Scottish devolution ‘a process and not a religion’ says Badenoch The Tory leader commented on devolution during a trip to Scotland. Evening Standard · Oct 15
Public sector reforms 'building blocks of independent Scotland', SNP minister says THE Scottish Government's planned reforms to the public sector could be the “building blocks of an independent state”, the Scottish Government minister in charge of the changes said ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 15
Scottish Government considering face covering exclusion zones, says Neil Gray The Government is considering an initiative to ban face coverings after taking inspiration from an initiative in Nottingham. Evening Standard · Oct 15
'I'd like to replace Amazon': Call for new online portal to buy Scottish produce THE Scottish Government has been urged to create a new online portal to purchase Scottish goods and produce ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 15
Sam Heughan blasts plans for 'world's biggest AI data centre' in Scotland OUTLANDER star Sam Heughan has hit out at plans to build the world’s biggest AI data center campus in Dumfries and Galloway, saying the Scottish Government “shouldn't blindly” back the proposal ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 15
GB Energy has done ‘literally, absolutely nothing’, says John Swinney The First Minister accused the UK Government of undermining and holding back Scotland’s renewable sector. Evening Standard · Oct 15
Greens call for new 'Amazon tax' on online retail giants' 'obscene profits' THE Greens have called on the Scottish Government to introduce an “Amazon tax” on big online retailers. The National (Scotland) · Oct 14
Greens urge SNP to introduce ‘Amazon tax’ on big online businesses The Greens said big retailers were making ‘obscene profits’ while high streets are being ‘hollowed out’. Evening Standard · Oct 14
Ally McCoist hits out at council for rejecting his huge housing development plans FOOTBALL pundit Ally McCoist has hit out at Renfrewshire Council for rejecting his plans for a luxury housing development saying the decision ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 14
Scots 'get raw deal' on energy prices despite leading in renewables, top expert warns SCOTS have good reason to feel they are getting a “raw deal” on their energy bills considering the nation’s renewable resources, a leading economist has said The National (Scotland) · Oct 13
Police considering use of facial recognition on Scottish football fans, chief says POLICE Scotland is actively considering whether to deploy facial recognition technology to tackle football-related violence, the country’s top police officer has said ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 13
SNP minister hits out at right-wing media 'mischief' amid criticism of artist job A SCOTTISH Government minister has hit back at critics who attacked her plans to hire an “artist-in-residence” at her constituency office. The National (Scotland) · Oct 13
Reform's asylum plans branded 'morally bankrumpt' but could Scotland stop them? REFORM says they'd void all asylum applications and deport "new and current applicants" if Farage came to power. But what would this mean for Scotland, and do we have any say? The National (Scotland) · Oct 12
SNP in ‘blatant Israel boycott breach’ over millions for IDF-linked US firm THE Scottish Government has been accused of a “blatant breach” of its own Israel boycott pledge after millions of pounds in public funding was announced for an Israel-linked US company ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 12
The National (Scotland) · Oct 12 SNP accused of 'clear lack of will' to honour Holyrood vote on Israel boycott THE SNP Government has been accused of showing a “clear lack of will” to follow through on a Holyrood vote for Scotland to boycott Israel ...
The National (Scotland) · Oct 12 Attending SNP's Aberdeen conference 'unaffordable for most', MSP warns ABERDEEN should be next on the list for a roll out of a £2 cap on bus fares, a local MSP has said, alleging that current public transport prices mean attending the SNP’s conference will be “simply unaffordable for most" ...
The National (Scotland) · Oct 11 Scottish universities warned of espionage risk following MI5’s China spies alert SCOTTISH universities have been warned of the risk of espionage after MI5 said a Chinese research institute was tied to the country’s intelligence service ...
The National (Scotland) · Oct 11 Scottish Government urged to regulate 'insane' Glasgow buses BUS franchising, integrated ticketin, and a proposed regional council could revitalise bus services “nobody’s proud of”, bus campaigners have argued amid a key transport policy anniversary.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 The human cost of global aid cuts – and how Scotland is bucking the trend INTERNATIONAL aid budgets are being slashed across the world with devastating – if undercovered – consequences ...
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 Scottish Government backs Stephen Flynn amid row over ferry leak briefing emails TRANSPORT Scotland has backed Stephen Flynn's account that he was not briefed about a major gas leak on the Glen Sannox ferry before appearing at a Holyrood committee ...
The National (Scotland) · Oct 7 Holyrood launches probe into 20-plus AI data centres planned across Scotland TWO Holyrood committees are preparing to “dig into the details” behind planned hyperscale data centres
The National (Scotland) · Oct 7 Anger as Scottish ferry route cancelled for yet another year A POPULAR Scottish ferry route has been cancelled for another year, prompting anger from the community it serves.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 6 Scottish Government to ‘explore every option’ to save 377 Grangemouth jobs THE Scottish Government will “explore every option” to save the 377 workers at risk from the planned closure of a chemical manufacturer in Grangemouth, Stephen Flynn has said ...
Evening Standard · Oct 6 All options to save nearly 400 Grangemouth workers will be explored – Flynn The Economy Secretary said he was ‘profoundly disappointed’ by Syngenta’s move to close down the chemical plant.
Evening Standard · Oct 5 Majority of firms say Scottish Government does not understand business More than two thirds also say ministers do not engage with them enough on policy.