Families of Israeli wounded walk around hospital like 'zombies' and Valium prescriptions soar

A doctor working on the frontline treating victims of Hamas attacks in Israel has said their families are so traumatised they are walking around the hospital like “zombies”.
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Spanish visitors flock to Scotland to escape Europe's extreme heat

It saw people flee from their homes and cause wildfires across parts of Southern Europe. Extreme temperatures this summer prompted warnings to stay indoors and evacuate from danger zones. However, some people took a different approach as travel experts say there has been an increased interest in Scotland as a holiday destination for travellers from the south of Europe this summer, with one of the main factors being put down as the extreme heat experienced on the continent.

Students to attend Scottish graduations without confirmation of degrees

Final year students at the University of Edinburgh were due to receive their results today, but instead many were told that decisions had been ‘delayed’ and that they would receive a ‘letter of completed studies’ rather than a degree. Other students did receive a classification as normal, and others received an unclassified degree. Read more: “They realise they do have a voice”: inside Dundee’s pioneering deaf music project Students in some subjects including politics and languages were simply

Home Office administration error threatens status of Glasgow-based student

Aishwarya Balasubramanian, who lives with cerebral palsy, discovered that the Home Office’s system displayed her visa as having expired in 2021 when in fact she has a physical copy showing its validity until 2024, after trying to process paperwork for a new part time job. She first encountered the problem when her new employer asked her to produce a share code, a number which is used to verify an individual’s right to work in the UK. When trying to access the code, she was met with an error mes
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