A schoolgirl shared a haunting final TikTok including an eerily-named song the day before she was killed by her dad. Scarlett Vickers, 14, was stabbed to death at her home in Darlington, County Durham, by her father Simon Vickers on July 5, 2024, reports Manchester Evening News.

A potential TikTok ban could impact creators like Amy Underwood, a Scottish excavator operator turned influencer, who uses the platform.

There are "no plans" for a TikTok ban in the UK, officials have said as a block in the US is set to come into force on Sunday. The social media giant lost a last-ditch legal bid this week to have a ban declared as unconstitutional on free-speech grounds.

The new Labour Party government will NOT ban the social media platform, after it was banned over the pond in the United States.

Marc Champion is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering Europe, Russia and the Middle East. He was previously Istanbul bureau chief for the Wall Street Journal.

Britain's technology minister is "genuinely concerned" about how Chinese-owned TikTok could use the data of millions of Britons, according to an interview with The Guardian newspaper published Thursday.

Four years earlier, Russian media company Sputnik started broadcasting live radio programmes from its base in Scotland, with the goal of "telling the untold" to Scottish and UK audiences, while in 2022, former First Minister Alex Salmond reluctantly gave up the show he hosted on Russia Today following the invasion of Ukraine.

The US President has suggested TikTok could enter into a joint ownership deal with the United States to avoid a looming ban for the site.

The journey from London to Edinburgh in Scotland takes over seven hours, and the duo crossed into Scotland in the early hours of the morning, with the track "Born Slippy" by Underworld playing in the background—a moment Courte found poetically ironic. They arrived at the destination at 2:24 a.m., completing the epic journey.

Cheeky Scots are tricking tourists into thinking the haggis is a real creature -caught and skinned before ending up on Burns Night dinner plate.

Weather warnings are in place across the UK with Storm Eowyn set to bring battering winds of up to 100mph - and people are trying to protect their homes.

Windy conditions at Birmingham Airport as Storm Eowyn hits A THIRD red warning has been issued as Storm Eowyn smashes into the UK at 114mph - with flights cancelled and millions told to "stay at home".