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Working from home partly responsible as public sector greenhouse gases reduce
Annual greenhouse gas emissions from Scotland’s public sector fell by 5.8% last year, though measures introduced due t...
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Those from deprived areas ‘more likely to end up in A&E with asthma attack’
People living in the most deprived areas are three times more likely to end up in accident and emergency with asthma att...
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Truss set to announce plans to rip up Northern Ireland Brexit deal
The Foreign Secretary will on Tuesday declare her intention to bring forward legislation which rips up parts of the UKâ€...
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Labour seeks to increase pressure on Tory MPs with windfall tax Commons vote
Conservative MPs are facing fresh pressure to support a one-off windfall tax on oil and gas producers in a bid to cut en...
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Ukraine says mission at Mariupol steel mill is complete
Ukrainian officials say the regiment that doggedly defended a steel mill in the port city of Mariupol has completed its ...
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Solar power could create 8,500-plus new jobs by end of decade
Industry body Solar Energy Scotland released new figures showing that if its target of six gigawatts capacity of new sol...
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Energy firm Drax ‘ready to move mountains’ for new hydro power project
Plans have been submitted to expand their existing Cruachan Power Station to increase the total amount of energy the sit...
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Government can do ‘so much more’ to help families in crisis
Action for Children analysed 2,354 records from its Crisis Fund grant applications between October and March...
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Infertility in men linked to higher chance of developing breast cancer
That's according to research from scientists at The Institute of Cancer Research...