The residents of Umm al-Khair in the West Bank were already reeling from the loss of community leader and English teacher Awdah Hathaleen. Now they are fighting a mass demolition order on their homes. Human rights organisations say it’s become a symbol of the struggles of life under occupation.
The Aquaculture Stewardship Council monitors standards at Scottish fish farms to help consumers choose “environmentally and socially responsible” farmed seafood. But it showcased a farm that had breached its rules on sea lice 11 times.
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.
Boris Johnson’s elevation to Prime Minister has been accompanied with calls questioning his mandate to lead the country. Ian
Nicola Sturgeon has been urged to intervene to halt a plan to cut homeless services in Glasgow by £2.6
Theresa May’s Brexit deal has been met with scepticism by many in her party and across the political spectrum.
The BBC pleaded with Nicola Sturgeon to reverse her decision to pull out of a media conference after she learned
The 2017 budget announcement included a number of decisions which will impact on Scotland. Chancellor Philip Hammond’s central announcement
Scotland’s latest statistics on employment have been released, and generated immediate controversy. Major news outlets covered the story in
The First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s recent trip to the US was not without controversy, as opposition politicians criticised her
