The Deputy First Minister visited the Social Bite Village in Granton this week.

A study took place at the University of Dundee.

The campaign group Stand Up To Racism Scotland organised demonstrations outside Holyrood in Edinburgh and in George Square in Glasgow.

Seabird ecologists noted concern after analysing data gathered by the National Trust for Scotland.

Rev Ian Gilmour travelled more than 5,600 miles to the city of Hiroshima where his father David Gilmour was held in a camp for over three years.

The latest Bank of Scotland business barometer found business confidence rose by eight points to 51% during the month.

The man was detained as part of a probe into allegations of missing ashes and financial misconduct at A Milne Funeral Directors.

Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves accused her predecessors of covering up the scale of immediate spending pressures on the public purse.

Mother Eadie gave birth to Harper at Blair Drummond Safari Park near Stirling in June.

The push comes after Labour MP Rosie Duffield described the cap as ‘a heinous piece of legislation’ in an article for a Sunday newspaper.

Bubba and Rossco were born at Blair Drummond in June, two months after Nugget’s arrival.

Unison has warned mass walkouts could begin in August if a majority of staff back industrial action.

The shadow chancellor is set to discuss what she considers will be the economic benefits of Labour’s green investment plans today.

The party backs independence and has also called for the devolution of powers to call referendums.

Former lord advocate Dame Elish Angiolini was giving evidence to the Sheku Bayoh inquiry on Friday.

The study has shown putting meat put down close to nests increases their chances of survival by 83%

The development will turn an area of the city’s industrial past into a major tourist attraction.

Paul McNaughton, 29, admitted killing former biology Peter Coshan teacher in a flat in Leith in 2022.

The Caribbean writer previously won the Commonwealth Short Story Prize in 2018.

The party’s co-leader, Patrick Harvie, attacked 14 years of ‘anti-refugee’ policies ahead of a visit to a Glasgow-based charity.