The Scotsman

Students at the University of Edinburgh have still not received degree results six months after handing in final assignments. Around 2,000 students at the university were among those across the country forced to graduate without results this year due to a marking boycott by the University and College Union (UCU). …

I discuss the vitality of uplifting young girls' voices to speak out and share their opinions, particularly in the 'free speech' world of today, we must consider young people when making decisions within democracy.

Those of us in the Scottish housing industry would do well to ask ourselves the question from the second half of this statement. Earlier this year exclusive analysis by Riverside Scotland for The Scotsman showed that the number of new homes built in Scotland has fallen to the lowest level …

I remember the first time I saw the little brass plates tucked between cobblestones in the German town I grew up in – the street my grandmother had lived on for a large part of her life.

When I was around eight years old, I won first prize at a local reading competition in the small German town I grew up in.

It’s time we keep the momentum going, keep talking about women’s safety, and listen to experts in the field – not just when a woman is murdered, but all year round.

Interview with legend behind the "Panenka" penalty kick

“ASMR not only helps me to relax but it also provides an opportunity for me to escape from the stress and reality life can bring."

Belarussian regime survivor pleads with Scotland to oppose tyranny in his homeland A survivor of Alexander Lukashenko’s Belarus, Europe’s last surviving dictatorship, has pleaded with Scotland to open its eyes to the ‘tragedy’ befalling his homeland. But now, after 26 years of autocratic rule by the former Communist-era politician, he …

How a fictional pen pal has helped Scottish men to lose weight More than 100 Scottish men took part in a weight-loss study where they received random text messages five times a week from a fictional character called Slim. The aim of the ‘Game of Stones’ study was to explore …

A documentary following the rags-to-riches story of Donald Trump’s Scottish mother, Mary Anne MacLeod Trump, airs on BBC Alba tonight (Tuesday 17 September). It documents how Mary, born into a poverty-stricken family on the Isle of Lewis, emigrated to New York City and married into one of the wealthiest property …

A new five-part drama is coming to BBC One starring Line of Duty’s Martin Compston and written by BAFTA award-winning Nicole Taylor. Exploring the consequences of a pact between a wealthy couple and a teenage girl, which changes all of their lives forever, it looks set to be the next …

It may be hard to imagine now but there was a time, not so long ago, when the whole of Glasgow would virtually shut down for the last two weeks of July. It was known as the Glasgow Fair Fortnight, and in times gone by, factories, shipyards and businesses would …

Deep in the heart of Scandinavia lies a classic British country house, as Laura Millar discovers

One of Malaysia’s most beautiful islands brings nature into focus; and more wildlife can be found in the capital, Kuala Lumpur, finds Laura Millar

Japan’s compelling capital has always seemed like a blend of futuristic and ancient, as Laura Millar discovers on a visit to Tokyo

Ski novice Laura Millar finds guaranteed snow and Michelin-starred meals at a stylish Swiss resort in the heart of Graubunden...

One’s hip and artsy, the other’s steeped in history; here’s why Montreal and Quebec City make the perfect break, writes Laura Millar

Corsica is a treasure trove of citadels, coves and beaches with lush, green interiors; but be prepared to never (quite) get into top gear, writes Laura Millar

Ikos Dassia on Corfu takes the all-inclusive model and improves on it brilliantly, finds Laura Millar...

The magnificent Joshua tree is the star of the scrub in the eponymous national park in California, finds Laura Millar

The beautiful Channel Island of Guernsey has a fascinating history, as a new film set there during the Second World War reveals, writes Laura Millar

Bologna is proud of its culinary heritage, evident at every turn in the historic city. But a new foodie theme park is dividing opinion, finds Laura Millar...

As Sri Lanka celebrates 70 years of independence, Laura Millar visits this compelling mix of temples, tea plantations and tuk-tuks

To Ferrari World and Yas Waterworld, Abu Dhabi has added an outpost of the Louvre as its latest attraction. It’s extraordinary, finds Laura Millar...

Known for its appeal to retirees and those seeking a slower pace of life, the Portuguese island of Madeira is shaking off its staid and sleepy image, finds Laura Millar...