Scotland
A toast to life: Israeli whisky raises the bar as a young industry comes of age
Whisky Live returns to Tel Aviv for its 12th edition, bringing Israeli and Scottish distillers together for tastings, workshops and a look at Israel's growing whisky industry.
Prosecutors say seven charged with damaging Trump Scottish golf course had 'terrorism connection'
Trial for alleged builder of bomb in 1988 Lockerbie attack postponed by US judge days before start
Hidden for millennia: Mystery ancient stone circle discovered beneath Scotland's Machrie Moor
Shrek fans near and far, far away - Airbnb announces free Shrek Swamp getaway
Donkey is opening Shrek's doors for an exclusive two-night experience for up to three guests from October 27-29, 2023.
Scottish child sex abuse witchcraft ring case sees 11 charged - report
The defendants face 32 different charges for crimes against children, such as raping them, making them take part in witchcraft classes, making them try to commune with demons, and more.
Monster hunt: Scotland launches largest search for the Loch Ness Monster
This weekend, hundreds of volunteers will take part in a search for Scotland's mythical lake-dweller, affectionately known as Nessie.
Ancient cemetery discovered at UK Spaceport site in Shetland Islands
The archaeological findings include pits, large boulders, and burnt bones, all pointing toward the existence of a ritual cremation cemetery.
Man behind viral blue-black dress photo accused of trying to kill wife
The couple that sparked a worldwide debate over the colors of a dress is now faced with allegations of domestic abuse and attempted murder, shedding light on a troubling story of suffering.
A non-denominational yeshiva opens in Scotland, inspired by models in US and Israel
The founders of Azara, which is based for the summer in Edinburgh, hope to offer a pluralist space for intensive study of Talmud and other holy books.
Cool and fascinating places in Europe to escape Israeli summer heat in
The Israeli summer is unbearable for almost all of us, and there is no doubt that we would not refuse a short getaway to a cooler climate for a vacation.
Glasgow's Yiddish-speaking cafe shuts down after alleging antisemitism from 'leftists'
The cafe said in a statement published on its website that members of its collective were suffering from “burnout” due to the stresses of “struggling under capitalism and kyriarchy."
A mythical mystery: Did these tourists really see the Loch Ness monster?
While touring the famous Loch Ness water in Scotland's Highlands, a stunned husband and wife Etienne and Elaine Camel snapped a photo of a "huge dark shape."
King Charles anointed with Israeli oil consecrated in Jerusalem
The oil has been blessed by the Jerusalem-based leaders of both the Greek Orthodox Church and the Anglican Church.
