Scotland’s abandoned buildings leave communities to bear the burden
Derelict buildings across Scotland are creating a plethora of problems. Local communities are bearing the brunt.
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Officers’ attempt to avoid punishment over ‘racist’ messages costs Police Scotland £200,000
An attempt by ten police officers to block disciplinary action being taken against them for allegedly sharing racist and antisemitic
Facebook pages promoting banned QAnon cult still live
Facebook pages in Scotland promoting a cult called QAnon have not been removed by the social media giant despite a
‘Green’ housing project row over destruction of woodland
An exclusive private housing development backed financially by a government “green” fund has been criticised for destroying “cherished woodland” and
UK is second biggest arms dealer in the world
Britain is the second biggest arms dealer in the world after the US, according to new statistics from the Department
Golden Dawn and the killing of Pavlos Fyssas
“It’s a very dark story,” says forensic investigator, Stefanos Levidis. He is standing in front of an imposing mural
QAnon: Scottish child abuse protests linked to US conspiracy cult
Protests against child trafficking in Scottish cities have links to a far-right conspiracy cult from America called QAnon that
Salmon dying in cages prompt fish farm investigation
An investigation has been launched into conditions at an Argyll fish farm after footage emerged of dead and dying salmon
UK condemned for Saudi arms deals as more than 2,000 children killed in Yemen
The UK Government has been accused of having “immoral” trade deals with Saudi Arabia after a new report accused the
Private developers get £100m from housing fund but build just 700 affordable homes
A £150m housing fund has awarded more than £100m to private firms, prompting claims the Scottish Government is “doling out
UK-made tear gas fired at pro-democracy protestors in Greece
Tear gas and stun grenades made in the UK were used against pro-democracy protestors recently in Greece, according to
Scottish taxpayers fund radar for drone armed with air-to-air missiles
A radar funded by Scottish taxpayers has been developed for a drone used in warfare that can be armed with
Free market think-tanks advising UK government lack diversity
Free market think-tanks advising the UK government are “disappointingly” lacking in both racial and gender diversity, new analysis by