Sian Bradley

Scotland’s hate crime law risks having a “chilling effect” on freedom of speech, the head of complaints at the police watchdog has warned.The act, which comes into effect on April 1, criminalises

Scottish government accused of dithering over replacing crumb material known to contain carcinogenic substances

Dr Ghassan Abu-Sittah has promised to change the campus definition of antisemitism

Need-to-know Scottish business stories: Glenmorangie Distillery refreshes its visitor centre and GoFibre brings gigabit connections to rural Fife

Glasgow Stamp Shop excited about its new collections featuring original Penny Blacks and Penny Reds

Irene Pilley appealed to government after East Dunbartonshire council refused to act over the towering cherry laurel and rhododendron plants

The 34-year-old actor is set to see his income soar even further from the the popular Netflix series

Ruari Cannon, a Scottish actor, has accused the Oscar winner of touching him over his clothes, which he said led to relationship and addiction issues

Study reveals more than 60% had received racial or ethnic abuse, while every woman surveyed had suffered sexual harassment

Tribunal told that woman “indulged in campaign of systemic bullying … being angry and manipulative towards her subordinates, undermining and humiliating them”