As staff at Scotland’s largest university continue strikes over sweeping cuts, their boss still won’t say what his second job pays on top of his £425,000 salary.
Scientists argue that research using animals is vital for the treatment and cure of human diseases like cancers. But experimenting on dogs and monkeys is controversial and critics say alternative methods should be used.
The Scottish Government is selling surveillance planes to save money and says drones are used to prevent illegal fishing. But critics argue that losing experienced pilots could mean criminality goes unchecked.
More than one in four prisoners in Scottish jails are now serving time behind bars despite not yet facing a
The Scottish Government’s freedom of information performance has collapsed during the coronavirus pandemic – undermining public accountability when it is
The arms industry is preparing to use two spaceports planned for Scotland to launch military spy satellites, an investigation by
Tear gas and stun grenades made in the UK were used against pro-democracy protestors recently in Greece, according to
The recent media coverage of people crossing the English channel in boats to claim asylum has led to heated discussion
A radar funded by Scottish taxpayers has been developed for a drone used in warfare that can be armed with
Twenty children have been killed in Yemen since the UK government resumed arms sales to Saudi Arabia just over one
The cost of UK programmes to replace Trident and nuclear submarines on the Clyde increased by over £1 billion in
An oil firm backed by a Scots investment company and accused of endangering an Indigenous group under lockdown in the
The UK government has been condemned after announcing it would resume selling arms to Saudi Arabia despite admitting it has
After three days of torture by police officers in the Mexican state of Puebla, Primo Villalva Domínguez, a farmer and
The Catholic Church has been told to act swiftly to shut down groups across Scotland promoting gay conversion therapy after
