Highland trout firm accused of animal welfare abuses
Covert filming of farmed trout apparently suffering at an abattoir last year led to a firm being formally warned. New footage has prompted a fresh complaint.
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International students forced into ‘travel loophole’
International students, required to undertake hotel quarantine as part of Scottish measures to prevent new Covid-19 variants, are claiming
Sun is shining: the community radio station fighting for survival
In the shop front window of Sunny Govan community radio station there is a carefully painted heart, held between two
Homeless deaths in Scotland rise by 11 per cent
The number of people who died whilst homeless in Scotland has risen, according to the latest official figures. An estimated
Amazon’s ‘disposable’ Scottish workforce left struggling to pay bills
Amazon hired thousands of agency workers across Scotland in the lead-up to Christmas last year, breaking its own commitment
Highland test centre staff claim ‘catalogue of failures’ led to Covid-19 outbreak
Mitie workers at a Covid-19 test centre in Inverness, which was at the centre of a coronavirus outbreak, have
Royal Mail accused of ‘disregarding’ staff safety as workers reveal Covid-19 fears
Royal Mail has been accused of having “disregarded the health and wellbeing of staff ” and putting their lives at risk
Forgotten island: Barra’s hidden health crisis
With its pristine beaches and close-knit community, the small Hebridean island of Barra is often held up as the
Concerns raised over ‘cramped and stressful’ asylum unit for mothers and babies
Asylum seeking women with babies in Glasgow have spoken out about stressful conditions after being moved from flats into cramped
Over 2,000 homeless people housed in ‘unfit’ Glasgow B&Bs in eight months
More than 2,000 homeless people were housed in Glasgow Bed and Breakfasts after Covid-19 hit last year, The
Social media firms urged to tackle pro-anorexia posts affecting vulnerable Scots
Social media platforms are being urged by Scots who suffered eating disorders to be more proactive in tackling harmful content
Police Scotland role in ‘hostile environment’ questioned
Police Scotland’s role in the enforcement of the Home Office’s “hostile environment” policy has been questioned, after new
Bus firms under fire for cutting routes despite ‘unprecedented’ bailouts
Bus companies in Scotland have been criticised for cutting “essential” bus routes despite receiving almost £300m in public money – including