The National (Scotland)

2 days ago | thenational.scot | Josh Searle

Ofcom said the risk posed by the leasing of Global Titles has been recognised by organisations including the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (Image: Getty Images) Ofcom has said it is taking “world-leading” action to prevent criminals maliciously using mobile networks to intercept text messages, including bank security codes.

3 days ago | thenational.scot | Stewart Paterson

Archbishop of Glasgow William Nolan conducts mass at St Andrews Catholic Cathedral in Glasgow (Image: Gordon Terris) CATHOLICS in Glasgow paid their respects to Pope Francis with a special Easter Sunday mass at St Andrew’s Metropolitan Cathedral. Archbishop of Glasgow William Nolan led the mass for the repose of the souls of Pope Francis. He said the congregation was meeting “with tears of sadness and joy in our hearts as he has returned to his home".

3 days ago | thenational.scot | Abbi Garton-Crosbie

The majority of Scottish Labour MSPs who backed the GRR bill have not commented on the Supreme Court ruling (Image: PA) THE majority of Scottish Labour MSPs who voted in favour of Holyrood’s gender reforms have remained silent on the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman. On Wednesday April 19, Supreme Court justices ruled that the definition of “woman” under the Equality Act 2010 was based on biological sex.

3 days ago | thenational.scot | Abbi Garton-Crosbie

Research has been commissioned into currency options for an independent Scotland (Image: Colin Mearns) A REPORT commissioned to set out a comprehensive currency plan for an independent Scotland will hopefully give a “definitive answer” for Yessers, the group behind the research has said. The Scottish Currency Group (SCG) has commissioned Dr Thibault Laurentjoye to go into detail about the options available for Scotland's currency post-independence.

3 days ago | thenational.scot | Kenny MacAskill

The leadership and voice of Alex Salmond was vital but the real strength was the activists in communities across our land THE double-digit lead for independence found by polling for The National was welcome news – perhaps long overdue as our nation’s plight in the Union worsens. Austerity under Rachel Reeves, institutionalised cruelty being imposed upon pensioners, disabled people and the poor, and now deindustrialisation in our commercial heartland.