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- Watchdog hits out at Scottish Government over delay in acting on HES leadership January 22, 2026The Scottish Government should have acted 'sooner' in dealing with a leadership issue at its heritage agency, according to the Auditor General Stephen Boyle.
- SNP top councillor writes to Scottish Government about 'very poor' budget January 22, 2026Ricky Bell of council umbrella group COSLA criticised the ‘very poor’ budget in a letter to Finance Secretary Shona Robison.
- Swinney brands Scottish Secretary ‘juvenile’ in row over seized Russian tanker January 22, 2026John Swinney accuses Douglas Alexander of a “juvenile” letter after a dispute over a US-led tanker operation and defence cooperation.
- Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons to pay customers to return bottles and cans January 22, 2026Customers will be able to get money back on bottles and cans under new government rules to reduce waste at supermarkets and convenience stores.
- Swinney blocking 'Sturgeon files' to avoid 'extreme embarrassment' to government January 22, 2026John Swinney was today accused of failing to publish evidence into a probe into Nicola Sturgeon in order to prevent "extreme embarrassment" to current and former members of the Scottish Government.
- Choose luxury care living, designed around you at Greenways Care Home in Glasgow January 22, 2026Choosing the right care home is about far more than facilities, it’s about finding a place that feels safe, welcoming and genuinely enriching.
- Swinney denies pressure claims as hospital deaths scandal reignites at Holyrood January 22, 2026John Swinney has denied political pressure was used to open the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital as opposition leaders press the First Minister for answers.
- Ruined huts lost to history stumbled on during forest survey January 22, 2026The ruined huts were of a type used for 2,000 years
- Residents call for pause of local church sale to explore community ownership January 22, 2026Residents call for pause of local church sale to explore community ownership
- Jobs at risk as whisky giant to axe Scottish distillery visitor attraction January 22, 2026A global whisky giant is to axe a recently revamped Scottish distillery visitor centre.
- Biffy Clyro announce headline show at Edinburgh Summer Sessions January 22, 2026Scottish rockers Biffy Clyro will return this summer to headline a huge outdoor show at Edinburgh Summer Sessions at the Royal Highland Showgrounds.
- Analysis: Who is the auditor general blaming for the HES crisis? January 22, 2026So what did we learn from Stephen Boyle's evidence to MSPs today on the crisis at the troubled Historic Environment Scotland?
- Packaging firm fined £400,000 after worker crushed by machine sliding off forklift January 22, 2026On Halloween 2023, Matthew King was struck on the head while working underneath the machine.
- Where to shop Claudia Winkleman's Fairisle jumper from last night’s The Traitors January 22, 2026In last night’s episode of The Traitors, presenter Claudia Winkleman wore a cosy Fairisle jumper that pays homage to the iconic Scottish countryside style.
- Famous painting of Robert Burns' epic poem Tam o’ Shanter heading to auction January 22, 2026As Scots prepare to celebrate Burns Night, a Glasgow auction house is offering the opportunity to bid on one of the most famous illustrations of the Bard’s epic poem Tam o’ Shanter.
- 'Unacceptable impact': MoD objects to Borders wind farm over national security January 22, 2026The MoD said the Mid Hill development would have an "unacceptable impact” on the Eskdalemuir Seismological recording station.
- Record-breaking Maclean brothers land book deal to recall Pacific rowing odyssey January 22, 2026Edinburgh trio sign publishing deal to recall their ocean-growing exploits.
- Glasgow-based group reveals new hires as it plans expansion January 22, 2026Audiology group The Hearing Clinic UK has announced two new hires and a key internal promotion as it prepares for its next phase of growth
- Visitors from 147 countries fuel record year for Edinburgh tourist attraction January 22, 2026One of Edinburgh’s most distinctive attractions has chalked up a third consecutive record-breaking year.
- UK won't join Donald Trump's Board of Peace after Putin invited January 22, 2026Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper told BBC Breakfast that the UK will eventually join the board but said “there’s a huge amount of work to do” first.