HOSPITALITY bosses are warning businesses across Scotland could lose around £50 million owing to the impact of RMT industrial action.

THE US Supreme Court has ended constitutional protections for abortion in a decision by its conservative majority to overturn Roe v Wade.

AN endurance swimmer who braved waters as cold as minus 1.7C to raise awareness of melting polar ice caps is to be recognised with an honorary degree.

A NEW monitor is set to be used by the Scottish Government to help deliver its ambition of a fairer, healthier and greener economy.

THE Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed that one in 20 people had Covid-19 in Scotland in the week ending June 17 2022.

THE main draw has been made for this year’s Wimbledon with Andy Murray looking to compete despite recent injury scares.

CULTURE Secretary Angus Robertson has given his backing to a new independent journalism body for public interest news.

FUNDING cuts to Police Scotland could see officer numbers fall and delays in modernising the force, the chief constable has warned.

ENERGY companies have been complaining to Chancellor Rishi Sunak that windfall tax could damage investment in the North Sea.

THE average daily population in Scottish prisons fell by around 10% last year as a result of Covid-related health measures, a new report has found.