David J Black traces the origins of a scandal in plain sight and calls for a judge-led inquiry in part three of his series on ...

The picture above will be a familiar sight to many of the amateur athletes among us. Runners at the start line, eager to race ...

The Scottish government has called for the UK government to consider a pilot proposal in Scotland which would give people ...

The Lawscot Foundation is aiming higher than ever to support talented law students from less-advantaged backgrounds with its ...

The Pope's surgeon has been charged with fraud in connection with allegedly fake records of operations he never performed.

Aberdein Considine has opened an office in Manchester’s Spinningfields as it embarks on a UK-wide expansion of its commercial ...

The recent IPEC judgment of WaterRower is not only a fascinating discussion of what works of craftsmanship can be considered ...

The Law Society of Scotland has commissioned a new research project to ensure it can best support smaller firms and the ...

Tributes were paid to the "impossible but fabulous" Ethel Houston to celebrate the 75th anniversary of her becoming the first ...

A rapist who subjected three young children to a campaign of sexual abuse has been jailed. Alan Todd was found guilty of five charges on 28 October 2024 following a trial at the High Court in ...

A tennis coach who applied for a tennis co-ordinator position with a Scottish university but did not accept an offer made to him for the post has had an Employment Tribunal claim against the ...

In part two of his series on dysfunction in our health system, David J Black reminds us that the cost of bad medicine is ...