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Sarah Gilzean A council is facing a bill of £1 million after trying to dodge its duties to hundreds of women who lost out on equal pay, the Sunday Herald reports.

Dorothy Bain QC The Aberdeen Law Project has announced the appointment of new board members.

Professor Sue Black Professor Sue Black, a leading expert in forensic anthropology has received a damehood for her services to her profession.

Philip Gormley Police Scotland has paid a total VAT tax bill of £76.5 million since its formation in 2013 – and remains the only UK force which is unable to reclaim the tax.

Cori Crider UK government prosecutors investigating the kidnap and “rendition” of two families to Libya by MI6 and the CIA have announced their conclusions that a senior British intelligence official was involved in the operation and had – to a limited extent – sought political approval for

Sam Mercer Statistics released by the Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC) have prompted the Bar Council to call for a more diverse judiciary.

Lynda Towers Morton Fraser has appointed Lynda Towers as director of public law.

Mary-Jay Morton An Aberdeenshire solicitors’ office affected by flooding is set to reopen next week and has expanded its workforce in the process.

Lord Advocate, James Wolffe, QC Scotland has good reason to be proud of its public prosecution service, according to the new Lord Advocate, James Wolffe, QC.

Tim Farron David Cameron today communicated via Twitter that “urgent communications” were taking place to rectify the technical glitch that occurred last night which could see people eligible to vote, denied this right.

Joanna Cherry QC MP The SNP has said its MPs will vote against the Investigatory Powers Bill at its third reading in Parliament today.

James Wolffe QC The new Lord Advocate, James Wolffe QC, and Solicitor General for Scotland, Alison Di Rollo, have been sworn in at ceremonies in Parliament House.

Myles Jackman Pornography laws in Britain are in total disarray according to a lawyer campaigning for urgent reform following a regulator’s landmark decision to lift the ban on a fetish website.

David Stewart New research by Morton Fraser has found that Scottish independence is not a priority for UK property investment in Scotland as long as yield outperforms other regions.

Bella Sankey A new ComRes poll, commissioned by Liberty, found that 72 per cent of respondents did not know anything about the Investigatory Powers Bill – or had never even heard of it.