Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has insisted a passenger injured when a plane window broke was merely sucked towards the opening ...

The Standards Commission for Scotland is appealing a ruling that it acted unlawfully by excluding key evidence from a ...

There’s no need for a spoiler alert with any history book exploring the life and reign of Henry VIII, arguably Britain’s most ...

A Court of Session challenge has been launched against the Scottish ministers’ decision to approve a 544-bed visitor accommodation development in Edinburgh’s historic West End. The appeal seeks to ...

Act 2025 will be delayed if his office does not receive more funding, the Lord President, Lord Pentland has warned. The Act, ...

The Crown Office has lodged a first notice to begin the court process for a fatal accident inquiry into the death Christopher Masson.

A lord ordinary has refused a confectionery manufacturer’s seven-figure damages claim against a Troon sweet shop, finding that its averments of passing off and trademark infringement in relation to ...

An Italian man faces a fine of up to €200,000 (£172,000) or a possible prison term after the dried head of a critically ...

Legislation to extend candidacy rights at council elections to Commonwealth citizens with limited leave to remain has been ...

An inquiry into the case for and against splitting the dual role of the lord advocate has been launched by Westminster's ...

A commercial litigation and insolvency specialist has rejoined Aberdein Considine LLP, eight years after stepping down from ...

Judges have warned that SNP plans to automatically release prisoners earlier, including sexual offenders and domestic abusers, could increase reoffending and reduce public safety. The senators of the ...