RLB’s Scotland construction outlook now shows a near £20 billion public pipeline, 3.5% tender inflation, and a smaller workforce than in 2025.
Scotland’s five-year cuckooing offence is on the statute book, but it is not in force, and social landlords were never consulted.
Talgo has dropped its Longannet train factory after losing HS2, leaving Fife’s former power station to battery cables rather than 1,000 manufacturing jobs.
Food Standards Scotland published Facebook food-sales rules after 9 of 476 ads named a registered seller, leaving council officers to find the rest.
College bursaries moved to SAAS in August 2026, but Scotland’s apprenticeship funding stays at SDS until April 2027 after the Act.
An eight-charge indictment accuses two detectives of leaking live crime probes to a suspected trafficker, with a High Court trial listed for August 2027.
Karti Chidambaram's CBI Diageo FIR pairs a $15,000 fee with a ₹22.50 crore Sequoia trail and remains unheard.
Debden interviews show cockney vowels thriving in Essex under an Essex name, while East London speech has shifted to Multicultural London English.
The Glasgow gang feud outlived a 35-year tariff. Lambhill Motors burned again in 2026 and Operation Portaledge reached 81 arrests.
Loganair raised profit to £11 million by cutting delays, paid shareholders £8 million, and still needed public cash for island flights.