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Tilda's girl shows her own star quality as she turns on the style at Cartier car event
Tilda's girl shows her own star quality as she turns on the style at Cartier car event

Daily Mail​

time15-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mail​

Tilda's girl shows her own star quality as she turns on the style at Cartier car event

Her mother is movie royalty while her late father was a renowned Scots artist. But Honor Swinton Byrne showed her own star-quality at the Cartier Style et Luxe annual display of the finest cars, at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, in West Sussex. The 27-year-old daughter of Oscar-winning actress Tilda and the playwright and artist John Byrne, who passed away in November 2023, looked stunning in her full-length chocolate-coloured dress and matching shoes. She is an aspiring actress having been plugged to take a lead role in the film, The Souvenir by her godmother, director Joanna Hogg, in 2019 plus a sequel in two years later. Ms Swinton Byrne also played Princess Beatrice in A Very Royal Scandal about Prince Andrew's disastrous BBC interview with Emily Maitlis. The London-born performer was brought up in the Highlands with her twin brother Xavier and went to school in the former royal burgh of Forres, on the Moray Coast.

Buckie's navigation light will be replaced using a helicopter
Buckie's navigation light will be replaced using a helicopter

BBC News

time13-06-2025

  • General
  • BBC News

Buckie's navigation light will be replaced using a helicopter

A helicopter is being brought in to help replace an ageing navigation light used to guide vessels off the Moray coast. The light - at The Mucks reef near Buckie - has been in place since the 1970s and has reached the end of its working life. A new one, which is expected last another 50 years with annual maintenance, is due to be installed on 19 June. However, due to the rocky offshore location, it will need to be airlifted into place. Marc Macrae, who chairs Moray Council's economic development and infrastructure services committee, said: "This replacement is vital to ensuring the safety of vessels navigating our coastline."We're pleased to invest in this modern, durable upgrade at a time we're looking at the potential for growth in and around Buckie harbour."

Three Belgian soldiers hospitalised and 12 others injured after shooting incident at Scots military base
Three Belgian soldiers hospitalised and 12 others injured after shooting incident at Scots military base

The Sun

time12-05-2025

  • The Sun

Three Belgian soldiers hospitalised and 12 others injured after shooting incident at Scots military base

THREE Belgian soldiers have been rushed to hospital and 12 others were injured after a 'shooting incident' during a military exercise in Scotland. Soldiers from the country's parachute regiments were taking part in the Red Condor exercise when the incident happened earlier today. The exercise, which was supported by Britain's defence ministry, was being carried out at Kinloss Barracks on the Moray Coast in the northeast of Scotland. A total of 15 soldiers have been injured, and three were rushed to hospital in an ambulance after being wounded. According to Belgian publication Sudinfo, two soldiers have suffered serious injuries while the third suffered minor injuries. The other 12 soldiers all reportedly suffered hearing damage. Belgium's Ministry of Defence announced the news on social media. The country's Defence Minister, Theo Francken, posted a short clip of himself on X, formerly known as Twitter, confirming the incident. He said: "They were on an exercise and something went wrong. "We do everything to train, train and protect our personnel as best we can, but sometimes things don't go as planned." He added that the government was "monitoring the situation very closely" and that the families of those who were injured have been informed. Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever also made a post on X as he responded to the incident. He wrote: "I have received the sad news that three soldiers from the Third Parachute Battalion were injured during an exercise in Scotland. "I wish the injured a speedy recovery. My thoughts are with their loved ones." The country's Defence Ministry has launched an investigation into the incident. They released a statement which said: "They received first aid and were then transferred to a local hospital. In addition, a dozen soldiers suffered hearing damage. "An investigation has been launched to find out the exact circumstances of the incident." More to follow... For the latest news on this story keep checking back at The Scottish Sun. is your go to destination for the best celebrity news, football news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. Like us on Facebook at and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheScottishSun.

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