David Leask

Despite 52 per cent favouring independence, a staggering number stayed at home in the recent Holyrood election

Newcomer Cara McKee has backed Kate Nevens’s much-derided rhetoric

Britain’s top judges still heard submissions during their first sitting in Glasgow. Their ruling is expected to have implications for other contract cases

Most of the extra devolved spending was for children, a report says, as the SNP plans to raise payments for babies and Plaid Cymru seeks powers over benefits

The figure was given by the government in a statement that revealed medical staff in essential services will have to keep working on special rates

From fake scandals to basic errors, ChatGPT, Replika and others added to concern over misinformation during campaigns. The Times put some to the test

Sam Heughan lends support to centre planned for Stranraer where tens of thousands of people began their journeys to the Americas

Nicola Sturgeon’s estranged husband’s embezzlement case fits the Fraud Triangle: the three big factors that enable white-collar criminals to steal

Undergraduates seeking job interviews or applying for postgraduate studies face uncertainty amid lecturers’ boycott of exam marking

The man, whose call sign in the Ukrainian army was ‘Baby’, volunteered because ‘it was the right thing to do’. Now, back home, he has been denied his dream job