The Latest Breaking News from Scottish Government

The Information Commissioner urged the Government and NHS National Services Scotland to act swiftly on the findings.

The Information Commissioner’s Office has also reprimanded NHS National Services Scotland.

Trade minister defends Scottish Government's new plans for environmentally-friendly trade zones

The Scottish Government has joined other countries to light up their special landmarks and buildings in a bid to show their support with Ukraine. It comes as the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin and Russian troops, launched their anticipated attack on Ukraine today.

The council's 2022/23 budget included spending plans of more than £1 billion, with investment in roads, parks and pavements, but there are also price hikes for parking and allotment hire.

A pledge to deliver 1140 hours of free childcare to every family has been welcomed, but private nurseries warn that councils are not engaging with them over the roll-out.

There are currently 1,041 people in hospital confirmed to have the virus with 11 being treated in intensive care.

The Scottish Government had six such quarantine hotels but the Hampton by Hilton are now delighted to once again be able to take booking from clients looking for a short stay

Watchdog Audit Scotland released a report on Thursday which said the NHS in Scotland was ‘not financially sustainable’.

Paul Roberts stole a security pass and gained repeated access to a Scottish Government building and other sites across the city, claiming to be employed by the Ministry of Defence. The court heard he was "testing Glasgow's response to a security breach".

The Scottish Government’s director of economic development, Colin Cook, told MSPs they were ‘more than covered’.