The Sunday Post

06/08/2025

PET OF THE WEEK: Candy is a sweet rabbit looking for his forever home. He is currently being cared for by the Scottish SPCA Dunbartonshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre.

Candy loves exploring his surroundings. He is confident around humans and loves getting lots of attention.

He may be able to live with children who are knowledgeable with rabbits and could happily live with another rabbit after slow introductions. Candy would love a home with lots of varied enrichment to keep his brain busy as well as a good diet to keep him healthy.

If you think you could offer Candy the loving home he deserves, please apply via the Scottish SPCA website: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0mcdsr0

06/08/2025

"People attempt to belittle or dehumanise you simply for being a woman with an opinion in a position of power."

As a report details the sexism and abuse women in politics face, Nicola Sturgeon, Ruth Davidson and Kezia Dugdale unite to demand action

06/08/2025

"It makes no sense to allow salons to market them as beauty tools while hiding the real risks."

Doctors, academics and cancer patients urge sunbed salons and websites to display pictures of skin cancers similar to warnings on ci******es.

05/08/2025

Being able to make people laugh is important, says Miriam, and she believes moments of joy are something we all need right now.

Legendary actress Miriam Margolyes on life, death and growing old – and how Edinburgh always keeps her on her toes.

05/08/2025

The millionaire politician has refused to discuss his financial affairs after The Sunday Post exposed his links to engineering plants in the Balkans that are boosting his family’s income.

SNP minister Ivan McKee’s engineering company took taxpayers’ money to create jobs in Scotland – then lent out £100,000 which helped bankroll an “ultra-low cost” factory in Bosnia.

05/08/2025

Months after the SNP quietly scrapped its pledge to provide free laptops for every child, educators fear the country is sleepwalking into a “hidden crisis” as the summer holidays leave some youngsters facing a digital blackout.

Months after the SNP scrapped its vow to provide laptops for every child, educators fear the country is sleepwalking into a “hidden crisis”.

04/08/2025

New research reveals nearly half of all pupils from low-income families struggle to access digital devices or reliable internet outside of school.

Months after the SNP scrapped its vow to provide laptops for every child, educators fear the country is sleepwalking into a “hidden crisis”.

04/08/2025

Ahead of her Edinburgh shows, Miriam told us all about the importance of moments of joy and her friendship with the late Janey Godley.

Legendary actress Miriam Margolyes on life, death and growing old – and how Edinburgh always keeps her on her toes.

04/08/2025

SNP minister Ivan McKee’s engineering company took taxpayers’ money to create jobs in Scotland – then, according to records, lent out £100,000 which helped bankroll an “ultra-low cost” factory in Bosnia.

SNP minister Ivan McKee’s engineering company took taxpayers’ money to create jobs in Scotland – then lent out £100,000 which helped bankroll an “ultra-low cost” factory in Bosnia.

03/08/2025

"We need to shift from bronzed and beautiful to a reality of disfigurement and for some, premature death."

Doctors, academics and cancer patients urge sunbed salons and websites to display pictures of skin cancers similar to warnings on ci******es.

03/08/2025

A lot of old fluff or cultural necessity? We looked into the Labubu craze sweeping the world...

These are the fluffy – and very addictive – toy elves called Labubus and they have become latest obsession of a generation – young and old.

03/08/2025

"Across Scotland, Gaelic is everywhere and nowhere."

Gaelic was once language of court and culture but today feels perched between token visibility and erasure amid cuts to funding and infrastructure.