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Landlords will have strict timescales to investigate any report of damp or mould, provide written findings, and carry out necessary repairs under new legislation which comes into effect next week. The Investigation and Commencement of Repair (Scotland) Regulations 2026 – also known as Awaab&rs

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Brodies LLP has strengthened its real estate practice with the appointment of Andy Tyler as a partner. He has built a broad real estate practice advising developers, investors, funders and occupiers across a range of sectors. He is particularly recognised for his work in the living sector, including

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Swedish police have launched a campaign urging people to stop being so polite to suspected scammers. Fraud cost Sweden 5.7 billion SEK, around £434 million, with older people among the most common targets.

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Tzana Webster, head of estate agency at Edinburgh legal firm Ralph Sayer, has won national recognition for her leadership abilities. She was crowned Leader of the Year Residential Small at the Inspiring Women in Property (IWiP) Awards 2026 in London.

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Following the passing of regulations by Holyrood last year, new restrictions will be introduced from 1 October to "support people to make healthier food choices". Businesses with more than 50 employees will no longer be allowed to display prepackaged junk food such as sugary soft drinks, confectiona

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OpenAI has removed contractors from projects after discovering they used AI to complete work in which humans were supposed to review AI responses. Thousands of contractors assessed users’ prompts and chatbot responses, but were not supposed to use AI themselves. Three contractors told 404 Medi

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Our weekly round-up of human rights stories from around the world. Israeli forces arrest dozens of Palestinians in occupied West Bank raid

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