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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Human rights concerns raised over cuts to social care
Disabled and older people have been left to sleep in wheelchairs – or been unable to get out of bed, wash
Revealed: 16 asylum seekers died in six months
A total of 16 people seeking asylum in the UK died in the six months before lockdown, leading to a
Podcast: Nightlife culture under threat from Covid-19 restrictions
The Scottish Government’s lack of engagement with the country’s nightlife culture – such as clubs and music venues – is
More than one in four prisoners now on remand due to covid-19 court backlog
More than one in four prisoners in Scottish jails are now serving time behind bars despite not yet facing a
After lockdown: what next for Glasgow’s street homeless?
The rain is bouncing off the pavements and wind blusters down the off-the-beaten track Glasgow street. But inside
Scotland plans drug testing service aimed at saving lives
Illicit drug users in Scotland’s major cities could soon be offered a drug safety testing service that will tell
Adoption charities taking over Kinship carer service is ‘slap in the face’
Kinship carers – grandparents and other relatives who look after children when their birth parents cannot – claim they have been left
‘This doesn’t happen here’: young women highlight sexual violence in Shetland
When 16-year-old Rhea from Shetland put a call-out on an anonymous social media app in June, asking
Amazon warehouse now owned in tax haven after £6.3m tax payer subsidy
Amazon’s flagship Scottish centre, which received millions of pounds in publicly funded grants, is now owned in a tax
Call for inquiry after Glasgow stabbing incident at hotel
There must be an inquiry into decisions taken by the Home Office and its housing contractor to move hundreds of
Row erupts over firm’s briefings to MPs on asylum seeker housing
A row has broken out between the private company responsible for housing asylum seekers in Glasgow and refugee charities and
Lawyers threaten to sue Strathclyde Pension Fund over equal pay retirement funds
Lawyers representing thousands of women who secured the largest equal pay settlement in Scottish history are planning legal action against