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Boy, 13, ‘doing really well’ after brain tumour operated on with new technology
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Faslane can ‘expect investment’ when defence plans finally published, MPs told
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Shipyard worker strikes will risk further delays to Clyde warships – union
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Death of young boy in Glasgow hospital could have been avoided, sheriff finds
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Beware book could be ‘damning’ over Caldwell investigation, ex-detective says
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Keir Starmer thanks submariners as they return from longest patrol
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Murderer Iain Packer likely committed further sex crimes abroad, says survivor
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Iranian man arrested for trying to get into nuclear submarine base
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Meeting notes highlight ‘political pressure’ to open hospital – Anas Sarwar
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Pressure to open flagship hospital ‘came from within’, health board says
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Suggestion I applied pressure to prematurely open hospital ‘untrue’ – Sturgeon
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‘Precious little’ to suggest change at infections row health board, inquiry told
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Health board denials ‘severely impacted’ work of hospitals inquiry, counsel says
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Family caused ‘indescribable distress’ by health board’s admission, inquiry told
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No Government pressure applied to open flagship hospital on time, says Swinney
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‘Huge amount of documentation’ given to hospitals inquiry, says John Swinney
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Newborns with jaundice treated at home in sleeping bag-style garment
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NHS repeatedly releasing bodies to wrong families, Swinney warned
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Avoid tax divergence and be ‘pragmatic’ on nuclear, next government urged
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New mobile diagnostics car will help cut hospital waiting times, medics say
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NHS board apologises after ‘wrongful release’ of body discovered after cremation
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Military families to benefit from funding for Christmas return leave – Starmer
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Starmer to visit RAF base with Norwegian PM as he heads to Scotland
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Rollout of ‘simple’ genetic test to help prevent deafness in babies in Scotland
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Scottish independence a ‘win for Putin’, defence minister claims
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Baby’s death was not related to built hospital environment, sheriff finds
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Patients ‘justified’ to feel government failed them, Freeman tells inquiry
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Freeman tells inquiry Government was ‘naive’ in hospital oversight
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Whistleblowers who raised hospital safety concerns owed apology, inquiry told
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