Council probe into £1million rates debt at former factory in Glasgow
Glasgow City Council auditors are investigating how tenants of city property tycoon Robert Morris came to owe a million pounds in rates.
The story of a Glasgow family business and how anger grew in a community
Prominent Glasgow businessman Robert Morris took over his family's furniture company in Glasgow but the Morris Group is in a different line of work today.
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Glasgow firm set up by alleged mafia money-launderers goes bust
A Glasgow firm set up by alleged Italian mafia money-launderers will be shut down with the loss of more than £7m in tax.
A £20m white elephant? The story of Scotland's newest and quietest train station
David Leask visits one of Scotland's newest train stations and finds a shining new stop with very few passengers.
Scotland's Gaelic debate bears resemblance to language rows in Montenegro
Scotland’s online language wars have flared up again as the SNP introduces a bill to make Scots and Gaelic ‘official’. As passions run high, David Leask compares our debate with one raging in Montenegro.
David Leask: Why Glasgow's subway woes mirror those of Sydney
Outsiders are running out of superlatives for Glasgow’s new Subway trains.
'Contract cheating': how loopholes allow Scottish students to use essay mills
England outlawed essay mills recently. Scotland has yet to do so. Now a Scottish firm openly offering to write assignments for students has landed in legal trouble, not in Scotland but in Russia.
How Edinburgh went from Scotland's dirtiest place to its cleanest major city
It is Scotland’s shop window, the nation’s biggest tourist draw, its picture postcard capital.
Messiest public spaces: How badly littered is your part of Scotland?
The good news for Dundee is that it is cleaner than it was last year.
What Scotland's most detailed litter survey tells us about our towns and cities
Scotland’s public spaces are getting cleaner, according to the latest and most detained survey of litter
