The Latest Breaking News from Scottish Parliament

Reform MSP quits party in major blow to Malcolm Offord

A Reform UK MSP has quit the party and will sit as an independent, in a major blow to leader Malcolm Offord

The National (Scotland) · Oct 19

Reform UK admits 'errors' as police assess Scottish election spending

POLICE are assessing whether Reform UK candidates broke election spending rules, while the party admitted making “administrative errors” during the Scottish Parliament election in May

The National (Scotland) · Oct 18

Reform admits ‘errors’ as police assess if election spending rules were broken

It has been reported that four candidates for the Scottish Parliament did not submit returns on how much they spent on campaigns.

Evening Standard · Oct 18

Burnham to call on Swinney to work together to spread devolution across Scotland

The Prime Minister will offer the olive branch to the SNP’s John Swinney as he visits Lanarkshire on Friday.

Evening Standard · Oct 15

Kemi Badenoch fails to rule out stripping Holyrood of powers if she becomes PM

KEMI Badenoch has failed to rule out stripping Holyrood of its powers if she becomes prime minister.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 15

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

King greeted by 'down with the crown' chants during Welsh Parliament visit

King Charles has been met by crowds of protesters as he arrived for the ceremonial opening of the Welsh Parliament

The National (Scotland) · Oct 15

SNP vote for Scotland Office and Scottish Secretary role to be abolished

SNP members have voted for the Scotland Office and the role of Scottish Secretary to be abolished ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 15

Swinney: I will use every opportunity to challenge Badenoch devolution push

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch is reportedly considering a review of devolution in her speech to her party’s conference.

The Independent UK · Oct 13

John Swinney will not be investigated over claims he misled Parliament about pensions

The First Minister will not be investigated over claims he broke the ministerial code by misleading the Scottish Parliament, his independent advisers have decided

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12