Revealed: Deer management cost public purse at least £135m in a decade
Deer overpopulation in many parts of Scotland is harming the environment. Attempts to tackle the longstanding issue are costing taxpayers tens of millions of pounds.
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Fears that bombs from Scotland dropped on Yemeni civilians
Campaigners fear that missiles produced by a US arms multinational based in Scotland are being used by Saudi Arabia against
Chinese dissidents sue former president alleging torture
Chinese dissidents in Scotland have filed lawsuits against a former president of China alleging they suffered human rights abuses including
The Schweiger File: Nazi hunter criticises Austrian government
The world’s foremost Nazi hunter has criticised the Austrian government after receiving a copy of a rare interview with
Journalist who exposed corruption kicked off course
A journalist who claims he lost work after his investigations exposed government corruption in Iceland has been kicked off his
Living in the shadow of Pakistan’s suicide bombers
Zahid Kishgan knew nothing of the bomb until he regained consciousness in hospital a few days later. The explosion happened
Exclusive: secret police report reveals CCTV in crisis
The CCTV network that scans Scotland’s streets, shops and parks is fragmented, obsolete and may violate the law, according
Revealed: UK government’s secret arms deals to Israel after Gaza offensive
Arms deals to Israel worth £4million were approved by Britain immediately after last summer’s bombardment of Gaza. The sales
Mourning in Srebrenica
Around midnight on July 11, 1995, word reached Srebrenica that Dutch peacekeepers had abandoned their observation posts on the outskirts
Mexico’s missing students
A Scottish artist is helping an international campaign to find 43 students who disappeared in Mexico last year. The trainee
Bhopal: the long flight from justice
On a hot and hectic street in the Indian city of Bhopal, the flames licked up the two giant corporate
Sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Photography by Simon Murphy Introduction by Billy Briggs The horror of sexual violence continues to destroy the lives of countless
Trident is a disaster waiting to happen, says nuclear whistleblower
Trident submarines are plagued by serious security lapses, beset by multiple safety blunders and “a disaster waiting to happen”, according