1 hour ago Woman 'sacked for bringing her girlfriend to work Christmas party'

Lou Beardsmore was just 25 and working in financial services in Edinburgh when she was sacked for bringing her girlfriend to an office Christmas party

Politics

14 h. ago Christmas on credit: one in seven ‘using buy now pay later to fund festivities’

Nearly half of people find buy now, pay later attractive as a way to spread the cost of Christmas, according to a survey for banking app thinkmoney.

Economics

68 h. ago Readers' letters: We're all in trouble if the AI bubble bursts

A reader warns of the potential economic chaos ahead

Events

3 d. ago Readers' letters: Labour conference was a propaganda coup for Reform

A reader suggests Keir Starmer’s set piece confence speech was a missed opportunity

Politics

4 d. ago Readers' letters: Labour's funding pledges for Scotland are Trumpian fake news

Anas Sarwar’s call for a “new directionr “ for Scottish Labour fails to convince a reader

Politics

5 d. ago Readers' letters: The challenges we face must be tackled head

A reader says it’s time for governments – and individuals – to stop passing the buck

Politics

6 d. ago Reeves plots VAT attack on private health that would hit EIGHT MILLION families after class war assault on school fees

Whitehall sources told the Daily Mail that the Treasury was examining options for adding VAT to currently exempt services - with private healthcare and financial services said to be in the firing line.

Events

6 d. ago Readers' letters: Europe's Ryder Cup triumph is a victory for sportsmanship

A reader says the behaviour of the American crowd at the Ryder Cup was disgraceful

Politics

7 d. ago Readers' Letters: Whatever John Swinney thinks, he's British

Does the First Minister really not understand that if you’re Scottish, you’re also British, asks reader?

Politics

9 d. ago Readers’ letters: Digital ID cards an open invitation to identity thieves

A reader suggests Digital ID cards would inevitably be vulnerable to hackers

Politics

1 week ago Readers' letters: Edinburgh Airport's welcome to visitors is shameful

A reader says Edinburgh Airport, as a gateway to Scotland, is a national disgrace

Politics

1 week ago Readers' letters: Israel and Saudi Arabia fell for trap set by Hamas

Hamas wanted to sabotage peace talks – and in that aim it was successful, a reader says

Politics

1 week ago Revolut opens new London HQ as part of long term plan for the UK financial services sector

Revolut opens new London HQ as part of long term plan for the UK financial services sector  Workplace Insight

Politics

1 week ago Readers' Letters: UK should be like Switzerland and focus on financial services

A reader says the UK should withdraw from the world stage and emulate Switzerland

Politics

1 week ago Readers' Letters: The UK has shamefully surrendered to Hamas terrorists

A reader say the UK’s recognition of a Palestinian state is likely to extend the conflict in Gaza

Events

2 w. ago Readers' Letters: Sturgeon seems to have lost all interest in being an MSP

Nicola Sturgeon should surrender her MSP’s salary now, says reader

Politics

2 w. ago Readers' Letters: Nation needs to address national food crisis head on

The increasing use of food banks shames UK, says reader

Events

2 w. ago Readers' Letters: Will Starmer stiffen Trump's spine over Russia sanctions?

Keir Starmer needs to have a word with Donald Trump over his so-far empty threats to Russia, says reader

Politics

2 w. ago Readers' Letters: Starmer made a massive mistake in giving Murray the boot

What was Keir Starmer thinking when he sacked Ian Murray, asks reader?

Politics

2 w. ago Readers' Letters: Wind alone can't power Scotland but nuclear can

Without nuclear power Scotland will inevitably fall behind rest of the world, says reader

Events