Susan Batchelor considers the way in which certain urban spaces - and those who frequent them - come to be constructed as problematic.

Racist hate crimes have risen by 34 per cent as Police Scotland warns of community tensions.

More than 19,000 homeless households were being accommodated by Scotland's local authorities in March.

Across global conflicts AI is determining how targets are identified, how quickly decisions are made, and who holds power over life and death writes…

The Oscar nominated actor Benedict Cumberbatch has plunged into environmental politics with a new feature-length documentary that asks - rather than moving to Mars, how can we continue to live on Eart...

As teaching staff face job loss, their bosses have netted pay rises and bought advice from a “vampiric” management consultancy, writes Prof. John Heathershaw of the University of Exeter

Help Lana Reid-McConnell raise money to support Buddies Clubs and Services

Quroum Beg has been branded an 'invader' by far-right activist Tommy Robinson after a video of him was shared online

The lawyer for one of Gaza's most prominent doctors, Hussam Abu Safiya, who has been detained in Israel since 2024, has raised concerns about his physical deterioration.

Exclusive: Research in England shows people a third less likely to reoffend under decriminalisation-style schemes

The annual David Murray Book Collecting Prize remembers David Murray, a Glasgow lawyer and passionate book collector with a longstanding association with the University of Glasgow. The prize seeks …

Disability will touch most of our lives: Why Scotland must change its language and framing

Badge holders and carers report being harassed, filmed and threatened by strangers who think they are faking disability

In this blog I cover some of the difficulties that people with long-term pain and illness face with the UK benefits and welfare systems, and why governments