Young workers say they routinely get their pay docked by rogue employers
ROGUE employers are docking the wages of young workers if customers pay with fake banknotes or a firm's "till is down", campaigners say.
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Union calls for Mundell intervention to safeguard BiFab engineering jobs
SCOTTISH Secretary David Mundell is facing calls to intervene to safeguard jobs at the troubled BiFab engineering firm.
Salmond insists The Vow did swing indyref result
ALEX Salmond has challenged a claim that the pledge of new powers for Scotland in the closing stages of the 2014 independence referendum did not clinch victory for the No campaign.
House of Lords by-election shows ‘gaping chasm between Scotland and Westminster’
CONTROVERSIAL hereditary peer ‘by-elections’ expose the "gaping chasm" between Scotland and Westminster, campaigners have warned.
Surge in Britons getting EU nationality
THE numbers of UK citizens gaining the nationality of other EU nations has surged since the Brexit referendum.
Petrol supplies under threat during possible strike
SCOTLAND'S petrol supplies are under threat from a bitter industrial dispute
MSPs back text alerts to remind of court appearances as alternative to remand
TEXT alerts could be used to remind accused people of court appearances in a bid to cut down the number of prisoners held on remand, a Holyrood committee says.
Former UK minister says Tory Brexit plans are a “land grab of epic proportions”
FORMER UK Labour cabinet minister Andrew Adonis says that the Tory government’s Brexit bill is a “land grab of epic proportions” from Scotland.
How big tech got involved in Ireland's abortion referendum
FACEBOOK and Google took steps to prevent foreign involvement ahead of Ireland’s vote on abortion last month.
Senior Dublin politicians say hard right fake news tactics may be used to target Ireland after Brexit
FAKE news tactics could be used to target Irish voters in next year's European elections, a senior Dublin politician has warned.
