By Canon Gerry Conroy In the news these days, there is often a piece about protests being held to complain about the erosion of liberties
Category: investigations
EuroMillions winner Colin Weir who scooped £161m jackpot had £20k stake in fast food and fizzy drinks firms
Colin Weir, with his wife ex-wife Chris, died last December less than 10 years after winning a £161m jackpot. By Democrat reporter Euromillions winner Colin
FERRET INVESTIGATION: EXXON IN TOP THREE CLIMATE POLLUTERS IN ‘LEAGUE OF DESTRUCTION’
The polluted fields owned by Esso at the tank farm and oil terminal in Bowling, West Dunbartonshire, for which the cash-strapped council is paying the
TIME FOR REFLECTION
By Dr Sohaib Saeed, honorary Muslim chaplain of the University of Edinburgh Bismillah al-Rahman al-Rahim—in the name of God, most compassionate, most merciful. Some weeks
Brexit secrecy could limit information rights, warns THE FERRET
Brexit secrecy could limit information rights, warns watchdog Reporters covering meetings and events at Holyrood. By Ferret investigations editor Rob Edwards Scotland’s information watchdog has
Salmon dying in cages prompts fish farm investigation
The fish farm in these pictures by Bill Heaney is NOT the one where dead and dying salmon floating in cages were found by Scottish