PhD researchers at Heriot-Watt University say missed stipend payments forced some to take hardship loans, and that late payments have happened before.…
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A leading emergency medicine doctor says corridor care has become routine in Scotland, as Health Secretary Angela Constance sets out her case for NHS reform.…
Records show SNP ministers have not spoken to police about a synthetic drugs lab found in Ayrshire, prompting Liberal Democrat criticism as drug deaths rise.…
Scotland's legal aid body wants to stay independent of ministers and move away from a reactive system as the government prepares a Legal Aid (Scotland) Bill.…
Bus lanes between Milton Road East and London Road now run from 7am to 7pm every day as Edinburgh tests whether longer hours speed up buses.…
GB Energy's chief executive says the Aberdeen-based company will fund more floating offshore wind projects after its £50 million stake in Pentland, but will choose them carefully.…
The Scottish Beer and Pub Association says 62 pubs shut between January and September, costing about 585 jobs, and wants tax help in both Budgets.…
A federal judge in Washington has scheduled the trial of Abu Agila Mas'ud Kheir Al-Marimi for 19 January and warned that she will not accept further delays.…
A proposed hyperscale AI data centre at Chapelcross in Dumfries and Galloway, which would be the largest campus of its kind in the world, has drawn more than 1,000 objections in 48 hours.…
NHS Grampian says consultant-led maternity care in Moray will not be fully restored this year, with the remaining services to be phased in as soon as they are safe.…
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