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Scotland welcomed its first babies of twenty twenty-six with joy and excitement. Leo and Hunter, both boys, were born within minutes of each other, followed by an unnamed girl. Charlie, the first baby at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, arrived a bit later. Parents expressed their happiness and gratitude for the midwives care, marking a perfect start to the new year. Checkout Solipillow.com

Brace for winter: UK faces heavy snow showers, travel disruptions, and chilly temperatures. Plan ahead, drive to conditions, and heed road closures. Yellow warnings active across northern Scotland, extending south to Perth and Argyll. Yellow warnings also in place for much of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, with snow showers lasting into next week. Checkout Solipillow.com

Still Games Boabby, Gavin Mitchell, had a terrifying Hogmanay incident, choking on dinner and losing consciousness. His wife Lindsay saved the day, rushing him to the hospital. Gavin shared the story on Instagram, reminding fans to chew carefully. After a quick procedure, hes on the mend, looking forward to the new year. Checkout Solipillow.com

In 2025, 41,472 migrants crossed the English Channel to the UK, marking the second-highest annual total on record. This figure is 13% higher than 2024 and 41% above 2023. Crossings reached record levels, with boats carrying an average of 62 people each. Politicians reacted sharply, with Nigel Farage criticizing the governments handling of the situation. New measures, including the Border Security Act and asylum reforms, were introduced to deter crossings and speed deportations, but faced criticism from both Labour and Tory MPs. The pilot returns deal with France has sent back 193 migrants, but critics argue its no real deterrent. At least 17 deaths occurred on the route last year, fueling protests and calls for safe routes alongside gang crackdowns. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Traitors returns for series four, with contestants navigating lies and deception at Ardross Castle in Scotland. Contestants dont sleep at the castle, instead staying at a nearby hotel. The show, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, offers a cash prize and a celebrity edition with charity stakes. Checkout Solipillow.com

Independent food and drink brands in Glasgow demonstrated resilience, opening 28 new spots in 2025 despite rising costs. Savills predicts more deals this year, driven by entrepreneurs seeking ready-to-go spaces. Meanwhile, hotels face labor cost increases, with profit margins dipping to 34.5% nationwide. Notable deals include Nuveen selling Edinburghs W Hotel for around £100m and Cameron House on Loch Lomond up for grabs at a similar price. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Traitors returns to BBC One with series four, hosted by Claudia Winkleman. Twenty-two contestants from diverse backgrounds gather at Ardross Castle in Scotland for a game filled with deceit and betrayal. The prize pot reaches up to £120,000. Contestants must outlast murders by secret traitors and banishments voted by the group. The new cast includes a retired police officer, a crime writer, a psychologist, and more. Claudia Winkleman shares her excitement for the series, promising bigger twists and drama. Catch the premiere tonight at eight PM on BBC One or iPlayer. Checkout Solipillow.com

Reverend Brian Casey, a beloved minister at Springburn Parish Church, is embarking on a new role as Dean of St. Jude’s Christian community, focusing on supporting families grieving the loss of a baby or child. Despite recent health challenges, hes ready to serve, having earned local hero status through social justice work and a Covid victims memorial. Checkout Solipillow.com

As the fiftieth anniversary of the Kingsmill massacre approaches, families and campaigners demand justice for the brutal murder of ten Protestant workers in County Armagh. In 1976, republican gunmen killed ten and injured one, leaving the only Catholic unharmed. Despite a coroners ruling, no one has been convicted. Victims campaigner Kenny Donaldson honors the victims and survivor Alan Black, who endured physical and psychological trauma without seeking revenge. The pain remains raw for families and survivors, with many first-generation victims dying without accountability. Checkout Solipillow.com