Lucy Jackson

3 days ago | thenational.scot | Lucy Jackson |Xander Richards

Art Workers for Palestine Scotland had organised a week-long takeover at the Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) in Glasgow, running from Tuesday to Saturday. The event was set to feature events, workshops and screenings that showcase Palestinian art and culture and interrogate "the complicity of Scottish cultural institutions" in the ongoing genocide in Gaza.

4 days ago | thenational.scot | Lucy Jackson |Hamish Morrison

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6 days ago | thenational.scot | Lucy Jackson

On Friday, The National told how Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is set to make the announcement on Monday, according to reports in Sky News and the BBC. It would effectively treat Palestine Action as a terrorist group and would make it illegal for people to join or express support. The decision comes after the group posted footage online showing two people inside the base at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire.

1 week ago | thenational.scot | Lucy Jackson

Equalities Minister Kaukab Stewart's comments came as she launched the Scottish Government's Disability Equality Plan in Glasgow on Friday, a report which aims to put disabled people's experiences and concerns at the centre of policymaking. The plan – which has been in the making since 2016 – looks to improve access to mental health, advice and support services, as well as funding training for policymakers and leaders to build understanding of the issues facing disabled people.

1 week ago | thenational.scot | Lucy Jackson

The programme, aired on June 4 – the night before the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election – was billed as a "Glasgow Special" episode. It featured the SNP's Glasgow Council leader Susan Aitken, Scottish Tory MSP Annie Wells, artist David Eustace as well as both Scottish Labour MSP Paul Sweeney and Labour peer Willie Haughey.