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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Revealed: A quarter of Scots MPs own multiple homes
More than one in four Scottish MPs own second homes or rake in tens of thousands of pounds in rent
‘No point’ in trying: families claim drug services still failing users
People dependent on drugs are still unable to get the support and treatment they need – with some claiming there is
Ketamine therapy for depression offered in Scottish first
Ketamine is known as both a party drug and a horse tranquiliser. But now it is to be offered to
Almost a third of Scots constituencies have only one woman candidate standing… or none at all
Almost a third of Scottish constituencies have only one woman – or no women at all – on the ballot paper according
Universities on the edge: How can we solve the funding crisis?
Sitting in the midst of the usually buzzing Strathclyde University campus you might be forgiven for forgetting that – with three
Sheku Bayoh: The inquiry podcast, ‘An unholy trinity’
“Over the years it has become clear to the Bayoh family that the police, the PIRC and the Crown office
Police watchdog and Crown failed to assess racist language in Sheku Bayoh death
Neither Scotland’s police watchdog or Crown officials investigating the Sheku Bayoh case considered the role racist language used by
Revealed: over 1300 eviction orders granted despite ‘ban’
More than 1,300 evictions were granted during Scotland’s so-called eviction ‘ban’ while many tenants were forced to
Keeping the door open: how a new approach could stop evictions and inspire change
Scotland is in the grip of a rental crisis. As our investigation highlights concerning levels of evictions, we hear from
A place to heal: saving lives in Toronto’s toxic drug crisis
“You’re just trying these interventions to save people but it’s not enough because this crisis is structural. We
‘A foundation to build on’: Can Scotland’s first safer injection site tackle the drugs crisis?
When you clamber down under Glasgow’s City Union Bridge – where trees cling to the rocky banks of the River
Podcast teaser: What impact can a safer drug consumption facility have?
In 2017 the synthetic opioid fentanyl hit the Canadian city of Toronto and people using drugs started dropping. Drug deaths