The problem with having an in-demand, unaffordable product is that people will look for alternative ways of finding it. A black market in baby formula
Month: May 2023
INVESTIGATION: Are shoppers being overcharged for food and fuel?
Mon, 15 May 2023 The competition watchdog is to investigate whether “any failure in competition” is leaving consumers paying higher grocery and fuel prices than
BBC INVESTIGATION: I don’t have ADHD, but three private clinics say I do
By Rory Carson BBC Panorama A leading NHS consultant psychiatrist has met me in person and concluded I don’t have ADHD – attention deficit hyperactivity
More than 30,000 people take part in Spring Clean Scotland
By Lucy Ashton More than 30,000 people took part in an annual Spring Clean Scotland challenge this year. Running from 17 March until 17 April,
SNP finances scandal must be investigated by parliamentary inquiry
By Lucy Ashton Events surrounding the probe into the SNP finances scandal must be investigated by a parliamentary inquiry, the Scottish Conservatives have demanded. The
WHO PAYS THE FERRYMAN? CALMAC REPAIR BILL SOARS TO £100 MILLION
By Bill Heaney Scottish Liberal Democrats have today revealed that the repair bill for CalMac ferries hit £26.5 million last year, taking the total for