New DWP fraud powers could monitor people on benefits going on holiday abroad

New DWP Powers to Combat Benefit Fraud by Monitoring Holiday Travel Abroad The UK Department for…

‘I’m an Asda worker on the shop floor – I deserve equal pay with my male colleagues at the depot’

An Asda shop floor worker in Ardrossan, North Ayrshire, has raised her voice demanding equal pay…

Scots council planning inflation-busting council tax rise of 10.6%

East Lothian Council in Scotland is contemplating a significant council tax increase of 10.6%, surpassing the…

Former Scottish Secretary launches charity to help young adults in Glasgow housing estate

Former Scottish Secretary Launches Charity to Support Young Adults in Glasgow Housing Estate Former Scottish Secretary,…

SNP Government Budget to clear first hurdle after opposition parties agree deals with John Swinney

The Scottish National Party (SNP) Government’s Budget is set to pass its first hurdle as opposition…

Glasgow councillor charged with stalking offences faces court hearing

Glasgow Councillor to Face Court Hearing for Stalking Offences A Glasgow councillor is set to face…

HMRC reveals more than 11.5 million taxpayers beat Self-Assessment tax return filing deadline

More than 11.5 million taxpayers successfully beat the Self-Assessment tax return filing deadline, as revealed by…

Cops withdraw legal challenge over Sheku Bayoh inquiry extension calls

Police Scotland has decided to withdraw its legal challenge regarding the extension of the Sheku Bayoh…

Keir Starmer trusts Donald Trump to keep his word over tariffs, says Downing Street

Downing Street has released a statement revealing that Keir Starmer, the leader of the Labour Party,…

Assisted Dying law in Scotland could have ‘harmful consequences’ for people with disabilities

A campaign group has expressed concerns about the potential negative impacts that the proposed Assisted Dying…