing House (TCH) delivered their formal responses to the OCC regarding the June 2026 proposal on payment stablecoin requirements. BPI’s … more
Anthropic has committed nearly $90 billion to secure compute infrastructure through Nscale: $44.6 billion confirmed in a September SEC filing, plus a second deal worth approximately $45 billion now … more
A spokesperson said it was removing inaccurate AI images and pausing the rollout of the tool. more
The Scottish Government has been urged to take a public stake in future offshore projects after Scottish Power's parent company reported profits of more than £2billion more
A new bus scheme in Glasgow city centre aims to help the city's night life more
Bus users in Glasgow have shared their opinions on the Scottish Government's latest public transport plans, as buses could return to public control more
Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh approved the Jackdaw gas field in Aberdeen on Wednesday, arguing homegrown gas beats carbon-heavy imports. She told The Herald there will be no delay on the larger … more
Korda Networks appoints Pioneer Consulting to advise on AUDUR, a submarine cable linking Iceland and Scotland, due to enter service in late 2029 or early 2030. more
The November Convergence November 2026 serves as the first significant stress test for agentic commerce. The calendar is marked by three distinct events: the release of Apple’s HomeView on November … more
AWS bundled security, knowledge management, development, and orchestration into one stack at the AWS Summit New York today. By handling the entire lifecycle of an AI agent under one roof, the company … more
Scotland's largest health board has warned the public that accident and emergency departments across the region are “extremely busy” at the moment. more
Glasgow restaurateur Jonathan MacDonald says Scotland's business rates system is discouraging investment and holding back independent hospitality businesses. more
Scottish Youth Parliament appoints Jack Anderson as chair and Ella Quinn as vice chair, with five new trustees elected ahead of November’s MSYP vote. more
Police are appealing for information following the death of a man on the A1 south between Dunbar and Torness Power Station. more
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