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NHS boards pay £227m compensation in five years, figures suggest
Scotland’s NHS boards have paid almost £227 million in compensation in the past five years, new figures suggest....
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Number of modern languages teachers down by more than a fifth, figures suggest
The number of modern languages teachers in Scotland has fallen by more than a fifth since 2008, figures have shown....
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UK firms put the brakes on investment plans post tariffs.
Three quarters of UK manufacturing and logistics firms are bracing for a hit from US tariffs....
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Urgent action urged to tackle ‘growing workload crisis’ for teachers
Urgent action has been called for to tackle what a trade union has termed the “growing workload crisis” for teachers...
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Social media influencers ‘fuelling misogyny in schools’
Social media influencers such as Andrew Tate are fuelling an increase in misogyny and sexism in schools....
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Third of 18 to 21-year-olds ‘worry about money every day’
More than a third (35%) of Gen-Z adults aged 18 to 21 worry about their finances every day....
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Cat who made it home after being hit by train recovers from major surgery
A cat hit by a train survived after having his leg and tail amputated....
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Candidates in the Runcorn & Helsby by-election
The vote was triggered by the resignation of Mike Amesbury...
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Police Scotland to review trans policies following Supreme Court judgment
Police Scotland has said it will review its policies on transgender issues following a Supreme Court judgment on the leg...