When Paul Azinger led the US to glory in 2008, for instance, his use of pod systems and perceived Eisenhower-esque leadership ended up in a book called ‘Cracking the Code’ in which the Ryder Cup ...

A report from a workers union has highlighted health and safety issues at a salmon fish processing plant in Rosyth, Fife ...

SNP ministers have been accused of failing on its flagship policy of Keeping the Promise to care leavers as figures reveal more than a thousand ...

The Glasgow Jazz Festival has wrapped up a packed week of performances, workshops, and community events. The 39th edition, which ran from June 19 to 22, showcased a dynamic mix of legendary performers ...

Scottish Labour named the recent findings that around a third of Scots are turning to private care a "scandal" and hit out at the SNP for taking a "wrecking ball" to the founding principles of the NHS ...

New research out today provides some pointers for the hospitality industry which was overlooked in yesterday's industrial strategy ...

Statistics released by the national tourism marketing agency from the latest Great Britain Tourism Survey, carried out by the Office for National Statistics, show Scotland saw a further surge in ...

Scotland’s first total-body PET scanner is now operational at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, co-managed by the Universities of Edinburgh ...

Ministers have been urged to overhaul education reforms being debated at Holyrood - as Labour MSPs insist they will not back the proposals ...

The news came after Iranian missiles were intercepted in Qatar Monday afternoon, two days after the United States bombed three key Iranian ...

Defence spending is to rise to an historic 5 of gross domestic product (GDP) by 2035 the Prime Minister has said tonight agreeing to an ...

Guitarist, songwriter and Bad Company co-founder Mick Ralphs has died at the age of 81, it has been announced. A message on the band’s official website said Ralphs is “survived by the love of his life ...