Greig Cameron

Building four tunnels is expected to boost economic growth and halt population decline with supporters saying ‘once you build one, you’ll never stop’

Jimmy Wales explains why the online encyclopedia takes a ‘step back’ from the discussion when describing wider issues around pronouns and sex identification

John Swinney said he is ‘deeply concerned’ that the planned changes risk long-term harm to Scottish broadcasting

A leading accountancy body has warned that Scotland’s current system of multiple tax bands is damaging competitiveness and deterring investment

Wordsmith has secured one of the biggest Scottish tech fundraising deals of the decade and is planning to more than double its workforce

The Accounts Commission has warned that funding gaps and rising pay pressures are putting local authority finances under increasing strain

The MSP for Glasgow Easterhouse and Springburn says SNP is ‘rewiring the plane while it’s in flight’ and that public bodies and quangos must shrink

White asbestos, banned in this country since 1999, is believed to have come from third-party suppliers, raising concerns about supply chains

The city council’s leader has called for an investigation into Lea Harrison’s exit payment, which the union Unite branded an ‘abuse of public funds’

Unite, the union, has branded the payment an ‘abuse of public funds’ and is calling for an immediate inquiry into how it was approved