SNP MSP says she will not seek re-election in 2026 Natalie Don-Innes made the announcement on X on Wednesday night. Evening Standard · Mar 12, 2025
Minister announces when under-18s will stop entering young offenders institutions NEW laws which will prevent under-18s from being sent to young offenders institutions will come into force “no later” than the first week in… The National (Scotland) · Jul 22, 2024
'Landmark moment': Scotland to incorporate UN children’s rights charter into law SCOTLAND will become the first country in the UK to incorporate a UN charter on children’s rights into law in what has been hailed as a… The National (Scotland) · Jul 14, 2024
Far-right figure active in new Scotland-based political group West Scotland Labour MSP Katy Clark (left) said she is writing to ask what steps the Scottish Government will take alongside Police Scotland in… The National (Scotland) · Oct 29, 2023
Home Office slammed for 'reprehensible' plan to use MRI to age assess asylum seekers THE Scottish Government has hit out at the Home Office for using children as “pawns” over plans to use MRI scanners to determine the age of… The National (Scotland) · Oct 22, 2023
Lived experience in government is key to independence success, say ministers TWO of Humza Yousaf’s youngest junior ministers have insisted lived experience in government will be vital if Scotland wants to thrive as an… The National (Scotland) · May 2, 2023
Struggles in life give Natalie Don edge in fight against cost of living crisis Record View says the SNP MSP for Renfrewshire North and West knows the struggles of those who are experiencing hardship as she has been through it herself. Daily Record · Jan 17, 2023
The MSP on a mission to better support Scotland's thriving games sector IT all started with a Sega Mega Drive her grandad bought her when she was five and SNP MSP Natalie Don has never looked back since. The National (Scotland) · Dec 19, 2022
Universal Credit sanctions for young Scots rise as Tory Government blasted over welfare policies New figures show an increase rise in sanctions for young people compared to 2019, Daily Record · Nov 17, 2022
'Outrageous!': Tories HECKLE as MSP raises food bank usage in Holyrood SCOTTISH Tories were questioned over their “outrageous” behaviour in Holyrood as they began heckling after an MSP brought up the increase in… The National (Scotland) · Nov 10, 2022
Liz Truss resigns as Paisley-educated politician becomes shortest-serving Prime Minister ever The Conservative Party leader announced her resignation outside Number 10 Downing Street around 1.30pm today. Daily Record · Oct 20, 2022
"Tory created cost of living crisis.” says MSP Natalie Don MSP Natalie Don says that the UK Government have lost control of the economy Daily Record · Aug 4, 2022
Pardon for Scots convicted of witchcraft not a ‘waste of time’ and will send message on misogyny AN MSP and feminist campaigner have hit back at accusations pursuing a posthumous pardon for the Scottish women convicted of witchraft is a “waste… The National (Scotland) · Jun 26, 2022
Witches convicted hundreds of years ago could be pardoned It follows a posthumous apology to those convicted, vilified or executed under the Witchcraft 1563 Act Wales Online · Jun 25, 2022
Daily Mirror · Jun 23, 2022 Thousands of convicted witches could be legally pardoned after almost 300 years Natalie Don has launched consultation on a Member's Bill to 'right the historic wrong of witchcraft convictions'
The Guardian - UK · Jun 22, 2022 Failure to pardon women persecuted as witches in Scotland ‘prolongs misogyny’ MSP Natalie Don launches Holyrood bill to pardon people tortured and executed under Witchcraft Act 1563
The Independent UK · Jun 22, 2022 MSP launches consultation on Bill to pardon thousands convicted of witchcraft Natalie Don hopes the Bill will send a message to other countries that witchcraft convictions are ‘deplorable’.
Daily Record · Mar 29, 2022 P&O: 5 shocking moments from Peter Hebblethwaite evidence to Scottish Parliament Peter Hebblethwaite has insisted he will not reverse the decision to sack the staff.