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Scottish Church welcomes comments by police chief - Vimarsana News

Scottish Church welcomes comments by police chief

Scottish Church welcomes comments by police chief

Sebastián Díaz Morales' new film looks at statues, cities, and memory: The Skinny - Vimarsana News

Sebastián Díaz Morales' new film looks at statues, cities, and memory: The Skinny

As Smashing Monuments debuts in Edinburgh, it questions the functions of monuments in our memory – and whether our cities can really meet our needs.

Opinion: There's a global trend toward strong whistleblower laws - except in Canada - Vimarsana News

Opinion: There's a global trend toward strong whistleblower laws - except in Canada

We are an international laughingstock when it comes to protecting those who speak out against wrongdoing

Alister Jack to stand down as Tory MP at next general election - Vimarsana News

Alister Jack to stand down as Tory MP at next general election

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack is to stand down as an MP ahead of the next General Election, he has revealed.

Hunter Biden IRS whistleblower removed from probe, his attorneys say - Vimarsana News

Hunter Biden IRS whistleblower removed from probe, his attorneys say

An IRS whistleblower who claims the Justice Department interfered with the Hunter Biden criminal probe says "he and his entire investigative team are being removed" from the investigation, according to a letter sent Monday by his attorneys to Congress.Whistleblower's lawyer meets with congressional panelsOne of the attorneys, Mark Lytle, met May 5 with members of the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committees to discuss what the whistleblower could tell investigators and how he could do so without running afoul of taxpayer privacy laws. Lytle wrote in an April letter to ...