Police Scotland’s decision to appeal a whistleblowing officer’s courtroom victory must not be allowed to delay an independent investigation into a potentially criminal cover-up at an elite crime-fighting agency, according to leading MSPs.
AN elite crime-fighting agency has been accused of destroying piles of documents found at a chaotic undercover unit before prosecutors were told of potential fraud.
THE publishers of a notorious manual for self-styled “pick-up artists” have been urged to drop the titles.
TWO senior police officers who led a crime-fighting force announced their retirement last week as a court judgement revealed mismanagement and cover-up at the elite agency.
A MEMORIAL to the children of the Mortonhall baby ashes scandal was unveiled in Edinburgh’s Princes Street Gardens yesterday.
SOME health boards are refusing to tell pregnant women the gender of their unborn baby – because of the threat of legal action if they get it wrong.
THE decision to move the young patients into adult wards may have inadvertently placed them at greater risk, believes Scotland’s leading microbiologist.
CIVIL servants tasked with ensuring taxpayers’ money is not wasted are being sent on a writing course costing £8,000.
HUNDREDS of plastic ties traced to an Irish fish processing plant are polluting Scotland’s seas and beaches, according to islanders.
MORE than 100 call centre workers are fearing redundancy as bosses prepare to move jobs to South Africa, we can reveal.
THE UK Government is to hold crunch talks with an SNP MP after The Sunday Post revealed concerns that blind and visually impaired people have been denied vital benefits because assessors don’t understand sight loss.
