Andrew Tickell

We were told by most of the Scottish ­media that the Sandie Peggie ­employment ­tribunal judgment was a wholesale ­vindication of a plucky…

LAST week, the Scottish Parliament legislated to “send a message” to purloiners of poodles and pinchers of pinschers everywhere ...

Journalism, at its best, should be the conduit for good information and a ­better understanding of what is happening in the world and why

The status quo almost never has to justify itself, this is especially true for the limbo of assisted dying

Legal privilege serves vital public ­interests. It’s a fundamental right. This is true irrespective of who is receiving that advice

YOU can’t move in American politics for invocations of God, the baby Jesus and a few conveniently selected Bible verses – but in doctrine,…

‘BUT how much is it going to cost?” When politicians announce most major public spending plans, the media are quick to explore the financial…

‘CHANGE,” you may remember, was the strapline of the last UK Labour manifesto. The word was splashed across the front cover alongside a…

ONE of the more scurrilous theories which swirled around Anas Sarwar’s surprising decision to perform a one-man hit on Sir Keir Starmer back in…

IN the lead up to the Holyrood election campaign, Malcolm Offord caused a bit of a stir in comments to The Times newspaper.