Exact time National Grid to pay households to turn off electricity for second night

A family of beavers were successfully moved to Loch Lomond yesterday, marking a major milestone for the species’ return in Scotland.

Dangerous winds are battering Scotland this week in a stormy spell that could be followed by snow.

A dog walker who was brutally mauled to death by a pack of eight dogs has been identified. Natasha Johnston, 28, was fatally attacked by the animals while she walked them round a popular beauty spot in Caterham, Surrey, earlier this month, the Mirror reports.

Scots may have to wrap up this week as there is a chance that the country could be hit with more wintry conditions.

A teenager has been charged after eight cars were allegedly torched in Glasgow in the early hours of the morning. Emergency services raced to the Penilee area of the city at around 4.30am on Thursday, January 26.

At least eight swans have died in a Glasgow park following a bird flu outbreak.

Martin Lewis is advising households to wash their washing machine at certain times during the day, amid warnings of potential blackouts. The Money Saving Expert founder today issued a “general energy security message” to the British public as he believes that the UK should brace for "energy difficulties".

It’s time to celebrate Scotland’s Bard.

Households are set to make money by reducing their electricity usage today thanks to a National Grid scheme.

Concerned Kris Commons reckons Celtic could be left scrambling to find a new striker this month - and fears similar deals that brought Mo Bangura and Stefan Scepovic to the club.

Households could be rewarded for using less power tomorrow as the National Grid runs a live event of its Demand Flexibility Service (DFS). The scheme allows people who have signed up the chance to save money during certain times outside of peak hours if they use less electricity.

An improved St Johnstone performance was not enough to avoid exiting the Scottish Cup at the fourth round stage.

Energy experts have shared the 'best' time of day to do your laundry, as it can result in lower energy bills.

Outlander was never going to air forever, and yet somehow it felt like it would. But on January 19, Starz officially announced that all good—in this case, great—stories must come to an end, and season eight of will be its last.The good news is that the seventh season is still filming in Scotland, and it's a supersized 16 episode season (Starz released over Christmas).

The leader of Glasgow city council has demanded to know why the Clyde lost out in the race to win freeport status.

If you're looking for a getaway this year, your list of cost-effective options may have just gotten a little bigger.

Christian Ramirez has flown back to America as he waits for Columbus Crew to strike a deal with Aberdeen. The Major League Soccer side are in talks over a deal which should see the Dons recoup a small fee.

Teacher strikes are set to continue in Scotland with 16 days of walkouts planned across the country.

Scottish actor Gerard Butler, 53, has opened up about how he accidentally burnt himself with phosphoric acid whilst filming his new film, Plane.The 300 star appeared on US chat show Late Night with Seth Meyers on Wednesday, where he recalled the terrifying ordeal.The Hollywood actor recalled how shooting one particularly crucial scene for the new action-thriller led to an unexpected medical emergency.He told talk show host Seth, 49, how had been filming on a plane in Puerto Rico when things started to go seriously wrong. "I'm trying to find something that's wrong with the plane before we can take off for this final sequence and it's something in the wheel, so it's a brake,” he explained.“So, I'm sticking my hand between these two wheels, pretending I know what I'm doing.

Union leaders have said teacher strikes planned for Scotland's schools next week will go ahead after talks failed to produce an improved pay offer. Discussions took place on Thursday involving the Scottish Government, local authority leaders and teaching unions.