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Richest Scots council bosses to receive £2m bumper pay despite crumbling services
Figures obtained by the Sunday Mail show that as a result from November just 10 bosses will trouser a combined annual salary of £1,969,811.
Delays to building new Scots super hospital will 'cost £4million a month'
The Sunday Mail told last week how ministers failed to sign off a business case for a new Monklands Hospital in Airdrie before parliament was dissolved for the election.
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Malcolm Offord urged to 'come clean' over claims he 'bought' Reform leadership after Farage donation
The multi-millionaire has admitted giving a 'small amount' to Reform shortly after Nigel Farage appointed him Scottish party leader.
The 'Friendly' Glasgow pub hailed for its strong community spirit
Glasgow's Southside continues to thrive as a nightlife hotspot and this friendly pub is a popular local favourite
Scottish Greens accused of 'hypocrisy' over not directly paying business rates on party HQ
The party has called for Non-Domestic Rates to be raised on banking multinationals with £1m+ business properties.
SNP Government 'pressured' Scottish Water not to publish sewage dump data before election
The Sunday Mail today reveals emails showing Scottish Water wanted to publish annual figures as usual in March but were overruled.
SNP rebel Fergus Ewing launches Inverness billboards in campaign against former party
Fergus Ewing is now standing as an independent after claiming the SNP is “no longer the party for all of Scotland”.
John Swinney vows to remain First Minister for another 10 years if he wins election
In an exclusive interview with the Sunday Mail the SNP leader said he intends to serve a full term in Bute house - and contest another Holyrood vote after that in 2031.
Scotland’s wild salmon numbers sink to record low amid 'catastrophic decline'
Official figures show rod catches of salmon slumped to just 28,020 – the lowest since records began in 1952.
Crime boss snared for importing drugs unmasked as head of two extreme dog breeding firms
William Byrne is behind bars awaiting sentence after pleading guilty over a £1.6million drug ring which saw him and his associates sneaking drugs into Scotland from the Netherlands.
Scottish town halls gripped by 'censorship culture' 10 years on from free speech case
In 2016, independent Argyll and Bute councillor Mike Breslin was cleared of code of conduct charges after 'robustly' criticising council officials.
Pensioner's heat pump nightmare over £19k Ofgem demand for improving her windows
Margaret Beveridge, 73, has been hit with the crippling repayment order over claims which she says have been totally discredited.
Ex-jail boss calls for removal of biological men from female prisons after trans 'sex attack'
Rhona Hotchkiss has said that trans-identifying male prisoners must be removed from female prisons as a priority after a recent case highlighted “inadequate” risk assessments.
Just seven cops stripped of taxpayer-funded pensions in decade – despite scores of misconduct exits
Scotland’s police watchdog confirmed seven shamed officers had their pensions “forfeited” by up to 65 per cent between 2016 and February this year.
Scots actress Sharon Rooney among famous faces confirmed for upcoming Celebrity Traitors
The Glasgow-born star of My Mad Fat Diary will be among 21 stars heading to the Ardross Castle in the Highlands in the BBC show
Anas Sarwar vows to chop NHS waiting times as he blasts SNP 'culture of secrecy'
Ahead of polling day, the Scottish Labour leader said the infections scandal at Glasgow's superhospital is the SNP's 'single biggest failure'.
Ex-Glasgow Uni boss splashed £93K flying business class to exotic destinations and five star hotels
Sir Anton Muscatelli spent £99,104 on flights and stays in luxury hotels in far-flung destinations before stepping down from his £400,000-a-year role as principal and vice-chancellor of the University of Glasgow in September.
Scotland’s airports cashing in on 'rip-off' pick-up and drop-off charges despite £100m profit boost
Experts said pick-up and drop-off fees at terminals, branded the 'kiss and fly tax', are a "rip off".
Hibs keeper in Hearts title 'calamity' claim as Easter Road favourite addresses Celtic clash question
Rivals could make history in club’s 150th anniversary season - whatever Hibs do tomorrow