Top stories of the week

Police Scotland’s Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) has raised concerns that officers are abusing their position to carry out “predatory sexual behaviour”.

A journalist who worked at the BBC has claimed that the corporation had an inherent ‘lack of sympathy’ for Scottish independence and a ‘lack of in-depth knowledge’ about the country during the 2014 referendum.

With 56 recognised regional accents across the UK,  it comes as no surprise that some are viewed as much sexier than others.

Broadcaster Danny Baker has been sacked from BBC Radio 5Live after tweeting a joke about the Duke and Duchess Of Sussex's son using a picture of a monkey.

Alistair Darling has said that he is “not really convinced” by plans to adopt a separate currency in the event of Scottish independence.

A former SNP MP owed thousands of pounds in rent when she embezzled money from pro-independence groups, a court has heard.

Environmental experts have appealed for help after a virus outbreak was recorded among Scotland’s already threatened population of red squirrels.

Scotland’s Highland Games organisers have caved into demands to promote gender equality by allowing female athletes to compete.