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Media 'struggled to adapt to disruption in power' from Yes campaign, report finds

THE mainstream media “struggled to adapt to the disruption in power and authority that the ‘Yes’ campaign represented” in 2014, according to…

The National (Scotland) · Oct 4, 2022

UK economic policies likely to cause many more deaths than Covid – academic

Professor Ruth Dundas of Glasgow University spoke out as a new report was published looking at mortality in the UK.

The Independent UK · Oct 4, 2022

Hopes of 4,500 jobs dashed as Ayrshire misses out on nuclear fusion plant

A site on the Ardeer peninsula was on a shortlist of five UK locations for the Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production (STEP) plant.

Daily Record · Oct 3, 2022

‘Past history of struggle has shaped the present moment’

ZANELE Muholi is a major figure in photographic art today.

The National (Scotland) · Sep 25, 2022

Protesters take to streets as rental accommodation crisis bites students

A STUDIO flat with a toilet outside in a communal corridor for £950 a month but still snapped up as soon as it was advertised.

The National (Scotland) · Sep 25, 2022

University of Glasgow housing chaos as students told not to enrol without secured digs

Education bosses said a 'significant contraction in the private rental market' meant they could not guarantee accommodation for students and have asked some learners to 'pause' their studies.

Daily Record · Sep 22, 2022

Historic collection of Gaelic recordings from Nova Scotia go online

A COLLECTION of Gaelic recordings made in Nova Scotia was launched online yesterday by the University of Glasgow.

The National (Scotland) · Sep 21, 2022

Not enough people offered kidney disease test, research finds

Researchers said some may be missing out on the best treatments.

The Independent UK · Sep 20, 2022

'Swedish society has changed': The rise of the far-right Sweden Democrats

Earlier this month, Sweden experienced a political earthquake when the Sweden Democrats (SD), a party with neo-Nazi roots, became the country's second-largest party in parliament. For the first time, the far right was running not as an outsider, but as part of the traditional right-wing coalition. According to journalist and…

France 24 · Sep 20, 2022

Drinking tea ‘may lower risk of type 2 diabetes’

Previous research has found that tea could be beneficial for health, partly because it contains antioxidants and polyphenols.

The Independent UK · Sep 18, 2022