1 week ago Service charges laid bare: Flat owners hammered by costs in the TENS of thousands

New data reveals where in Britain people pay the most in service charges, as fears grow that the fees are making flats hard to sell.

Politics

2 w. ago Hundreds of drug dealers evade justice, as Douglas Ross's Right to Recovery Bill voted down

Scottish Labour says Scotland ‘will never get to grips’ with the drugs crisis under the SNP.

Economics

2 w. ago Hundreds of drug dealers evade justice due to 'SNP incompetence'

Scottish Labour says Scotland ‘will never get to grips’ with the drugs crisis under the SNP.

Economics

2 w. ago No matter how big it gets, a law firm must not lose its soul

Law firm growth used to be about prestige. New offices, bigger teams, more service lines. But in 2025, scale without substance is no longer impressive – it’s risky. Because when a legal business grows faster than its identity can keep up, culture cracks start to show.

Politics

2 w. ago Badenoch pledges to free police to chase criminals 'not political correctness' saying officers have been targeting 'tweets instead of thieves'

The Tory leader pledged to axe 'none-crime hate incidents' and cut the amount of paperwork in order to get officers back on the streets.

Events

2 w. ago Badenoch to pledge doubling of apprenticeship budget and cut in degree numbers

The Tory leader will pledge to reintroduce caps on student numbers in every subject area.

Politics

3 w. ago Scotland's civil service grows by hundreds despite SNP pledge to cut it

Between June 2024 and June 2025, the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) civil servants rose by 430

Politics

3 w. ago Tories pledge to make £47bn of savings with major cut to welfare

Shadow chancellor set to announce raft of cuts across welfare and foreign aid

Economics

3 w. ago SNP to release hundreds more prisoners early as inmate population reaches critical level

Prisons in Scotland are now critically full, leading to emergency measures being discussed.

Events