Experts warn that General Election campaign is the most dishonest in Britain’s political history
The General Election campaign is the most dishonest in Britain’s political history, according to experts.
Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell says Jeremy Corbyn will be pedalling into Downing Street on Friday morning
John McDonnell yesterday insisted Jeremy Corbyn would be cycling into Downing Street on Friday morning despite the polls pointing to a Tory majority.
Formidable and forensic: Andrew Neil’s lifelong, relentless pursuit of politicians
Fearless and forensic, Andrew Neil is having a better election than any of the party leaders.
Nicola Sturgeon: Tories are real and present danger to the NHS
Nicola Sturgeon yesterday warned Boris Johnson’s Brexit plans are a “real and present” danger to the NHS.
Trapped behind a glass wall: Victims’ fight to be heard in Scotland’s courts is told in stunning artwork
It is a striking work of art, an intricate design of colour and glass.
Former PM Gordon Brown: Child poverty is as bad as it’s been for 50 years. It is Britain’s shame
Gordon Brown has insisted voting Boris Johnson out of Number 10 would be the first step in restoring “common decency”.
Labour promise £5bn to compensate Scots women who lost up to six years of their state pension
Labour has promised up to £31,000 compensation to the millions of women forced to work longer because of controversial increases in the state pension age.
Scottish universities and colleges face fire checks in wake of Bolton student accommodation blaze
Scottish universities and colleges are being ordered to ensure all their student accommodation is safe following a blaze in Bolton.
Art school spends £16m transforming college but leaves asbestos in place
Glasgow School of Art has been criticised for failing to remove potentially lethal asbestos from a building it has spent millions buying and refurbishing.
24 days to go: Jeremy Corbyn finalises election pledge to refuse any request for independence poll in the first years of government
Labour will reaffirm its vow not to allow a Scottish independence referendum in the first years of government after Jeremy Corbyn met senior party members to finalise their election manifesto yesterday.
Clear and present conflict: Critics on art school director’s board role
Critics have questioned the appointment of a director at the troubled Glasgow School of Art to the board of the country’s higher education funding body.