The Guga Hunt: Why a centuries-old Hebridean tradition is facing renewed scrutiny
The Ferret did a deep dive to explain why a bird cull on Lewis dating back centuries is causing outrage amid claims it's a "blood sport"
The Ferret investigates how power structures impact Scotland.
Persuasive AI assistants, deepfakes and bots are now commonplace. But could they be used by bad actors to influence Scotland’s elections?
Political parties have accepted thousands of pounds from lobbyists in recent years. Anti-corruption campaigners claimed donations buy lobby firms “privileged access” to politicians for their wealthy clients.
A former Scotland leader of Nigel Farage’s previous party has been under scrutiny over pro-Russian statements since an explosive court case. The Ferret analysed what David Coburn said about Russia – and Ukraine – throughout his political career.
Reform UK's Malcolm Offord claimed one million people came to the UK in the 20th century, and seven million people have come to the UK since 2000. This is not accurate.
Airbnb’s business practices in the West Bank have long been in the spotlight, prompting criticism from human rights campaigners. We can now reveal that the firm has lobbied the Scottish Government 52 times since 2018.
A Russian oligarch praised by Vladimir Putin has amassed a UK property portfolio under the veil of secretive offshore trusts, The Ferret can reveal. Anti-corruption campaigners say our investigation is a “shocking indictment” of the UK’s “dirty money” defences.
The Ukrainian tech tycoon building Scotland’s first orbital rocket — and the offshore links raising transparency questions.
A company that sold a major Highland port for an undisclosed sum to a Japanese firm received over £30m of
At least 20 incidents linked to anti-migrant protests, racism and the far-right in the last two months have
Scottish companies are roping NHS and council workers into veiled tax avoidance schemes that could see them hit with big
Scotland’s politicians have returned to parliament after the summer recess, and Scottish Labour has continued its criticism of the
Standing in front of a shop selling Polish produce in Aberdeen, John Carr held a microphone on a hot August