Oil watchdog faces 'conflict of interests' row over directors’ Shell and BP shares
Board members at the North Sea oil regulator hold Shell and BP shares. Critics say the investments raise questions about the body's independence.
The Scottish Government has announced a housing emergency, amid rising costs and a lack of homes across the country. Ministers
Protections for tenants have changed in recent weeks, with many Scots reporting significant increases in their monthly rents after the
Scotland’s climate strategy has led to significant policy changes in recent years. Homes and heating are part of the
Scotland’s new hate crime bill has been extremely controversial, with critics lambasting the law for perceived restrictions on freedom
As Easter weekend begins, anger around the perceived erasure of Christian elements of the celebration has gained media traction. This
It’s the final episode of our three-part For Fact’s Sake series on elections. This week, we are
The North Sea oil and gas industry is a central part of Scotland’s economy but it has a significant
Scottish Labour has repeatedly criticised the Scottish Government’s record on the health service. In an exchange during First Minister’
It’s part two of our For Fact’s Sake podcast mini series on the election year. In this episode
Former Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen, who now sits as an independent, has criticised the party for its stance on abortion.
For Fact’s Sake is back for a brand new series, kicking off with a special three-part look at
The Scottish Government announced changes to income tax rates in December last year. Key to the new tax structure was