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A STUDENT at the University of Edinburgh has made an official complaint after being told she must attend tutorials in person – even though she has…

DOUBT has again been cast on the results of a review into Edinburgh’s legacy of slavery and colonialism.

Chattanooga, Nashville and Memphis (twice) have all recently gone through police chief changes. All three named their finalists.

AT the heart of the University of Aberdeen is one of the most beautiful and striking buildings in the country. The Sir Duncan Rice Library is a…

Some 20 months have passed since the City of Edinburgh Council attempted to draw a line under the contentious legacy of Henry Dundas by approving a new plaque for the Melville Monument.

If “cancel culture” was a term in years gone by, it would have referred to the willingness of public transport operators to withdraw services without notice as the easiest option to deal with problems, with poor travellers left standing in the cold.

On February 6, 1952, while the 25-year-old Princess Elizabeth was on a visit to Kenya, she learned of the death of her father. Promptly, she flew…

SCOTLAND’S leading historian has fired another broadside at Edinburgh City Council’s refusal to remove an “inaccurate” plaque at the foot of…

Canada ranks among the worst in the world when it comes to protecting whistleblowers, according to a recent report. W5 investigates why in Unprotected, airing Saturday at 7 p.m. EST.

SCOTLAND’S most prominent historian Professor Tom Devine has accused two of the country’s leading universities of a “conspiracy of silence”…