Statue of Nelson Mandela unveiled in Glasgow It comes 33 years to the day since thousands turned out to watch as he was awarded freedom of the city. The Independent UK · Oct 9
'Not true': Stephen Flynn rejects claim he was told about ferry gas leak STEPHEN Flynn has insisted it is “not true” to say he was briefed on a gas leak on a ferry before a committee appearance. The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
Green MSP Manivannan allowed to continue working in UK after visa extended The Edinburgh and Lothians East member has secured a three-year graduate visa, to replace their student visa. Evening Standard · Oct 9
University ‘held to account’ after grade error student took own life – family Ethan Scott Brown, 23, was wrongly told by the University of Glasgow weeks before his death that he could not graduate. Evening Standard · Oct 7
Woman given three-year supervision and treatment order for killing partner Simone Ramage, 41, was sentenced after a judge concluded she had killed Brian Kowbel in Galashiels in 2023. Evening Standard · Oct 7
Majority of firms say Scottish Government does not understand business More than two thirds also say ministers do not engage with them enough on policy. Evening Standard · Oct 5
Lockerbie bombing trial date set as US judge warns against further delay Abu Agila Masud faces a maximum penalty of life in prison if convicted over the deadliest terrorist attack in UK history. Evening Standard · Oct 5
Thomas Kerr faces Holyrood protest over 'abhorrent' calls to restrict burqa WOMEN'S groups are set to protest outside Holyrood as MSPs debate a Reform UK motion they say would "criminalise" Muslim women's clothing. The National (Scotland) · Oct 5
Scottish university accused of ‘ideological’ job cuts despite £90m cash reserves STAFF at a Scottish university have accused bosses of using the financial crisis engulfing higher education to justify “ideological” job cuts despite the institution having almost £90 million in cash reserves. The National (Scotland) · Oct 2
‘Historic moment’ as Edinburgh’s Palm Houses reopen after five-year restoration The 19th century glasshouses were closed in 2021 so that substantial restoration work could be carried out. The Independent UK · Oct 2
Thomas Kerr accused of stoking Islamophobia with ‘abhorrent’ burqa ban THOMAS Kerr has been accused of "weaponising" Islamic dress and playing into Islamophobia after calling for a ban on all face coverings and explicitly singling out the burqa. The National (Scotland) · Oct 1
Nearly 400 workers to lose jobs in proposed Grangemouth closure A chemical manufacturer said it planned to cease all operations at the Falkirk site. Evening Standard · Oct 1
Protesters rally against AI data centre near 800-year-old Scottish castle PROTESTERS have said a planned data centre in North Ayrshire would have a “horrendous” impact on heritage and biodiversity The National (Scotland) · Sep 30
Data centre would have ‘horrendous’ impact in North Ayrshire, protesters say The Reject Hunterston Data Centre campaign held a demonstration on Wednesday. Evening Standard · Sep 30
The Independent UK · Sep 27 Thousands of staff at top UK university to begin five-week strike action The strike action is scheduled to last until late October
Evening Standard · Sep 27 Thousands of university staff to begin strikes in cuts and redundancies dispute The strikes at the University of Edinburgh will take place over the course of five weeks.
The National (Scotland) · Sep 24 19 Glasgow properties raided in massive operation to curb human trafficking gang OFFICERS ploughed through the doors of 19 Glasgow properties amid a major police operation to kerb the activities of a suspected human trafficking…
Evening Standard · Sep 23 Arrests made in major police operation targeting alleged human trafficking About 300 officers were deployed as part of Operation Kendrew in Glasgow, Falkirk, Dundee and other locations in Scotland.
The National (Scotland) · Sep 23 Anti-racism campaigners declare victory as far-right protest cancelled ANTI-RACISM campaigners have declared 'victory' after a planned far-right event in Edinburgh was cancelled.
Evening Standard · Sep 22 Reform MSPs in Holyrood walkout over independence debate ‘farce’ Malcolm Offord led his party out of the chamber, declaring the SNP-led discussion was ‘an insult to the Scottish electorate’.
Evening Standard · Sep 22 Renewables industry workers making ‘enormous difference’, says King Charles was speaking during a visit to Peterhead Port on Tuesday morning.
Evening Standard · Sep 22 SNP depute leader ‘very confident’ of winning second independence vote Keith Brown was speaking ahead of a debate at Holyrood on Tuesday on Scotland’s ‘right to decide its own future’.
The National (Scotland) · Sep 20 John Swinney makes fresh independence push as pressure mounts over SNP strategy JOHN Swinney will call on every MSP at Holyrood to back Scotland’s “right to decide” its own future as he faces growing pressure from within…
Evening Standard · Sep 19 New Scottish Labour leader to be announced MSPs Joe Fagan and Michael Marra are both vying to succeed Anas Sarwar, who quit Holyrood to join Andy Burnham’s government.
The Independent UK · Sep 16 Hundreds of experts urge Burnham to reject new North Sea drilling days before PM meets Trump for the first time Almost 600 climate scientists, health professionals and conservationists have warned against approving the Rosebank oil field