Why it’s not unkind to keep people born male out of women's sport – it's just fair play
Football should follow Scottish Rugby’s example by limiting players in the women’s category to ‘those whose sex was recorded ...
Why giving River Clyde 'personhood' would make Glasgow like London or Paris
If the River Clyde was granted legal personhood, it would give the river the right to flow and the right to perform essential ...
SNP warn over Labour's carbon capture and Grangemouth 'betrayal' as anger mounts
The SNP has vented its fury at the UK Labour government amid speculation it could cut funding for a key energy project for ...
As 'tanning addicts' are publicly shamed and belittled, the real villains appear untouchable
UV tanning on sunbeds has been linked to cancer, while other forms of artificial tan come with a risk of organ failure ...
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Edinburgh GP crisis sees patients directed to appointments at hospital instead
Family doctors in Edinburgh and the Lothians are so overworked and understaffed that they are having to tell patients to seek ...
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Edinburgh roadworks: Eight-week project to repair sewer in South Clerk Street begins this month
Works to repair a collapsed sewer in the south of the city will get underway on Monday – with Scottish Water reporting the ...
Hibs boss David Gray hails Scottish Cup hero and has words for the Gordon family amid £7m losses
Ayr manager Scott Brown was also delighted with his charges, who pushed Hibs to the very brink. George Oakley was denied by a ...
Wildlife filmmaker and cameraman Gordon Buchanan comes out of the hide and hits the road
He’s come face to face with the world’s wildest animals but it was in Scotland that he faced his biggest challenge ...
'Honest John' Swinney spins tall tale about 'strict control' of cost of Scotland's £1 billion prison
By some political alchemy, Scotland’s First Minister can make the most ridiculous statements seem entirely reasonable ...
Opinion
Why Labour support for Scottish carbon capture scheme could do much more than save Grangemouth jobs
And Russell Borthwick, the chief executive of Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce, described “an accelerated timeline for Acorn” as an “economic imperative for both the north-east and wider ...
Opinion
Alex Salmond was dead right about HS2 rail link: Why UK struggles to build infrastructure
A bloated planning system, a London-centric approach, and frivolous political stories about cats all help turn major infrastructure projects like a third runway at Heathrow and the HS2 high-speed rail ...