The Sunday Post

08/10/2025

PET OF THE WEEK: Ezio is a lovely eight-year-old short hair cat looking for his forever home. He is currently being cared for by the Scottish SPCA Glasgow Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre.

Ezio came into the Centre as a stray and he was never claimed. When he arrived, he had an injury to one of his hind legs. After assessment by the vet team it was decided that the best option for this boy was to amputate the leg. Ezio has recovered amazingly well from his surgery and has adapted to being a tripod!

He jumps up and down from his favourite perch bed easily and moves around his kennel without any concerns.

Ezio is a lovely chap who enjoys getting a fuss most days! He does occasionally have a grumpy day where he would prefer his own space, but he lets us know by grumbling away to himself or taking himself off to bed. Most of the time, he is up for attention and particularly loves it if the attention is accompanied by a treat… or two!

His new family will need to make sure that he isn't carrying too much extra weight to put strain on his back leg.

Ezio is not particularly keen on the other cats within the cattery and as such would prefer a home with no other animals.

If you think you could offer Ezio the loving home he deserves, please apply via the Scottish SPCA website: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0nGfhd0

08/10/2025

"We do the best we can, but it is very hard to accept when you remember the vibrant woman she used to be before Eljamel got his hands on her."

Patients injured by neurosurgeon Sam Eljamel are still being excluded from any chance of justice despite repeated assurances.

08/10/2025

"I believe the phrase ‘bunny boiler’ has been hanging over women and held against them to make them conform."

Author Caroline Young delves into her own past to examine how single women have been portrayed as unstable or incomplete in fiction

07/10/2025

The Sunday Post is asking every Scottish politician to put party politics aside, look to their conscience and back the Right To Recovery Bill.

The Sunday Post is asking every Scottish politician to put party politics aside, look to their conscience and back the Right To Recovery Bill.

07/10/2025

Nick Rimmer owes his life to the free bowel cancer testing kit that almost a third of Scots over 50 ignore.

And the Crieff dad is urging everyone eligible for it to stop putting off the test as he is living proof that it can save your life.

Nick Rimmer owes his life to the free bowel cancer testing kit that almost a third of Scots over 50 ignore.

07/10/2025

Nora Guthrie is visiting Glasgow later this month as a guest of the Scottish Huntington’s Association. She will walk in the footsteps her famous father trod when he ­visited the city as a merchant seaman during the Second World War, playing in pubs like the Clutha Bar.

As she prepares for a poignant visit to Scotland, the daughter of US folk music legend Woody Guthrie has spoken of her challenging but loving childhood

06/10/2025

A flagship scheme to boost the number of rural GPs in Scotland has only resulted in six new hires across the country – and half of those graduating the programme are yet to take up any role.

Senior doctors branded the results “concerning” and called on ministers to act over a growing crisis in GP recruitment.

06/10/2025

MSPs will be challenged this week to ensure the families of Scots who die abroad are not denied justice available in other parts of the UK.

We revealed previously how as many as 1,000 Scots families may have lost out as a result of the flawed legislation.

06/10/2025

The Deputy First Minister has been criticised for a furious tirade at the Scottish Parliament where she tried to rubbish concerns over the government’s flagship business scheme as “anonymous sniping”.

The Deputy First Minister has been criticised for a furious tirade at the Scottish Parliament where she tried to rubbish concerns.

06/10/2025

"We know some of the most traumatising and relentless ordeals are suffered by PSAs in primaries involving some of the youngest pupils."

Pupil Support Assistants are more likely than teachers to be kicked, punched, bitten, spat on, threatened and verbally abused in schools.

05/10/2025

A PR guru who helped boost Michelle Mone’s first business says he believes UK taxpayers will eventually recoup all of the £122 million paid out in the PPE scandal.

A PR guru who helped boost Michelle Mone’s first business believes taxpayers will recoup all of the £122 million paid out in the PPE scandal