The Greens in both England and Scotland have become parties who applaud misogyny and have now given the greenlight to ...
Scottish civil servants will be required to work 40 per cent of their hours in the office, according to new guidance from the ...
Ross Greer described Zionism as racist in an interview with the BBC. The MSP backed key elements of a controversial policy ...
Energy minister Stephen Gethins has defended the Scottish Government’s offshore wind supply chain after a watchdog raised ...
Nicola Sturgeon has been announced as a speaker for a new leadership programme for women in business and politics ...
The system, known as GPT-6.1 Astra, 'didn't quite meet the bar' of the company's standards, according to OpenAI's head ...
First Minister John Swinney informed the Scottish Parliament that the review will be chaired by Lord Boyd of Duncansby ...
John Swinney has been accused of “misrepresenting” announcements made by Andy Burnham on social care and the state ...
John Swinney has been called on to 'correct the record' and accused of 'peddling misinformation' over his reaction to ...
There has been limited progress in improving the lives of young people in care six years since a pledge made by Nicola ...
Scotland’s biometrics commissioner has renewed his call for MSPs to legislate on live facial recognition (LFR) technology.
The site of a former nuclear plant could become home to a massive data centre if plans are approved. The facility at Chapelcross was the first in the country when it opened near Annan in 1959 on what ...
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