Catriona Stewart

Places are capped at Scottish universities for Scots students but pupils who miss out on their first choice can usually rely on clearing

James died in 2023 - with his mum fighting for answers over the way both she and her son were treated as he approached the end of his life

The campaign to save the University of Dundee’s philosophy programme is receiving international backing

The social media trend makes exploring derelict sites look thrilling but experts warn of extreme dangers for young people

The incident has raised questions about safeguarding pupils in schools where one-to-one iPads are used

The incident has raised questions about safeguarding pupils in schools where one-to-one iPads are used

It has taken nearly 18 months for the investigation of the woman at the centre of the high profile Martin Compston twerking incident to conclude

Iain Wares again failed to attend for his sentencing hearing in Cape Town, delaying the decision on his extradition hearing

It has taken nearly 18 months for the investigation of the woman at the centre of the high profile Martin Compston twerking incident to conclude

Reform UK thinks Glasgow city centre is lawless thanks to the number of immigrants. It’s a position that’s fairly brainless