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1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fionnuala Boyle

The colossal squid has been filmed alive in its environment for the first time one hundred years after its discoveryThe colossal squid, a deeply mysterious creature who "has no idea humans exist," has been filmed alive in its environment for the first time by a team of explorers in the South Atlantic Ocean 100 years after its discovery.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fionnuala Boyle

Cold spells and snow occur fairly often in April but still surprise people - so, can we expect snow this spring? The first four months of the year have brought a mixture of weather to Scotland. From superstorms to mini heatwaves, one thing is for sure - the elements have kept us on our toes and wondering what will come next. April began with sizzling sunshine and toasty temperatures, with just last week recording the hottest day of the year north of the border so far.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Narin Flanders |Fionnuala Boyle

The Easter Treats Letterbox Gift is the ideal treat for the whole family - but you'll have to be fast to get it in time. With Easter weekend just around the corner, brands are enticing last-minute shoppers with a variety of discounts, offers, and delivery options. M&S has slashed 20 per cent off one of their best-selling items, but savvy shoppers have found a way to get it even cheaper.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Bradley Jolly |Fionnuala Boyle

Beautiful photos were shared online by people across the UK as the aurora borealis geomagnetic storm took holdBrits were mesmerised yesterday as they witnessed the dazzling Northern Lights gracing the night sky. Stunning snapshots of the luminescent aurora borealis filled social media, captured by stargazers all over the UK. Prime conditions were forecasted b y the Met Office, meaning even those in southern England had an opportunity to see the geomagnetic spectacle.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fionnuala Boyle

The Northern Lights will shine across parts of the UK tonight after one Scot said "it's the best show I've ever seen"Scotland is one of a handful of countries lucky enough to spot the Northern Lights on something of a daily basis. And our luck is continuing tonight, as we are set to see them for the second time in just two days. A coronal mass ejection struck Earth on Tuesday, April 15, providing more opportunities to see the aurora borealis dazzle in purples, pinks, and greens.