Carlos Alba

Social media platforms are abused in the most egregious ways imaginable. Children have died because of information they have read; dangerous weapons and drugs have been able to proliferate; people with hateful, extremist views have popularised their messages; misinformation has sparked civil disorder.

The iconic model kit store was first launched in 1789 before closing in the 1970s

Trump doesn’t have history on his side or In the great span of history, Trump will be a blip Carlos Alba For anyone with even a vague sense of history, one of the most perplexing things about the current age of populism is how it has normalised the absurd.

If the first duty of a government is to keep its citizens alive, then the government at all levels in Spain, has epically failed the people of Valencia.

Police are investigating a fresh allegation of sexual assault against the former First Minister of Scotland.

The public revelation by Sir Chris Hoy that he has an untreatable form of cancer, which started in his prostate, was a selfless act by a remarkable and inspirational man.

Scotland’s community of 5,080 asylum seekers contains some highly educated and skilled individuals, who want to contribute economically to Scotland, but are unable to do so because of a work ban imposed by Westminster.

The key to understanding what made Alex Salmond tick is to know that he was a gambler. Depending on who you speak to, his habit ranged from enjoying the occasional flutter on the gee-gees, to something more problematic.

One of the first things you notice when visiting Denmark is how utterly, beguilingly pleasant everyone is. It’s such an endearing quality that everyday encounters give you the kind of spiritual boost you habitually experience upon returning to Glasgow, following an enforced visit to Edinburgh.

Recent opinion polls show a worrying shift in support, with Scottish Labour now trailing the SNP, highlighting the volatility of the electorate north of the Border.