Sunday Mail: Last News

This is the top enforcer for the Post Office in Scotland and the man behind a series of wrongful convictions under the Horizon IT scandal.

The SNP and Green coalition government could be at risk of collapse if Humza Yousaf accepted donations from controversial businessman Brian Souter.

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A boy and a girl have been found guilty of the "frenzied" murder of teenager Brianna Ghey.

A millionaire property tycoon given a police warning after a row with locals has vowed to take legal action against anyone who opposes her bid to turn a Highland castle into a playground for the world’s rich.

The parents of a young mum who was murdered by her boyfriend are supporting a new Sunday Mail ­campaign to stop domestic abusers being granted bail to their partner’s home.

Miranda Knight Brown complained to the Independent Press Standards Organisation that the Sunday Mail breached Clause 3 (Harassment) of the Editors’ Code of Practice in the preparation and publication of an article headlined “Wife moves out to be near Rossi’s jail”, published on 2 April 2023.

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New Tory MP Lisa Cameron was offered a lucrative job months before quitting the SNP, the Sunday Mail can reveal.

Naturalist Chris Packham has called for an independent investigation into the multi-million pound Scottish salmon farming industry.

Kate Forbes has hailed Fergus Ewing as a "living legend" and said she did not want him to "stand alone" following his suspension from the SNP.

It's a massive week for Rangers with a crucial Champions League shoot out and the first derby clash of the season with Celtic on the cards.

Officers in Manchester have confirmed they received a complaint after the ­publication of the party’s accounts last week by auditors in the city.

The SNP has announced Murray Foote as its new chief executive just months after he resigned as the party's head of media.

The lead lawyer for the public inquiry looking into scandal-hit hospitals in Scotland has quit.

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A former SNP councillor has accused the party of "protectionism" over the case of a disgraced former council boss. Cammie McManus resigned from the Nationalists after raising complaints against Jordan Linden, the ex-leader of North Lanarkshire council.

It is feared that killer suspect David Yates 'pre-planned' the killing of his fiance Marelle Sturrock as he dropped off his dog at his mother's home the night before she died.

Police are investigating claims Nicola Sturgeon personally refused to open up the SNP’s finances to scrutiny.

Scotland’s most senior trade union leader has warned First Minister Humza Yousaf to ditch the slogans and make changes to the lives of ordinary working people.