Kemi Badenoch is considering abolishing inheritance tax, with the Conservatives potentially unveiling the policy at the party’s autumn conference.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will today promise a “culture shift” in the government’s relationship with business as he hosts some of Britain’s biggest employers and entrepreneurs at Downing Street.
Economists and policy researchers are backing new oil and gas exploration in the North Sea as key for growth, a survey has revealed.
Oil prices surged above $108 a barrel at one point this morning after Gulf states postponed a key meeting with Iran aimed at easing tensions over the Strait of Hormuz.
The leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will gather on Monday to sign a deal designed to kick-start the break-up of the United Kingdom, The Telegraph can disclose.
The Council has agreed a joined up approach to taking forward the Wellington Road Junction Improvement Scheme and the ongoing development of the Aberdeen South Harbour Link Road project, taking into consideration the views of local views of local groups and individuals.
Construction companies that excavate rock, gravel or sand as a necessary part of laying foundations for houses or other building projects in Scotland do not need to pay Scottish aggregates tax on any subsequent commercial exploitation, Revenue Scotland has confirmed.
Da Vinci has been part of Aberdeen since September 2017, but the story behind the restaurant started a few years earlier, with a holiday in Scotland.
When we think about the impact of interior design, we tend to think about our homes. We understand instinctively that the right furniture, lighting, colour, and layout can make a room feel more comfortable, welcoming, and enjoyable.
People struggling to access legal advice, communities facing barriers to healthcare, and individuals unable to exercise rights that already exist in law are among the challenges a new research centre at Robert Gordon University (RGU) aims to address.
Robert Gordon University (RGU) has been recognised for graduate career success, outstanding student support and subject excellence in the latest Guardian University Guide, with the university ranked equal second in Scotland for Career Prospects, top in Scotland for Assessment and Feedback, and first in Scotland for three subject areas.
A major UK-wide cancer study has helped establish new standards for the planning and delivery of radiotherapy for patients with locally advanced rectal cancer, benefiting patients across the UK, including those in North-east Scotland.