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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Review promised on Scottish homeless death statistics
Scotland’s national records office has said it will undertake a review that could see it count the deaths of
Call for trafficking victims to be protected from ‘hostile’ immigration policies
“I just ran and ran,” he said. He can’t remember collapsing in the road. But when he came to,
Keep siblings together: Call for law to stop separation of brothers and sisters in care
They are too often ripped apart right when they need each other most, causing distress, pain and fracturing once rock-
‘Let us remember them’: Scots count shows almost two people a week die while homeless
In late January it started snowing again. Yellow weather warnings were issued across Scotland, ice formed on the pavements and
Young people with autism ‘failed’ by Scottish school system
Young people with autism are being failed by Scottish schools, with children and young people with additional needs unlawfully excluded
Lives on hold: meet the people existing in Edinburgh’s homeless hostels
Sitting on a scrap of beach looking over Edinburgh’s Firth of Forth – a no-man’s land that is
Family accused of providing ‘substandard’ homeless accommodation paid £15m
A family business running homeless bed and breakfasts (B&Bs) and hostels in Edinburgh that have attracted repeated complaints
Councils paid £660m for temporary homeless accommodation
Local authorities across Scotland have paid out more than half a billion pounds putting homeless people in temporary accommodation such
Charities claim refugees facing eviction due to Home Office errors
Dozens of asylum seekers facing lock changes in Glasgow by multinational company, Serco, may in fact be entitled to Home
More than 500 people detained in police cells under immigration law
A human rights lawyer has called on the Scottish Government to “demand answers” after it emerged that 537 people were
Home Office wrong to send asylum seeker back to Ethiopia, rules judge
A leading Scottish judge has found the Home Office guilty of making a serious blunder by unlawfully returning an Ethiopian
Government urged to declare public health emergency over drug deaths
Campaigners are calling on the Scottish Government to declare a public health emergency following record levels of drug related deaths