Claim John Swinney stayed at Peter Mandelson's residence is Mostly True
The first minister has been criticised online for staying with Mandelson on a trip to the US last year. We looked at the truth behind the claims.
The pressing need to address difficulties the Scottish public reports in getting an appointment with their GP was raised in last week’s budget. So will new funding and proposals for walk-in surgeries help? What are the underlying reasons for the issue?
Despite Scotland’s booming wind sector, turbines are still routinely paid not to spin. The Ferret unpacks why this happens, what makes it so costly, and what it means for your bills.
Migration's alleged link to increased crime has been back in the spotlight in recent years, so we looked at the evidence.
The closure of the Grangemouth oil refinery in April has cast a long shadow over Scotland’s plans for a
The annual Scottish Government report on its revenue and spending, known as GERS, has been a lightning rod for controversy
MPs have voted to ban activist group Palestine Action, after members broke into a UK military base in Oxfordshire last
The Supreme Court’s decision on how to legally define a woman under equality law is having a wide impact
The UK Government’s changes to disability benefits have been criticised by campaigners and politicians in Scotland. New rules for
Scotland’s shipbuilding industry has been back in the spotlight in recent weeks, after the announcement that seven new ferries
Over the last year, The Ferret has been investigating the so-called ‘culture war’. We have looked at how disinformation and
Scotland’s approach to tackling climate change has come under criticism in recent years. A key target to reduce greenhouse
Scotland’s drugs crisis is often in the news, as the government grapples with high rates of drug deaths and