Investigations Thousands of Scots don’t have a home. Some new MSPs have more than one Several of Holyrood’s newest politicians have property portfolios. Campaigners claim they are “profiting” from Scotland’s housing emergency. Karin Goodwin, Jamie Mann, Paul Dobson May 17, 2026
Climate and the Environment Wealthy landowners are making millions from Scottish wind farms. You’re subsidising them Our latest investigation has found the financial rewards of Scotland’s energy transition are being unevenly distributed. The money earned by landowners often dwarfs the payments that wind farm developers make to local communities. Louis Boyd-Madsen, Paul Dobson May 10, 2026
Fact Checks Claim SNP government only increased teacher numbers by 75 is Mostly True Conservative candidate Meghan Gallacher made the claim in a special education debate hosted by the BBC. Alastair Brian May 7, 2026
Society Home Office bill will “scythe” protections for trafficking victims in Scotland, lawyers warn The Home Office is planning to take “a scythe” to protections currently offered to trafficking victims in Scotland – including sexually Karin Goodwin Apr 3, 2023
Human rights Children suffer as reports of human trafficking in Scotland rise Dozens of children were among 207 victims of human trafficking reported in Scotland in 2017, according to a new report Ailean Beaton Jun 14, 2018
