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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Fighting to save lives in Scotland’s drug death crisis
“I’ve been losing people since I was 16,” says James, who started using drugs as a teenager. “I’ve
Revealed: Covid’s toll on hospital operations could ‘take four years’ to fix
The dramatic reduction to operations in Scotland across specialisms including cancer and cardiology has been revealed by new health board
Tenants faced damp and black mould while housing repairs stopped due to Covid-19
Tenants who have faced damp, substantial leaks and black mould are calling for Scotland’s largest housing association to take
SNP diversity drive was ‘window dressing’, say party insiders
A major SNP drive to increase diversity amongst its MSPs has been accused by party insiders of being “window dressing”
Poles apart: the Polish activists in Scotland fighting for equality back home
Remigiusz Jabłecki had never organised a protest before. During the four years he had lived in Scotland he had never
Scottish Welfare Fund failing families in financial crisis
The Scottish Welfare Fund, which the Scottish Government claims is there to help people who need it most, has failed
City council failed legal duty to homeless people, regulator finds
Almost one in three people making a homeless application in Glasgow prior to the Covid-19 pandemic were turned away,
Scots Oil firm linked to man at centre of Brexit donation mystery collapses
A Scottish oil and gas company linked to the man behind the Democratic Unionist Party’s mysterious £435,000 Brexit
‘All I could see was water’: Asylum journeys across the channel
Ali, a 27-year-old asylum seeker from Iran, was finally in a boat that worked. At 4am, along with
Asylum in crisis: stories from inside the ‘broken system’
Pictures by Angela Catlin. Anthony is jumping from one excited four-year-old foot to the other, as if to
Asylum charities spending tens of thousands to plug Home Office gaps
Refugee charities and grassroots organisations supporting asylum seekers have spent tens of thousands of pounds in a matter of months
Anti-torture committee warns of ‘excessive force’ used on Scottish prisoners
A European anti-torture committee has raised ongoing concerns about the use of segregation and “excessive force” to control Scottish