WOULD you give evidence to the police if your neighbour was suspected of a crime that was punishable by death? This is the debate that is currently raging on an international scale between Britain and the United States over the fate of two terror suspects nicknamed "The Beatles".
THE UK Government must end its “completely bonkers” ban on public funding for onshore wind developments, a Big Six energy boss has demanded.
SCOTTISH health and safety IT provider SHE Software has opened its first office in the United States.
RESIDENTIAL streets in Scotland could become 20mph zones after an international study boosted proposals for their introduction by concluding it would drastically reduce road deaths.
NEW recruits to Scotland’s cash-strapped police force have been told to bring their own paper to training if they want printed lesson notes, it has been claimed.
MORE than three-quarters of builders believe the target of constructing 50,000 affordable homes by 2021 is unachievable even with the current "cheap and low quality" strategy.
SCOTLAND will extend its decade long slump of low economic growth for another five years, official forecasters have predicted.
Ms Baker rejected the accusation, insisting the courts would only be established with the Lord President’s agreement.
THE global fight against AIDS has found a new weapon – overweight Scottish football fans.
