Callum Kerr Six months of a political stalemate comes to its natural conclusion today as First Minister Nicola Sturgeon meets with British Prime Minister Theresa May. Their first encounter since March, […]
Sturgeon Vs May
More trained professionals needed for diabetes sufferers
By Amy McGhee THERE should be more trained professionals able to deal with diabetes sufferers who also suffer from mental health, according to Diabetes Scotland. New research out today has discovered that […]
Ayr looks forward to World Cup showdown
The 13th and last European place for next summer’s World Cup will be on the line in Dublin on Tuesday night as the Republic of Ireland go head to head with […]
UWS news bulletin 1pm November 7th
Presented by Jamie Glover.
Dyslexia Awareness Week
By Brodie Gettins THE University of the West of Scotland is supporting Dyslexia Awareness Week, as one in 10 of us are thought to be dyslexic in some way. Dyslexia Awareness Week […]
Boris Johnson could lengthen prison sentence for British-Iranian Woman
By Lea Fabbrini A British-Iranian national might be facing an addition five years to her existing five-year prison sentence in Iran after Boris Johnson’s remarks. The foreign secretary told the foreign affairs […]
UWS News Bulletin 1pm October 31st
Presented by Carla Buscema, reports from Zuzana Martinkova, Siobhann Dunn, Fraser Clarke, Ludovica Muttini and Manuel Cardo
UWS TV news at 1pm, October 24th
Scottish Athletics Participation
Our reporter Ryan Crombie spoke to Scottish athletes Philippa Millage and Mhairi Hendry who explain why athletics is on the rise and good to get involved in.
UK is “Walking Closer to the Cliff Edge” with Brexit Talks, warns Labour MSP
By Olivia Armstrong SCOTTISH LABOUR MSP Jackie Baillie has warned that the UK is “walking closer to the cliff edge without any sign of a deal” regarding Brexit. Baillie was speaking after a […]
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