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Articles by Niall Christie

Close to 300 cases of abuse against shopworkers in Scotland reported to police

ALMOST 300 cases of abuse against shopworkers in Scotland were reported to police during the first three months of a law designed to prot

Britain Scotland | Sunday 09th Jan 2022

Scottish government criticised for failure to develop robust ventilation system in schools

Britain | Sunday 09th Jan 2022

MPs slammed for taking another pay rise as workers hit with soaring bills

Britain Scotland | Sunday 09th Jan 2022

Cosla calls for pay rise for local councillors ahead of May elections

Friday 21st May 2021

Tenants eviction ban extension being considered across Scotland

A BAN on tenant evictions is being considered to be expanded across Scotland, the newly appointed Cabinet Secretary for Covid Recovery ha

Friday 21st May 2021

Scottish government called on to end its silence on the ScotRail dispute ahead of strikes

THE RMT called on the Scottish government today to end its silence on a long-running dispute with ScotRail ahead of another weekend of st

Friday 21st May 2021

Violence in schools ‘becoming normal’

TEACHING union NASUWT is demanding action as concerns grow that workplace violence is becoming normalised in Scotland’s schools.

Friday 21st May 2021

‘Pandemic has massively affected child development’

LABOUR has backed calls for early years to be at the forefront of education recovery after a charity found the majority of parents of pre-school ch

Friday 21st May 2021

20 patients ‘discharged illegally’ to care homes

Report says decisions made in early days of pandemic were without legal authority

Wednesday 19th May 2021

SNP urged new Scottish Cabinet to tackle Covid-19 recovery and climate emergency

OPPOSITION parties have urged the newly appointed Cabinet to work together to tackle the big challenges of Covid-19 recovery and the climate emerge

Wednesday 19th May 2021

Home Office delays publication of a report into the unsolved murder of private investigator Daniel Morgan

Lawyer Raju Bhatt says relatives have ‘every reason’ to be suspicious about the motives behind the Home Office's ‘completely unwarranted intervention’

Tuesday 18th May 2021

Nicola Sturgeon formally re-elected as Scotland’s First Minister

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon was returned as Scotland’s First Minister today following the Holyrood election as pressure increases on her to sack her

Tuesday 18th May 2021

Scotland’s working class urged to organise after Labour’s dismal election performance

STUC assistant general secretary Linda Somerville warned that the ruling class will “use its representatives in Westminster to embolden rogue employers”

Tuesday 18th May 2021

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Articles by Niall Christie

Close to 300 cases of abuse against shopworkers in Scotland reported to police

ALMOST 300 cases of abuse against shopworkers in Scotland were reported to police during the first three months of a law designed to prot

Scottish government criticised for failure to develop robust ventilation system in schools

MPs slammed for taking another pay rise as workers hit with soaring bills

Cosla calls for pay rise for local councillors ahead of May elections

Tenants eviction ban extension being considered across Scotland

A BAN on tenant evictions is being considered to be expanded across Scotland, the newly appointed Cabinet Secretary for Covid Recovery ha

Scottish government called on to end its silence on the ScotRail dispute ahead of strikes

THE RMT called on the Scottish government today to end its silence on a long-running dispute with ScotRail ahead of another weekend of st

Violence in schools ‘becoming normal’

TEACHING union NASUWT is demanding action as concerns grow that workplace violence is becoming normalised in Scotland’s schools.

‘Pandemic has massively affected child development’

LABOUR has backed calls for early years to be at the forefront of education recovery after a charity found the majority of parents of pre-school ch

20 patients ‘discharged illegally’ to care homes

Report says decisions made in early days of pandemic were without legal authority

SNP urged new Scottish Cabinet to tackle Covid-19 recovery and climate emergency

OPPOSITION parties have urged the newly appointed Cabinet to work together to tackle the big challenges of Covid-19 recovery and the climate emerge

Home Office delays publication of a report into the unsolved murder of private investigator Daniel Morgan

Lawyer Raju Bhatt says relatives have ‘every reason’ to be suspicious about the motives behind the Home Office's ‘completely unwarranted intervention’

Nicola Sturgeon formally re-elected as Scotland’s First Minister

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon was returned as Scotland’s First Minister today following the Holyrood election as pressure increases on her to sack her

Scotland’s working class urged to organise after Labour’s dismal election performance

STUC assistant general secretary Linda Somerville warned that the ruling class will “use its representatives in Westminster to embolden rogue employers”

Nuke plans ‘break law’

Expert legal opinion for CND says that Tories breached international treaty in raising cap

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