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Politics
Scotland must be resilient in the face of global shocks, says Swinney
The First Minister has suggested the UK Government should drop the recently announced increase in employers’ national insurance contributions.
By
Paul Cargill
13 Apr 2025
Crime
Yousaf and ex-adviser to Sturgeon to give evidence to Covid inquiry
The hearing comes amid ongoing scrutiny over messages exchanged by ministers and officials during the pandemic.
By
Paul Cargill
25 Jan 2024
Environment
Axed Robert Burns manuscript could have put career in jeopardy, says scholar
An early version of one of the Bard’s most famous songs has been unearthed in Edinburgh and released to coincide with his birthday this week.
By
Paul Cargill
24 Jan 2024
Environment
No trains in Scotland after 7pm as Storm Jocelyn brings strong winds and rain
Services on Wednesday morning have also been cancelled due to the expectation of extreme weather.
By
Paul Cargill
23 Jan 2024
Health
I have my life back: Man receives kidney donated by his friend
Calum Mitchell, from Dunfermline, received a kidney from Ian Cameron when it turned out his friend was a 100% match.
By
Paul Cargill
22 Jan 2024
Crime
Lives could have been saved but for uncertainty caused by guidance, inquiry told
Dr Donald Macaskill, chief executive of Scottish Care, said he had ‘absolutely no doubt’ that deaths could have been avoided.
By
Paul Cargill
18 Jan 2024
Crime
Prison officer unaware of reports suicide inmate was bullied, inquiry told
Katie Allan, 21, and William Lindsay, 16, were found dead in their cells in separate incidents at Polmont Young Offenders Institution in 2018.
By
Paul Cargill
10 Jan 2024
Crime
Prisoner ‘petrified’ of other inmates the day before she died, mother says
Katie Allan, 21, and William Lindsay, 16, were found dead in their cells in separate incidents at Polmont young offenders institution in 2018.
By
Paul Cargill
9 Jan 2024
Science
Scientists turn whisky-making by-product into fuel for the future
A team from Heriot-Watt University have developed materials that can use wastewater from distilleries to produce green hydrogen.
By
Paul Cargill
4 Jan 2024
UK
Dolly the sheep’s fleece donated for display at national museum
She was the world’s first mammal cloned from an adult cell.
By
Paul Cargill
24 Dec 2023
Environment
Travellers urged to plan ahead as Storm Pia brings high winds
A Met Office weather warning for wind will remain in place until 3pm on Thursday
By
Paul Cargill
21 Dec 2023
Environment
Rare moss discovery boosts hopes of survival in UK
Round-leaved bryum was found at a reservoir near Edinburgh, and experts now plan to introduce it to other areas.
By
Paul Cargill
14 Dec 2023
Politics
Refugee tells of agonising wait for go-ahead to move family from Sudan
Kaltouma Haroun Ibrahim, who lives in Glasgow, has already lost three children to the consequences of conflict in the North African country.
By
Paul Cargill
14 Dec 2023
Crime
Jury retires to consider verdict in Caroline Glachan murder trial
Three people are on trial for the murder of the teenager whose body was found in the river Leven, Dunbartonshire, in August 1996.
By
Paul Cargill
12 Dec 2023
Environment
Centuries-old Scots pine saved as part of Highlands rewilding project
Trees for Life stepped in to save dozens of pines throughout Glen Loyne in the Highlands.
By
Paul Cargill
12 Dec 2023
UK
Lockdown fundraiser Margaret Payne dies aged 93
She raised £436,000 for the NHS, the Highland Hospice and the RNLI after scaling the height of the 731-metre Suilven on her stairs at home.
By
Paul Cargill
11 Dec 2023
Crime
Court rejects Rossi’s attempt to delay US extradition
Scottish ministers signed an order in September giving permission for him to be transferred to America to face charges.
By
Paul Cargill
7 Dec 2023
Crime
Murder accused threatened to ‘batter’ teenager before her death, trial hears
Caroline Glachan’s body was found in the river Leven in August 1996.
By
Paul Cargill
29 Nov 2023
Health
Charity founded by Doddie Weir passes £11m milestone for MND research
The late international rugby player set up the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation following his diagnosis in 2016.
By
Paul Cargill
24 Nov 2023
Politics
Scottish politicians condemn Tory MP’s asylum seekers remarks
Conservative Party deputy chairman Lee Anderson suggested asylum seekers should be sent to the Orkney Islands while their applications are processed.
By
Paul Cargill
22 Nov 2023
Music
Headline acts announced for Trnsmt 2024 include Oasis star and top DJ
Liam Gallagher, Gerry Cinnamon and Calvin Harris have all been booked to play the Glasgow festival next year.
By
Paul Cargill
21 Nov 2023
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