Is your council about to be abolished?
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The Scottish Government has proposed major reform of local government, including replacing Scotland’s 32 councils with a two-tier structure.
Martin …
BBC Scotland’s boss on axing its TV channel
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The BBC has announced plans to close the BBC Scotland television channel as it seeks to make £500m of savings.
Martin asks BBC Scotland Director Hayley Valentin…
Jackdaw approved. Is Rosebank next?
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Jackdaw, the gas field off the coast of Aberdeen, has been approved by the UK government after years of delay.
Martin talks to the BBC’s Phil Sim and Rajdeep Sandhu…
Storm season: Are we ready for this one?
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Two men have died and tens of thousands of properties were without power after Storm Austen and Storm Boelo battered the UK.
As more flood and weather warnings are issue…
A rubbish episode: is landfill full?
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Scotland's waste sector is on the verge of a crisis which could see rubbish piling up on the streets, experts have warned.
Martin speaks to the BBC’s Kevin…
The Polmont prison riot and life as a young offender
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Prison officers from four other jails were called in to restore order during a riot at HMP & YOI Polmont in September.
Martin Geissler and David Cowa…
The mummy, the museum and ‘informed consent’
A 4,000-year-old mummy which has sat in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum for more than a century has been removed because there was no ‘informed consent’ to display it.
Martin talks to the BBC’s Pauline McLean and the Scotsman’s Jane Bradley about why the museum made the decision.
Photo: PA
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Will civil servants strike for the right to WFH?
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A mandatory hybrid-working policy for civil servants is being enforced by Scottish government permanent secretary Joe Griffin (pictured).
Martin talks to the BBC…
Our housing shortage and the 'big city doughnuts'
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It’s three years since Scotland’s largest cities declared housing emergencies, followed months later by the nation as a whole.
Martin is joined by BBC Verify’s A…
Are we investigating police officers properly?
Four serving or former police officers have been revealed as rapists in Scotland this year alone.
Martin Geissler talks to the BBC’s David Cowan about the cases and hears from the Scottish Police Federation’s David Kennedy about how officers are internally investigated.
Scotcast is the BBC’s Scot…
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