A couple of days before I arrived in Predappio, I read that Hitler’s birthplace in Austria had been compulsorily...

The city that used to be full of kind strangers is increasingly witnessing racist disorder. I hope it can find its way back to its old friendliness, says human rights lawyer and farmer Sanghmitra Sing...

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The director of the Language Hub in Glasgow claimed the premises were no longer safe for staff after a ‘surveillance’ campaign by anti-migration activists

Nigel Farage’s attempt to dodge scrutiny of a £5 million donation by triggering a Clacton by‑election has instead intensified questions about…

WHEN my three boys announced they were buying my husband a flight to Boston for his 60th birthday so he could join the oldest and the youngest on…

Rothko in Florence

IN a fortnight which saw pogroms in Belfast, and immigrants in Scottish towns and cities afraid to walk the streets, it was left to the families…

Watching the Lisbon Lions: When the most important trophies are the stories you bring home.

There are fresh hopes for the future of Queen's Park Glasshouse in Glasgow after it was announced it would close later this year, amid fears it…

No-one wants to know how much Murrell’s betrayal upset Nicola Sturgeon, writes our award-winning columnist Dani Garavelli - what they want to know…

AGNES Owens famously rejected the notion of herself as a feminist author. What she meant by that, I think, is that - while her depiction of poverty…

Public frustration gave the SNP a muted victory, while Labour tied with Reform for second and the Greens claimed a ‘seismic’ result

Anas Sarwar speaks to the Guardian about why he thinks the polls are wrong and how he hopes to end the SNP’s near 20-year dominance at Holyrood