Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross launches a scathing attack on First Minister John Swinney, accusing him of evading accountability on key government policies and failing the Scottish people in a fiery First Minister's Questions session.
Scottish Justice Secretary Angela Constance is under investigation for a potential breach of ministerial rules after contacting a public body about a constituent's case, raising questions about propriety in the Scottish Government.
Exclusive analysis reveals the Scottish Parliament is spending disproportionate time on international affairs like Palestine while domestic crises in Perthshire, Paisley and across Scotland demand urgent attention. Critics question Holyrood's misplaced pr
A major breakthrough has been achieved as Israel and Hamas agree to a four-day ceasefire, paving the way for the release of dozens of hostages and Palestinian prisoners. This analysis examines the delicate negotiations and what it means for the future of
Exiled Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya calls for sustained US support against Alexander Lukashenko's regime, warning of regional instability during key Washington meetings.
A comprehensive investigation by the Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor details harrowing accounts of systematic abuse, psychological torture, and rights violations against pro-democracy detainees, raising grave concerns over the erosion of the city's judicia
In a landmark ruling, Israel's highest court has declared that the government is failing to provide sufficient food to Palestinian security detainees, breaching basic human dignity and legal obligations.
First Minister John Swinney delivered a blistering, Braveheart-inspired retort to Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross during a heated First Minister's Questions, defending the SNP's record and accusing opponents of 'gutter politics'.
Scottish ministers confront stark warnings as the nation's soaring benefits expenditure threatens to trigger significant tax increases and austerity measures, testing the limits of devolved powers.
First Minister John Swinney faces intense criticism for prioritising a symbolic vote on Palestinian statehood over addressing Scotland's domestic emergencies in healthcare, education, and the economy.
Exclusive: Disturbing reports emerge from UK prisons as female inmates face safety threats from violent transgender offenders housed in women's facilities. Whistleblowers reveal a systemic failure in risk assessment, sparking a national debate on prison p
Exclusive analysis reveals Scotland's population growth has hit a historic low, with record net migration losses to England and Wales. Experts point to UK immigration policies and the cost-of-living crisis as key drivers.
New figures reveal Scotland's GDP grew faster than the UK's in 2023, fuelling fresh economic arguments in the independence debate.
An American Christian couple with longstanding ties to China has been sentenced to prison on espionage charges, raising serious concerns from US officials and human rights groups about religious freedom and diplomatic tensions.
A damning investigation reveals how the Scottish Parliament's insular culture, remote working, and lack of scrutiny are failing the people of Scotland. Russell Findlay's explosive analysis.
Former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon's explosive new memoir 'Frankly' reveals deep discontent within the party, criticising its current direction and questioning the strategy for Scottish independence.
A scathing critique accuses the SNP of indulging in constitutional fantasies and partisan posturing while Scotland grapples with severe real-world challenges in public services and the economy.
Discover how working with the land is providing ex-offenders with a natural antidepressant and a fresh start.
The Royal British Legion expresses disappointment as King Charles opts out of attending key memorial events marking the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
An in-depth look at how Western nations turn a blind eye to Rwanda's human rights abuses under President Paul Kagame, despite his authoritarian rule.
Republican Senator John Kennedy has publicly called on Donald Trump to retract his comments comparing January 6 prisoners to 'hostages', sparking a heated debate on Capitol Hill.
The son of a British couple detained in Afghanistan reveals their dire conditions—malnourished, shackled, and suffering convulsions—as he warns their situation is worsening and they may not survive.
Notorious killer Ian Huntley is reportedly 'livid' after a fellow inmate took his prison TV, sparking a heated confrontation behind bars.
American inmates are being relocated to prisons in Venezuela and El Salvador as part of a contentious agreement, raising human rights concerns.
An elderly British couple detained in Afghanistan is reportedly in urgent need of medical care as their health declines rapidly. The Taliban has warned they could die without immediate treatment.
Exclusive details emerge about the chilling threats made against convicted nurse Lucy Letby by fellow inmates, revealing a dangerous prison environment.
The children of an elderly British couple imprisoned by the Taliban are urgently calling for their release, fearing their parents may die in custody. Read their emotional appeal and the latest updates.
Human rights groups condemn Iran's escalating crackdown on dissent, including torture, executions, and the targeting of Kurdish activists like Rezgar Beigzadeh and Babamiri.
Relatives of British citizens detained overseas are calling on ministers to honour pledges of support, citing delays and lack of communication.
Turkey's Silivri prison, one of Europe's largest, has become a stark emblem of President Erdogan's tightening grip on power. Housing journalists, activists, and political opponents, its sprawling complex raises serious human rights concerns.