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Almost half of teachers do not think it is safe for pupils to return to school, union warns

Poll finds that 45 per cent do not think it will be safe for pupils to return, while 42 per cent said they were uncertain

WhatsApp pilots fact checking service

The feature, which is being piloted from today, will allow users to perform a Google search on content that has been sent to five or more people to check the accuracy of information

Scottish Government announces measures to boost youth employment post-lockdown

BT appoints Alan Lees as the new director of its enterprise business

Almost 70 per cent of Scotland’s disadvantaged young people struggled to do any school work in lockdown

Rishi Sunak considering online sales tax in bid to save high street shops

Tony Blair calls for investigation into Russian interference in Brexit vote

Adapting to lockdown

Boris Johnson considers ‘new spying law’ in wake of damning Russia report

‘Credible commentary’ suggesting Russia undertook indyref ‘influence campaigns’: report

£90m growth deal confirmed for Falkirk

MPs urge ministers to appoint new regulator to tackle fake news

Working from home: John Mason

Unemployment in Scotland highest in the UK at 4.3 per cent

Jury trials to restart in Scotland

Boris Johnson urged by Tory MPs to end Huawei’s role in UK telecoms ‘altogether’

Priti Patel to set out plans for immigration post-Brexit

Richard Leonard launches Scottish Labour’s ‘jobs for good’ campaign

Tech volunteers launch COVID response

Fifty women at 50 part four: "I don’t think 50 is middle age anymore"

Alex Neil calls for urgent tax reform

Full fibre broadband rolled out to 80,000 premises in Edinburgh

Mobile devices save Police Scotland over 400,000 hours of officer time

Medicines system in Scotland ‘does not have a focus on patients’, committee finds

Associate feature: Choosing our future by design, not disaster

Associate feature: Tech, food, and health will define the future, and Scotland can lead the way