Senior News Reporter

RENEWABLE Scots power stations providing enough energy to power 120,000 homes could be hit in a dispute over pay, it has been revealed.

HUNDREDS of disabled Scots' jobs and careers are either being lost or at risk as the numbers waiting for decisions on UK government grant support has risen over five-fold in just under two years while approvals are taking up to eight months.

A LAWYER for three young footballers found to have been indecently assaulted by former boys club manager Frank Cairney, has said Celtic should accept their responsibility for what happened in civil law.

DOMESTIC flight passenger numbers at Scotland's busiest airport are nearly half that from before the Covid pandemic - as it welcomed new daily flights to an international tourist hotspot this summer.

LOOPHOLES in Scottish Government eviction ban could lead to thousands of Scots being made homeless, housing campaigners have warned.

MINISTERS are appealing for prospective buyers of state-owned Prestwick Airport as it emerged that executives expected continued multi-money support to keep it in existence.

AN award-winning musical charity has shut after becoming the victim of a running costs crisis.

THE UK's public finances have taken a major hit - with government borrowing hitting a new high for December driven by supporting households with their energy bills and risking debt interest costs.

FOREIGN governments including China and overseas firms with interests in Scotland’s offshore wind farm revolution are already enjoying more than £200m in annual profits, the Herald on Sunday can reveal.

POVERTY campaigners are calling on ministers to ban the forced installation of prepayment meters fearing people will die as it can be revealed that a "staggering" 100 unpaid bill warrants to have the right to enter homes have been typically lodged every day by energy companies in the cost of living crisis.