And Finally

A digger on a building site in Worcestershire has found a collection of gold-encrusted wine bottles dating back to the 17th century worth £20,000 each.

The Chinese government is building a new 1,000-bed hospital in only six days to fight the recent coronavirus in Wuhan and treat suspected patients as fast as possible.

A simple surfboard has been turned into a state-of-the-art automated inspection device to gather information on the condition of infrastructure vital to the supply of Edinburgh’s drinking water.

Researchers investigating the potential for the long-term habitation on the Moon have agreed to extend the scope of their existing study.

For the first time ever in Scotland, prospective homeowners will be able to experience their new neighbourhood, before it's even built, thanks to cutting-edge VR technology.

A glass barrier is likely to be built around St Mark’s basilica in Venice to protect its priceless marble panels and gold leaf mosaics from frequent and devastating floods.

In preparations to host the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, a deal has been signed for the construction and operation of 16 floating hotels on the shores of Qetaifan Island North to provide accommodation for fans.

Thrill-seekers will be able to hurtle down Blythswood Street in Glasgow on a giant water slide as part of new proposals to revitalise the city over the next decade.

Councillors have rejected plans to connect two office buildings in Glasgow city centre with a bridge.

A construction worker is lucky to be alive after he swallowed two live 20 inch eels in a bid to "cure his constipation".

A goalkeeper who was hit by a football has won a £500,000 payout over the injury.

Glasgow has been voted as the worst city in the UK for potholes. As reported by the Daily Record, a survey revealed that nine in 10 locals claim they have to dodge them on a daily basis. 

A London mansion set to be sold at £210 million is due to break Britain's house price record.

A video has been released which allegedly captures a UFO rising from a construction site before flying away.

Network Rail ecologists have worked to protect badgers from the railway at more than 50 locations across Scotland in the last year.