The Latest Breaking News from Loch Ness

She's back.... maybe: Man records first official Loch Ness Monster sighting of 2022

Exciting!

Manchester Evening News · Apr 2, 2022

Loch Ness monster Nessie spotted for first time this year after three month sighting drought

Nessie has been captured on camera for the first time in 2022 via the Loch Ness webcam after three months with no sightings of the legendary Scottish beast.

Chronicle Live · Apr 2, 2022

Nessie's back! Man records first official Loch Ness Monster sighting of 2022 after three-month drought

Veteran spotter shared a video of dark shapes moving about on the surface of the loch

Wales Online · Mar 30, 2022

What the papers say – January 28

The front pages feature Downing Street turmoil and a potential Loch Ness monster sighting in Wimbledon.

The Independent UK · Jan 28, 2022

'Loch Ness Monster sighting' in London a dead ringer for mythical beast

A photograph taken beside Wimbledon Park Lake has captured a black outline in the water which could be a "dead ringer" for the famous "surgeon's photograph" from 1934

Daily Mirror · Jan 27, 2022

Loch Ness Monster 'spotted' hundreds of miles from home in a park lake

The mythical Scottish creature was spotted in Wimbledon Park Lake last Thursday hundreds of miles from his Loch Ness home in the first sighting of the year so far.

Edinburgh Live · Jan 27, 2022

"Loch Ness Monster" spotted hundreds of miles from Nessie's normal home

The curious creature was spotted in Wimbledon Park Lake last Thursday.

Daily Record · Jan 26, 2022

New Loch Ness Monster short film hopes to drive tourism to the loch

Visit Inverness Loch Ness launches promotional video to aid area’s Covid-19 recovery.

Daily Record · Jan 21, 2022

How Loch Ness Monster should really look after mystery of beast debunked

A study of a fossilised elasmosaurus – a type of plesiosaur – has turned the idea of what we think is Nessie upside down.

Daily Record · Jan 20, 2022

Loch Ness Monster sightings get simple detail wrong as probe sheds new light on mystery

Nessie is often depicted looking like a plesiosaur with a long neck and a head emerging from the water but a recent study of a fossilised elasmosaurus - which is a type of plesiosaur - has revealed they didn't hold their heads that way

Daily Mirror · Jan 18, 2022