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Irish police have reassured the public that the sinister-looking Cat in the Hat figures appearing in images of residential areas are AI-generated hoaxes. The images, which circulated on Facebook, appeared to show the Dr Seuss character lurking in streets and driveways in locations including Limerick

From ancient sages to contemporary leaders, there is broad agreement that judgement is an indispensable quality a person must possess for making good decisions. Even the staunchest AI advocates, who explain all the things which AI already can or will soon do better than humans, emphasise that human

Last month, 120 years to the day after Alfred Dreyfus was finally exonerated by a French court, a statue was unveiled outside the court that cleared him and President Macron announced that July 12 will be an annual national day of commemoration of Dreyfus and the injustice that was inflicted upon hi

Harper Macleod has been named as a supplier on Government Commercial Agency’s RM6374 – Legal Panel for Public Sector framework. The firm has been appointed to four of the eight available lots:

A lord ordinary has granted the Scottish ministers’ petition for eviction orders against a group of Irish travellers occupying land planned for development, despite their submissions that removal without the provision of culturally appropriate alternative accommodation would violate their huma

A series of measures to "modernise and simplify" the compulsory purchase system in Scotland are set to move forward. Following a consultation on compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) which found widespread support for change, the Scottish government plans to bring forward legislation to ensure they can

Hero Media & Entertainment Ltd (HM&E), the Scotland-based digital news media and events company, today announced the appointment of Donald Martin as consulting managing editor. Mr Martin brings a distinguished editorial career spanning some of Scotland’s most respected newspaper titles

Glasgow’s recent rescue of the Commonwealth Games was a remarkable achievement for the city. When Victoria, Australia, withdrew from hosting the event in 2023, Glasgow undertook to deliver the Games – but within a challengingly compressed timescale. For a major international sporting spe

Our weekly round-up of human rights stories from around the world. Chinese artist jailed over satirical Mao sculptures, say rights groups

The Law Society of Scotland is hosting two online events in September to inform and seek input from legal aid solicitors on new legislation to reform the legal aid system. In July, the Scottish government announced consultation on long-awaited new legislation to reform legal aid, with the society to