Legalising assisted dying threatens domestic abuse victims

Without expertise in identifying domestic abuse and coercion, health practitioners involved in the process may unwitting...

Fears women who have been diagnosed with terminal illness and are living with abusive partners could be coerced

Campaigners against domestic violence have warned proposed new assisted dying laws could provide a “potentially lethal weapon” for abusers.

We all know that health and care services in Scotland and across the (dis)UK depend on the crucial efforts of workers who have come from elsewhere to make their contribution.We’re also probably aware ...

At the apex of social inequality in Scotland – as in the (dis)United Kingdom as whole - is King Charles and the rest of the people who make up ‘the monarchy’.The recent Dispatches film revealed some aspects of their finances but ignored the Scottish dimension.Ownership of land is one of the key dimensions of inequality closely associated with the monarch’s attachment to hunting estates, including the land around Balmoral.Andy Wightman’s updated report on landownership in Scotland contains some s

Established to diagnose and treat women and girls for venereal diseases, this hospital lay at the heart of the notorious Glasgow System.

Established to diagnose and treat women and girls for venereal diseases, this hospital lay at the heart of the notorious Glasgow System.

Calling on the Scottish Parliament to urge the Scottish Government to grant the River Clyde, and potentially other rivers in Scotland, the legal right to personhood by: * adopting the Universal Decla...

Forty years on, Scottish factory workers discover the impact of their act of solidarity.

Balfour Reparations 2024-2044, a performance lecture by Farah Saleh, uses a mix of movement, spoken word, and participatory action to confront the UK’s colonial role in Palestine and explores our…

Anni Donaldson has written a piece for The Glasgow Wrap sharing the remarkable story of when her father, as a young bricklayer from Glasgow, was cast into world of Cold War espionage.Ned Donaldson was...

Anni Donaldson has written a piece for The Glasgow Wrap sharing the remarkable story of when her father, as a young bricklayer from Glasgow, was cast into world of Cold War espionage.Ned Donaldson was...

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The super-rich falsely claim inheritance tax changes will devastate small farmers, while millionaire landowners continue enjoying numerous tax advantages — why is the SNP supporting this nonsense, ask...

Featuring Joseph Stalin and Marshall Tito, a Possilpark bricklayer's story offers a glimpse into the links between Glasgow and the post-war politics of Eastern Europe.

Join us at Paisley Central Library for the third engaging Tannahill lecture by Professor Fred Freeman.

The charity Surviving Economic Abuse says governments have failed to tackle a “hidden crisis”, leaving survivors unable to flee or rebuild their lives.