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Taking place on Monday, Aberdeen will honour the memory of six million Jews and other groups murdered during the holocaust, as well as victims of more recent genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur.

Gregor Lovie, 20, recently secured his dream apprenticeship with John Clark Motor Group after receiving vital support from Camphill School Aberdeen as a youngster.

The Esslemont will cease operations on February 22, with the iconic city centre building now up for sale. The venue will be moving staff to its sister site at The Ferryhill.

Melanie Stewart-Wills has been nominated for Community Coach of the Year at the British Gymnastics Awards for her work in spreading the joy of gymnastics after nearly 50 years of coaching.

Four Israeli soldiers held by Hamas have been released and 200 Palestinian prisoners have been freed as part of a ceasefire deal that has brought an end to 15 months of brutal fighting in Gaza.

Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump's controversial choice for US defence secretary, has been confirmed for the job.

Gaza's Hamas-run municipal governments have published their first official reconstruction plan for the Gaza Strip, in the latest sign that the group intends to be a leading actor in the rebuilding of the territory.

The world's largest iceberg is on a collision course with the British territory of South Georgia - potentially putting millions of penguins and seals in danger. 

WH Smith is in secret talks to sell its entire high street business in Britain more than 230 years after it opened its first shop in central London.

There has been an "unprecedented" rise in the number of businesses on the brink of insolvency, according to a closely watched report.

The Original Factory Shop (TOFS), the independent discount retail chain, is close to being sold after more than 17 years under the ownership of private equity firm Duke Street.

The family behind Lakeland, one of Britain’s most prominent privately held retailers, is exploring a sale after more than 60 years amid growing cost pressures sweeping the industry.

A$AP Rocky fired blank shots from a prop gun in order to protect his friend, his lawyer has said on the first day of his trial.

Marilyn Manson will not be charged following a lengthy investigation into sexual assault and domestic violence allegations, prosecutors have said.

Saudi Arabia has asked legendary Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer to work on a new version of its national anthem, according to a senior official in the country.

Emilia Perez leads the nominations for this year's Oscars - breaking the record for the most nominated non-English language film in the history of the awards.

Mobile network Three has apologised after customers across the country reported problems making and receiving voice calls.

Facebook owner Meta has denied claims from some users that they have been "forced" to follow social media accounts belonging to the Trump administration.

Keir Starmer has been accused of "pathetic bullying" by a Norfolk environmental campaigner who was singled out and ridiculed by the prime minister in an article in the Daily Mail. 

Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband has said he will not resign if the government backs a third runway at Heathrow following years of opposition by him.