A staggering 80% of disabled people in fully remote jobs told researchers that WFH had a “positive impact” on managing their health.

Helen and Armando investigate how politicians convey strength through rhetoric.

A multimillion-dollar computer brain, 3,000 new houses and a 3% drop in mortality rates

During the reign of King James VI/I, the daughter of two French refugees found safety in Scotland and became known within the royal court for the beauty…

Around 75% of fishermen in the Outer Hebrides speak Gaelic. Their daily use of the language at work helps keep it alive.

This month we celebrate Burns as usual, along with the Scottish Poetry Library at 40 years old, and one of our own new poets.

Would you like to be part of deciding the future of The Ferret as an organisation, as we head into our tenth year?

The Trossachs are calling but not everyone can afford to answer

Streetreads, the charity backed by Edinburgh author Sir Ian Rankin and the Edinburgh Makar, Michael Pedersen is under threat of losing its home in Nicholson Square. The library provides a safe space for around 200 homeless people each week, but it has been served with an eviction notice by the landlord. In a city where there are more than 5,000 households experiencing homelessness there are about 100 people who sleep rough every night.

The novels weren’t the point. The point of Nan Shepherd was herself. My mother described what a thrill it was to be...

Poetry in Motion: Poetry films by neurodivergent artists

Campaigners trying to stop the demolition of four tower blocks in Glasgow have had their appeal rejected.

Fadi al-Wahidi’s condition is deteriorating, say hospital staff, who do not have medication needed to treat him It was about 3pm on 9 October when a small group of Al Jazeera journalists arrived at the Jabaliya refugee camp in northern Gaza. The team say…