Sepa branded ‘toothless’ after salmon farm accused of 15 environmental breaches
The Scottish Government’s green watchdog sent seven letters over three years alleging multiple breaches at a fish farm – and then issued a final warning letter.
Misogyny has existed throughout history, but in recent years a newly-packaged form has taken hold online, promoted by influencers
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“Over the years it has become clear to the Bayoh family that the police, the PIRC and the Crown office
“You’re just trying these interventions to save people but it’s not enough because this crisis is structural. We
In 2017 the synthetic opioid fentanyl hit the Canadian city of Toronto and people using drugs started dropping. Drug deaths
It’s the final episode of our three-part For Fact’s Sake series on elections. This week, we are
It’s part two of our For Fact’s Sake podcast mini series on the election year. In this episode
For Fact’s Sake is back for a brand new series, kicking off with a special three-part look at
It’s the final For Fact’s Sake podcast of the year, and we’re focusing on the conflict in
On for Fact’s Sake this week we’re taking a look back to some historical misinformation – Scotland’s witch
Populist leaders are gaining prominence across the globe, and Argentina is no different. Javier Milei, a self-described “anarcho-capitalist”
On For Fact’s Sake this week, we are looking at the role of fact-checking in the Israel-Gaza