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A lecturer has been charged following reports of a theft from South Lanarkshire College.

Lecturer charged amid fraud probe at Scottish college
A lecturer has been charged after an investigation into alleged theft from a college where detectives are assessing historical fraud claims.

GPs and drug recovery groups say addiction should form part of the university curriculum for trainee doctors

PREMIUM Special Report: ‘Becoming a GP was like being given keys to the sweetie jar’

Dancer master: Anas Sarwar

Unspun: the political diary

A past protest at ScottishPower

ScottishPower 'disappointed' at new protests over 'unfettered profiteering' in cost of living crisis

'Betrayal' as rural Scots miss out on energy help

PREMIUM 'Betrayal' as rural Scots miss out on energy help

The First Minister yesterday admitted the use of emergency legislation was not “ideal”

Warning as rent freeze law to be rushed through Holyrood in three days

Capricorn shareholders are due for a $620 million special dividend if the deal with NewMed goes ahead

Capricorn ditches Tullow merger for Israeli gas specialist NewMed

Demand for laser eye surgery boosts revenues and profits at Optical Express

Demand for laser eye surgery boosts revenues and profits at Optical Express

The charity Playlist for Life has called for music to be a 'formal part of dementia care' in light of evidence showing it led to a reduction in use of sedative drugs

Music should be 'formal part of dementia policy' amid growing evidence of benefit

Douglas Ross's conduct at Queen's memorial service 'extraordinarily petty'

Douglas Ross's conduct at Queen's memorial service 'extraordinarily petty'

Watchdog verdict on mini-budget next week after crisis meeting

Truss under fire for keeping watchdog verdict on mini-budget a secret

Minister for Social Care Kevin Stewart

SNP Government vows to 'listen' to public ahead of dementia policy changes

It is estimated that Cairngorms National Park has 85% of the total population

Capercaillie 'at risk of extinction' as numbers fall dramatically

Ian Blackford: UK Government's failure on Budget 'utterly damning"

Ross: mortage costs 'a huge concern' and Sunak 'predicted a lot' of turmoil

Ross: mortage costs 'a huge concern' and Sunak 'predicted a lot' of turmoil

Union warns service cuts 'won't be tolerated' after extra £200m found to stop Scots council staff strikes

Union warns service cuts 'won't be tolerated' after extra £200m found to stop Scots council staff strikes

Simon Thomson, chief executive of Capricorn Energy

Capricorn ditches Tullow in favour of Israeli tie-up

Further threat ferry fiasco ships may never be delivered as cost to taxpayer soars by nearly £100m

PREMIUM Further threat ferry fiasco ships may never be delivered as cost to taxpayer soars by nearly £100m

Record slump in mortgages on market prices as interest rates rise

Record slump in mortgages on market prices as interest rates rise

One out of every 20 licensed outlets in Scotland has failed to re-open following the lifting of lockdown restrictions. Photograph: Colin Mearns

Lights out as Scottish pubs predict widespread closures this winter

A publicity shot for Castle Lennox by Lung Ha Theatre

Bold stories and women to the fore in the Royal Lyceum Theatre's 2023 season

Groundbreaking artist Hock Aun Teh hosts solo exhibition in Glasgow

Nicola Sturgeon says 'no decision' taken over ferry fiasco costs soaring to £340m

Nicola Sturgeon says 'no decision' taken over ferry fiasco costs soaring to £340m

Professor Adam Tomkins

'Inevitable' Conservatives will lose next election, says former Tory MSP

Cost to taxpayer of Scotland's ferry fiasco soars to nearly £340m

PREMIUM Cost to taxpayer of Scotland's ferry fiasco soars to nearly £340m

Ferry fiasco vessels delayed again while ministers refuse to commit to police probe over 'rigged' contract

Ferry fiasco vessels delayed again while Scots ministers refuse to commit to police probe on 'rigged' contract

Sturgeon: 'no evidence' of criminality in CalMac ferries scandal

Sturgeon: 'no evidence' of criminality in CalMac ferries scandal

CMAL deny rigging ferry fiasco contract in favour of Jim McColl's Ferguson Marine

PREMIUM CMAL deny rigging ferry fiasco contract in favour of Jim McColl's Ferguson Marine

House prices may slump by as much as 15%, as interest rates rise

House prices may slump by as much as 15%, as interest rates rise

CalMac pays out £13,000 a week to customers over lifeline ferry service failures

PREMIUM CalMac pays out £13,000 a week to customers over lifeline ferry service failures

Serica has quadrupled production from its 24-year-old Bruce M1 well, which it re-entered for the first time since 1998 when it was operated by BP

Serica bullish on North Sea gas as pre-tax profits surge 88-fold

Lord Willie Haughey and Sean McGrath, chief executive of the Entrepreneurial Scotland Foundation

Saltire Scholars launch funding campaign

Nicola Sturgeon was among those to condemn Clyde's re-signing of David Goodwillie

PREMIUM Women footballers 'forced to change on pitch' at Scots club that signed named rapist

Scottish Water is the first utility firm in the UK to fly drones into sewer to check for problems

How drones flying through Scotland’s sewer network are boosting safety

Sturgeon: my government 'as transparent as possible'

Sturgeon: My government is 'as transparent as possible'

Crisis? What crisis?: Tory transport spokesman unaware of IMF warning over tax plans

Crisis? What crisis?: Tory transport spokesman unaware of IMF warning over tax plans

New call for criminal probe over 'rigged' Scots ferry fiasco contract as ministers 'not aware of impropriety'

New call for criminal probe over 'rigged' Scots ferry fiasco contract as ministers 'not aware of impropriety'

Key Rangers figure David Grier ups the ante in fight £8.7m malice claim against prosecutors

Key Rangers figure David Grier ups the ante in £8.7m malice claim against prosecutors

New scrutiny over ferry fiasco as CalMac cancellations hits nearly 1200 a month

New scrutiny over ferry fiasco as CalMac cancellations hits nearly 1200 a month

Mortgage lenders including Clydesdale Bank pull hundreds of deals in wake of interest rate rise fears

Mortgage lenders including Clydesdale Bank pull hundreds of deals in wake of interest rate rise fears

Lord Willie Haughey (left) and Sean McGrath, chief executive of the Entrepreneurial Scotland Foundation

Entrepreneurial Scotland seeks funding to boost internship programme

ScottishPower among three slammed by Ofgem for

ScottishPower among three slammed by Ofgem for "severe" weaknesses in helping struggling customers

Humza Yousaf told 'we can't go on like this' with A&E waits

Humza Yousaf told 'we can't go on like this' with A&E waits

Glasgow University, whose Cloisters are pictured above, is among institutions affected by new strike threats.

Fresh strike threat at Scottish universities as pay dispute erupts

John Swinney promises to re-examine questions over whether Scots ferry fiasco contract was rigged

Updated John Swinney promises to re-examine questions over whether Scots ferry fiasco contract was rigged

Rangers fined for their part in fixing prices fans pay for club merchandise

'Illegal anti-competitive collusion will not be tolerated': Rangers fined for their part in merch price-fixing

Fears are growing that Scotland's university sector is heading for a serious funding crisis.

PREMIUM Universities near ‘critical’ state as alarm grows over reliance on international fees

Work by Barbara Rae, pictured above, will feature in the auction.

Auction shining a spotlight on female trailblazers of Scots art

Scottish marketing group makes partial recovery from lockdowns

Scottish marketing group makes partial recovery from lockdowns

Lamb prices lose momentum in Ayr as marts return to full slate of sales

Lamb prices lose momentum in Ayr as marts return to full slate of sales

Swinney delays 'hard choices' until after SNP conference

Swinney delays possible 'hard choices' until after SNP conference

The Treasury moved to settle the markets with the promise of a Budget next spring as the pound tumbled against the dollar on Monday

Kwarteng faces massive market turmoil after disastrous day for sterling

Thrombectomy has been described as a 'game changer' in treatment for stroke

Concern over access to 'game-changing' stroke treatment after doctor advises patients: 'Go south''

Scottish households down £167 per month since start of 2022

Scottish households down £167 per month since start of 2022