The Guga Hunt: Why a centuries-old Hebridean tradition is facing renewed scrutiny
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MPs investigate use of British bombs in Yemen’s war
MPs on a powerful Westminster committee are investigating if bombs made in Scotland have been used in Yemen’s civil
Fears guns at sea could end up with terrorists
The UK Government has failed to keep track of thousands of assault rifles, machine guns and pistols stored on floating
Council breaking CCTV privacy rules, claims former worker
A CCTV operator with fifteen years’ experience of operating public space cameras has alleged frequent breaches of protocol at a
Minister under fire for silence on Qatar worker deaths
The Scottish Government kept quiet about human rights abuses while seeking up to £1.3 billion to pay for new
Named: Scots police chiefs linked to disgraced ‘Spycops’ unit
The identities of senior police officers in Scotland linked to a secret Metropolitan Police division under investigation are revealed today
Trident safety blunders exposed 20 workers to radiation, says MoD
Twenty workers at the Faslane nuclear submarine base were exposed to radiation in breach of safety rules, according to an
Calais: requiem for a dream
In February 2015, photographer Iman Tajik, a refugee settled in Glasgow, Scotland, has arrived to join his friend Frederik Subei,
We’ve made 23 nuclear flights in five years, says MoD
Nuclear weapons materials have been flown between the UK and the US 23 times in the last five years, according
An eye witness to Yemen’s forgotten war
An eye witness to Yemen’s forgotten war has revealed the trauma faced by children on a daily basis in
Top secret mock nuclear accidents reveal catalogue of failures
Top secret mock nuclear accidents testing the responses of the military and emergency services have revealed numerous mistakes that would
UK firms at centre of growing global mercenary trade
BRITISH security firms have been accused of making vast profits from misery in the world’s war zones. In a
Police Scotland self-regulation on biometric data ‘must end’
Civil liberties groups have backed the conclusions of an investigation into Police Scotland calling for changes to the way biometric