Strikes and rising bills pose headache for Scottish independence campaign Nicola Sturgeon faces challenges as she aims to persuade voters that Scotland should go it alone The Guardian - UK · Aug 30, 2022
Hope that abortion buffer zones are 'a big step closer' after latest summit A BID to use council by-laws to establish buffer zones outside of abortion clinics has been welcomed but with an added warning that finding a… The National (Scotland) · Aug 29, 2022
Scottish Parliament being used to ‘manage decline’, says Labour’s Ian Murray Ian Murray, Labour’s only MP in Scotland, said said if there was another referendum opponents would fight ‘very, very hard’ to remain in the UK. The Independent UK · Aug 27, 2022
Scottish Tories set to plummet below Labour in Holyrood vote, poll suggests THE Scottish Tories would be the big losers in a Holyrood election if it were held tomorrow, new polling has suggested. The National (Scotland) · Aug 23, 2022
Holyrood told to reject Tories' controversial Northern Ireland Protocol Bill THE Scottish Government has advised that the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill should not be signed off ... The National (Scotland) · Aug 23, 2022
Tory MSP ignores FIVE questions on what Westminster should do about energy crisis A TORY MSP refused to say what he felt the UK Government should to do help vulnerable people with the energy bills crisis despite being asked five… The National (Scotland) · Aug 22, 2022
New Zealand trade deal will hurt Scottish cattle farmers, Holyrood ministers warn THE UK's new trade deal with New Zealand will be “damaging to Scottish farmers, Holyrood ministers warn. The National (Scotland) · Aug 21, 2022
Truss and Sunak told to ‘look in mirror’ over Scottish Government scrutiny calls Keith Brown, Justice Secretary and the SNP deputy leader, has said both Conservative leadership candidates refused to attend Holyrood committees. The Independent UK · Aug 20, 2022
Lord Frost: Independence is 'morally wrong' and devolution should 'evolve back' THE UK’s former Brexit negotiator and vocal Liz Truss supporter has described the idea of Scottish independence as “morally wrong” and called… The National (Scotland) · Aug 19, 2022
Scotland to be world's first country to have code on biometric data in policing SCOTLAND is set to become the world’s first country to have a statutory code of practice on the use of biometric data for policing and criminal… The National (Scotland) · Aug 18, 2022
Anas Sarwar insists Scottish Government has 'moral duty' to tackle cost of living crisis Labour is calling for a range of emergency measures to be passed by MSPs when they return to Holyrood next month to help struggling families. Daily Record · Aug 17, 2022
Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak back to old tricks in Perth IN the countdown to the first Tory leadership hustings to be held north of the Border, the contenders appeared to be attempting to woo party members… The National (Scotland) · Aug 16, 2022
Plans to give Westminster power to 'grill' Scottish Government branded 'sinister' FORCING Scotland’s top civil servant to be “grilled” annually by Westminster would be “sinister” the SNP have said. The National (Scotland) · Aug 16, 2022
'Demonic duo' Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss play into nationalist's hands Record View writes Conservative leadership contenders Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss have been called 'laughable' for their plans to hold Holyrood to account. Daily Record · Aug 16, 2022
The Independent UK · Aug 15, 2022 Tory leadership candidates vow to clip Nicola Sturgeon’s wings if they reach No 10 Both Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak promise to beef up scrutiny of SNP government, ahead of hustings in Scotland
The National (Scotland) · Aug 15, 2022 Scotland should embrace UK moves on gene-editing science, says Alister Jack ALISTER Jack has used a visit to a farming tech centre to reiterate calls for Scotland to embrace controversial gene-editing science – despite…
The Guardian - UK · Aug 13, 2022 ‘The world is my oyster’: Nicola Sturgeon on feminism, her last push for independence and life after politics Scotland’s first minister is one of the most capable, if divisive, politicians of her era. Could her record-breaking reign conclude with the end of the union?
Daily Record · Aug 13, 2022 Who could replace Nicola Sturgeon after FM admits new leader could take SNP into next Holyrood election The First Minister said her "default position" was to lead the SNP into the next Holyrood election. But if she did stand down, who would replace her? Record Politics takes a look at the potential candidates
The Independent UK · Aug 10, 2022 Sturgeon to make ‘judgment’ on remaining as leader ahead of next election The First Minister said her ‘default position’ was that she would continue to lead the SNP at the next Holyrood vote.
The National (Scotland) · Aug 10, 2022 The three key parts of UK's anti-indyref2 Supreme Court arguments explained THE UK Government has published in full its written arguments to the Supreme Court against Scotland having a second vote on independence – these…
Daily Record · Aug 10, 2022 Nicola Sturgeon admits SNP could have different leader at next Holyrood election The First Minister said her "default position" was she would lead her party into the Scottish elections due in 2026.
The Independent UK · Aug 10, 2022 UK Government: Supreme Court does not have power to rule on legality of Indyref2 The Advocate General for Scotland, Lord Stewart QC, has said the decision does not fall within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
Daily Record · Aug 10, 2022 Nicola Sturgeon independence referendum plan not legally competent, says top UK Government law officer In a submission to the Supreme Court on the legality of a 2023 independence referendum the Advocate General for Scotland focused on the SNP government's own lack of legal advice.
The National (Scotland) · Aug 9, 2022 UK Government submits Supreme Court case against Scotland holding indyref2 THE UK Government has submitted its legal argument against Scotland holding an independence referendum without Westminster's consent.
The Independent UK · Aug 8, 2022 Holyrood minister urges students to consider college as first-choice destination Further education minister Jamie Hepburn made the call as pupils across Scotland received the results of their SQA exams on Tuesday.