UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has been told to say sorry to Inverness Airport after we uncovered private memos which show his own government

Ear thermometers were withdrawn from Scotland's Baby Boxes after "concerns" were repeatedly raised about their safety, we can reveal. The digital devices,

Councils have been left to roll out their own programmes for digital devices

School leaders back inclusion, but fear it is ‘unattainable’ amid budget squeeze

SNP cap on Scottish places blamed as offer rate twice as high for overseas students in some courses

Highland councillors express frustration as capital spending plans agreed

The Cambridge Analytica scandal rekindled a partnership that transformed Scottish politics in 2011 and could now do so again a decade later. Kirk

Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie has been accused of insulting thousands of North Sea workers after suggesting that only the "hard right" now

Three final year students spoke out about their experiences at the university

The only college of its kind in the world welcomed its highest number of students

Nicola Sturgeon is being warned that "urgent" action may be needed to respond to the rapid rise of "green lairds" in Scotland's land market. There are

Former Holyrood minister Peter Peacock has demanded urgent action to prevent “green lairds” from ushering in another century of land “exploitation” in

Parents will be ‘deeply alarmed’ by the ‘false picture’ created by the under-reporting of school violence

‘Overwhelmed’ peace expert thanks public after flood of donations

The Scottish Government will consider bold proposals to create a new body dedicated to tackling the housing crisis in the Highlands and Islands. Deputy

Ancient institution under fire over plans to scrap Gaelic, French, German and Spanish degrees

Attendance rates fall to record low, but primary attainment levels rise

Police chiefs have been accused of "letting down" the Highlands and Islands by closing more than a third of the region's stations in just a decade, it can

UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has been told to say sorry to Inverness Airport after we uncovered private memos which show his own government

University and college chiefs have been left “dismayed” after the Scottish Government abandoned a promise to offer the sector a £46 million funding lifeline.

SNP minister privately told it is now ‘crucial’ she outlines the next steps

Slave trade profits have been used to give grants to teachers and schools in the north-east for almost two centuries, we can exclusively reveal. The

Huge survey finds 57 per cent of teachers ‘disagree’ with the proposal

The WhatsApp messages were sent by a key figure in the UK marking boycott dispute

A senior Tory government minister discussed sensitive information linked to a controversial flight from Inverness to Moscow after Russia invaded Ukraine,

Higher education institutions have been criticised over industrial action response

The move came just days after we revealed CIA planes were likely to have used Aberdeen, Inverness, Dundee, Leuchars and Wick airports as stop-offs during 'rendition' operations.

Influential OECD study finds record low results for Scottish pupils in maths and science

About 400 owners are estimated to control half of all Scotland’s privately owned land, including large parts of the Highlands.

Police chiefs have been accused of "hiding" the true scale of cuts to officer numbers in swathes of the Highlands and Islands after repeatedly insisting

Taxpayers are being billed £1.2 million each year to send the children of the military's top brass to Scotland's elite private schools.

University and college chiefs have been left “dismayed” after the Scottish Government abandoned a promise to offer the sector a £46 million funding lifeline.

The former leader of Highland Council is joining the battle to ensure communities can get a slice of the 'green lairds' land market boom. Margaret

Decision-makers must tread carefully with cuts to rural education

EIS says 80 primary and 50 secondary teachers are received the email

The UK Government was under fire after dealing another "bitterly disappointing" blow to the north-east's bid to host a pioneering clean energy scheme. SNP

In 1791 a Thomas Fraser in St Vincent wrote to a friend in Inverness. He said: "God help us have you no employment for your young men in Scotland, a Ship

Student is being forced to abandon plans to stay in Scotland because a marking boycott means she is unable to graduate

Promises and pledges come thick and fast as December’s general election approaches. Since even an election’s winners can’t be held to campaign

Union chief warns teachers will be pushed ‘over the edge’ by council cutbacks

Matthew Hedges was held for six months before being pardoned

Taxpayers are being billed £1.2 million each year to send the children of the military's top brass to Scotland's elite private schools.

Councils were forced to wait almost a year after deadlines were repeatedly pushed back

Wealth funds could be created to ensure Scotland’s communities benefit from a new boom in land sales driven by the rise of "green lairds", we can reveal.

The ancient institution has been engulfed in a row about its response to the industrial action

Transport chiefs have privately admitted that long-awaited plans to dual the A96 between Inverness and Nairn could face the axe, we can reveal. Memos we

Nicola Sturgeon and her deputy, John Swinney, were warned of "concerns" about the ear thermometers in Scotland's Baby Box programme nine months before the

Companies based in major overseas tax havens have more than doubled the number of land and property titles they own in Scotland in just four years. New

It comes after higher education spending was slashed by 6 per cent in budget

Politics in Scotland is destined to be dominated for decades to come by an emerging band of young people whose passion was forged by the 2014 independence

Union claims staff will be ‘astonished’ by level of spending amid industrial action

SNP ministers told to produce plan to reverse declining interest in subjects

Consumers in northern Scotland have been overcharged for electricity bills for years because of a "distortion" in a UK Government initiative, we can

Police Scotland say a 49-year-old woman and a 40-year-old man will appear in court

Move comes as Scotland’s biggest council tries to save almost £28m

UK Government transport secretary Grant Shapps has been told he risks accusations of a "cover up" unless he answers key questions about a

Ten councils have won a share of the money but nine are thought to have lost out

UCU trade union says 30 jobs are at risk under plans to end single honours languages degrees

Dozens of Scotland's leading academics have joined forces to condemn "incomprehensible" restrictions imposed on access to the nation's archives, we can

Shock figures have revealed the proportion of Edinburgh primary pupils who are regularly absent from school is still double pre-pandemic levels.

Scores of women across the north and north-east will be called in for blood tests amid fears a “miracle” drug may have left three patients requiring liver

Campaigners argue those which seek to influence policy and public opinion should be prepared to be transparent on their funding.

Totally Sound and Reel Youth Media face uncertain future ahead of council decision