Tim Knowles is a News Editor at The National News. He specializes in travel and tourism, with a keen focus on consumer travel, while also covering significant topics such as the Russia-Ukraine War, social issues, cannabis, and ESG. Tim's work has been featured in The National News and The Sunday Post.
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By: Tim Knowles
Anthony’s hands shake as he recalls hiding in a bunker for 12 hours with his young family while Hamas militants roamed outside his home.
Calls for greater urgency and better training come as Scots with bipolar disorder wait 9.8 years on average for a correct diagnosis.
By: Tim Knowles
Evidence given by Scotland’s top medic has been called into question after he claimed Nicola Sturgeon was right to impose longer lockdowns.
By: Tim Knowles
Journalist whose sources were unlawfully hunted by police after exposing Emma Caldwell killer Iain Packer calls molehunt “appalling but unsurprising.”
Defibrillator drones could cut response time in cardiac arrest cases by more than 3 minutes compared to an ambulance.
New laws punishing Scots who mix up their recycling are set to be policed by an army of specially trained bin collectors.
By: Tim Knowles
Ukraine’s shortage of air defence and ammunition has left cities vulnerable – nowhere more so than Kharkiv, just 18 miles from the border.
The cocktail bar at Glasgow’s House of Gods hotel is a darkly decadent room of chandeliers, velvet furniture and gold-flecked wallpaper.
By: Tim Knowles
Councils could clear snow and ice from cycle paths and leave “male-dominated” roads until last, based on a Swedish experiment.
It’s been called the loveliest valley in England, and Borrowdale Gates Hotel, nestled in the valley, must be the loveliest hotel there.
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