Ministers have come under fire for cancelling a £3bn section of HS2 that would have allowed Scotland to benefit from the controversial high-speed rail line.

SCOTRAIL has warned it may not be able to run any services when up to 50,000 staff walk out on a three-day strike later this month.

WE live on what some describe as “the planet of the chickens”. There are currently around 26 billion chickens in the world, all being reared to feed humans. But, a recent study has shown that our history as chicken-eaters is not as long as previo...

IT is not taxing to decide whose version of what has caused the chaos affecting passenger air travel for people in the UK is the most credible.

Rangers said it treated "very seriously" the finding that the club along with JD Sports and Elite Sport allegedly broke competition law by fixing the prices of some club-branded clothing to keep them high at the expense of fans.

TED Baker has seen its shares drop by more than a fifth after the frontrunner to take over the fashion chain pulled out of the process.

“Female-powered” businesses in the UK are attracting increasingly large amounts of investment but also suffer more dilution of ownership than their male counterparts.

The Scottish Seabird Centre in North Berwick has said a Scotland-wide outbreak of avian influenza has left them in a “watch and wait game.

Teachers in Glasgow want to see a four-day week campaign amid growing concern over burnout.

Summer is on the horizon – and with it the potential for sunnier days and more opportunities to get out and explore. Hitting the road is one of the best ways to do just that, with an engine and four wheels allowing you to check out here, there and ...

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GLASGOW celebrity chef Jimmy Lee is bringing a new pan-Asian wok-based street food concept to the Scottish capital.

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Glasgow City Council is to set aside £250,000 for repairs to some of the city's heritage buildings.

IT'S a sight which no tourist wants to be welcomed by but tonnes of litter are regularly being washed up on some of Scotland's tranquil coastal locations.

The chief executive of Parsley Box has topped up his stake in the meal delivery business with the purchase of an additional 100,000 shares.

Impact Summit has announced its first confirmed speakers as preparations are made for the event's return on September 14.

THOUSANDS of patients spent over 12 hours in A&E departments waiting for a bed in April amid a record number of delayed discharges, new figures show.

AS regular readers of your Letters Pages will know, I am not a fan of the SNP, its leader and failed policies causing untold damage to Scotland. However, I was left with no option yesterday but to resign my membership of the Scottish Conservatives fo...

The head of one of Glasgow’s oldest shopping centres says she is confident it has a positive future amid the ongoing retail crisis.

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IT is the smell of a care home that hits you first: the whiff of disinfectant and mashed potatoes, beneath which lie base notes of things you’d rather not think about. In the best of homes, of course, there are also flowers, uplifting paintings, an...

IT isn’t just partygate. The case against Boris Johnson is overwhelming. Of course his political opponents would think that. But I am not one of those. I voted for him as party leader and I cheered to the rafters when in December 2019 he guided the...

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ScotRail said there will also be very limited journey opportunities departing from Glasgow Central and Glasgow Queen Street after the match

Two out of three people in Scotland think the Scottish Government should be doing more to improve public health, according to a new poll.

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DOUGLAS Ross has denied he aided Russia by voting to remove Boris Johnson as Prime Minister.

MSPS have rejected a call to reject the Scottish Government plans to continue alignment with European Union laws despite claims the power will never be used.

THE CHAIR of the Scottish Commission on Social Security has resigned before her contract is up, blaming the Scottish Government's “approach to the ongoing Covid19 pandemic.”

MSPs will have just 20 minutes to quiz Culture Secretary Angus Robertson over Scotland’s troubled census - despite initially being told they would get an hour.

THE CHAIRMAN of the Scottish Conservatives has warned 148 MPs calling for the PM to quit “showed the level of anger” from the public over partygate.

SCOTLAND'S railways are set to be paralysed by a three-day train workers strike to bring even more misery to travellers.

HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC) new Glasgow headquarters was officially opened at Atlantic Square yesterday.

THE National Galleries of Scotland is seeking views on its plans for a new home for 100,000 works of art in the Scottish capital.

THE Crieff Hydro Family of Hotels has diversified its tourism offer with the acquisition of an award-winning Perthshire attraction.

Health secretary Humza Yousaf has said he is proud of the Scottish Government's recording on NHS staffing despite being warned it is breaking the law on safety by allowing the enlisting of students to fill gaps in nursing cover.

PRISON bosses do not expect to be flooded with transgender inmates obtaining a gender recognition certificate if new laws making it easier to do so are rolled out.

THE SCOTTISH Government could soon be snooping on school lunches and hospital dinners to make sure they are healthy, nutritious and environmentally sound.

SCOTRAIL and Scots ministers have been accused of hiding how much taxpayers' money is being spent in keeping Scotland's trains running after nationalisation.

An inquiry into the death of Sheku Bayoh in police custody has heard that an officer found a knife across the road from where he was being restrained.

AN EDINBURGH-based tour company has received a cash injection of £7 million from a private equity firm.

One of Scotland's bathing waters are at risk of losing its status if it receives another poor rating at the end of the season.

SCOTLAND’s Net Zero Secretary has warned cuts to harmful emissions are expected to “substantially rebound” after the pandemic helped push the country into hitting a key climate target.

Fuel prices are set to rise as oil costs skyrocket and the pound takes a hit.

LABOUR has urged Boris Johnson to call a snap election.