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Labour MP Katy Clark: Tories 'burying their heads in the sand'
Scottish Coalition Against Sexual Exploitation says campaign group Scot-Pep excluded because meeting was not forum for discussing criminalisation 'pros and cons'
Just 138 Scottish rape or attempted rape cases taken to court out of 1,462 in 2012/13
Campaigners against dodgy Games contractors join with NHS and Palestine supporters to surround embattled Tory toff
Citizens Advice Scotland finds firms are 'frankly misusing' the contracts to 'exploit their workers'
Rights groups condemn rushed-through anti-privacy law to snoop on our lives
Lords panel gives £12,000-a-month peer Maclean a slap on the wrist
TUC reveals scale of lost earnings before July 10 mass strike
NSPCC head picked to check over report on Home Office’s paedophile documents
Rail unions RMT, TSSA and Aslef slam 'money merry go-round' for taking away cash that could be used to fund improvements
Commons transport committee slates petrochemicals industry transport practices in wake of 2013 Super Puma helicopter crash
'Islamist extremist' web post traced back to right-wing rags' Northcliffe House office
Ofgem accepts Big Six energy giant's compensation scheme in lieu of formal investigation
Tata Steel announces plans to slash 400 jobs – despite profits hitting £366 million
Unison's The Cuts Don't Work report exposes the crippling cost to councils of the SNP's freeze on council tax and Westminster cuts
Delusional Foreign Secretary William Hague defends record of Western intervention as Iraq descends into chaos
London Assembly member derides police snooping as 'pointless' after being placed on list of domestic extremists
Unionist parties counter with pledge for further devolution of taxation powers
CND man reassures Holyrood backbenchers over SNP plans to remove atomic weapons from Scottish soil
School investigators find no sign of Birmingham extremism but PM promises ‘robust’ response
MSPs fire broadside at Tory millionaire
Shock figures from ONS show true cost of our overcrowding crisis
Leftwingers call for vote against European Union policies of privatisation and war
Experts say rampant fraud and HMRC bosses ‘cooking the books’ is draining the Treasury dry
Annual Sunday Times Rich List shows a 'phenomenal' year for plutocrats
LGBT rights activists hail a year of international success as same-sex marriage is legalised in many countries, but warn against fresh challenges like Uganda's new anti-gay laws
Industry regulator Ofgem orders multinational energy giant E.on to pay £12 million in fines — less than a week’s profit — for “extensive” mis-selling practices spanning from June 2010 to December 2013
Free speech under threat as comments were ordered to be removed
Britain’s poet laureate slams Tory attempts to lure her into a “media stunt” propping up their prisoner book ban while refusing talks on the issue with campaigners
Labour and No2EU election rivals join forces at Glasgow anti-racism meeting to warn against spread of the far-right across Europe
Construction unions fear crooked officers may have given up police files to union-busting firms
Lairds' lobby group produced 'research' claiming private estates boost Scotland's economy
Plan to ditch corroboration requirement held off for at least a year
Trade unionists at the STUC Congress pay tribute to Nelson Mandela.
Scottish Trades Union Congress
STUC delegates unite to condemn 'abhorrent' practice and lack of inquiry
Kidnapped Libyan politician Abdelhakim Belhadj held briefly in overseas territory Diego Garcia
Scotland's Lord Advocate calls for laws prohibiting distribution of sexual images without consent
Voters deserve a constitutional right to strip disgraced MSPs of their seat, Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon
Just 2 of 139 institutions revealed their chief's pay cheque
Anne Begg MP claims scrutiny of wasted pubic funds is being blocked
Trident's leaking nuclear reactor saw radiation levels in the area soar to more than 10 times the regular rate
Treasury chief Danny Alexander backs Tory and Labour lines
Oil giant Shell drilled into the Scottish independence debate yesterday, claiming that a split would hit the "certainty" of its North Sea profits.
Engineers detected radiation spilling into the reactor coolant of the Trident fleet's Vanguard vessel in January 2012
Action for Rail greets commuters with privatisation warnings
Holyrood committee reels at four-fold increase