Exclusive How Scottish limited partnerships have created opportunities for the mafia
He is, the Italian papers say, a guru of money-laundering, a wizard of recycling.
He is, the Italian papers say, a guru of money-laundering, a wizard of recycling.
It’s almost exactly nine years since Boris Nemtsov was shot in the back as he strolled across a bridge near the Kremlin.
Scotland’s AirBnB lobby has lashed out at suggestions of a “bin tax” for the newly regulated short-term let sector.
Edinburgh city’s council is believed to be the first in Scotland to look in to ways of ending what critics believe is a substantial but hidden public subsidy for businesses offering short-term lets.
There is a little spiel that a lot of Orkney’s councillors and officials have learned by rote.
David Leask explores how and why Scotland's First Minister has been targeted by agitators and conspiracy theorists around the world.
Glasgow, the headlines kept saying, was the “murder capital of Europe”.
Kremlin media has launched a propaganda blitz claiming a Russian student in Scotland is being harassed because he supports Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine. Major news outlets, including Moscow’s biggest tabloids, are running stories saying a young man called Andrey Komarov has been victimised at Edinburgh University.
Scotland has an uneasy history with nuclear power. David Leask looks at the causes, origins and reasons why.
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