bordertelegraph41m
Blind veteran, 100, ‘felt 10 feet tall’ marching past Cenotaph for first time
Michael Woods, from Dunstable in Bedfordshire, marched with more than 40 other blind veterans supported by the charity Blind Veterans UK.
bordertelegraph2h
Maro Itoje says wounded England want ‘to do fans proud’ against South Africa
Maro Itoje insists England are determined to make amends after their autumn blues continued with a dramatic 42-37 defeat by Australia at Allianz Stadium. World champions South Africa are the daunting ...
bordertelegraph2h
Scottish Borders women recognised among top 100 in tourism
Susan Russell, chair of Women In Tourism, said: "The Women in Tourism Top 100 is now firmly established as one of the most prestigious honours in the Scottish tourism industry. "On behalf of the ...
bordertelegraph2h
No date for increasing defence spending to 2.5% of GDP, says Treasury minister
A Treasury minister has declined to say when the UK will spend 2.5% of its GDP on defence, as he also warned the pledge could come with public sector trade-offs. Darren Jones refused to say on Sunday ...
bordertelegraph2h
Kate’s poignant tribute to war dead at Cenotaph with Sophie by her side
It is the first time the Princess of Wales has carried out two consecutive days of engagements this year following her surgery and cancer diagnosis.
bordertelegraph3h
Whitehall ‘considering lots of different scenarios’ amid tariff fears – minister
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones said US President-elect Donald Trump recognised the important relationship between the UK and America.
bordertelegraph3h
O’Neill lays wreath at Cenotaph in Belfast on Remembrance Sunday
Stormont’s First Minister Michelle O’Neill has participated in the Remembrance Sunday ceremony at Belfast City Hall – the first time a senior Sinn Fein figure has taken part in such an event in ...
bordertelegraph4h
King lays wreath at Cenotaph as nation falls silent in remembrance
The nation’s war dead have been commemorated by the King as the country fell silent in remembrance of the servicemen and women who paid the ultimate sacrifice. Charles laid the first wreath at the ...
bordertelegraph5h
Moscow rattled by barrage of drone strikes
A massive drone strike has rattled Moscow and its suburbs, injuring a woman and temporarily halting air traffic at some of Russia’s busiest airports. Moscow mayor Sergey Sobyanin said 32 drones were ...
bordertelegraph6h
Two-bedroom 'perfect starter home' in Borders goes on market
A BORDERS two-bedroomed terraced house would make an ideal first home, according to the property agent. The ‘budget friendly’ property is located in the north end of Hawick in the Striches district of ...
bordertelegraph7h
DVLA licence warning as one million drivers risk £1,000 fine
More than one million motorists are currently driving illegally and at risk of a £1,000 fine from the DVLA, new figures have shown. It is illegal in the UK to get behind the wheel of vehicle without a ...