Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has been challenged by a prominent anti-Brexit protester after urging him to Google her views on a no-deal departure from the EU.
The far-right activist and personality Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, better known as Tommy Robinson, has announced that he has been banned from picture sharing social network Snapchat.
A third of Scottish voters think that there should never be another referendum on independence, and 60 per cent think it should be delayed until at least 2024, a new poll shows.
Leaders of a presbyterian congregation have cited Bible passages as they spell out their opposition to a proposed Holyrood bill that will outlaw smacking children.
Scottish Conservative MP Ross Thomson has referred himself to a party disciplinary panel after denying media reports that he was asked to leave a House of Commons bar due to ‘sexual touching’ of other drinkers.
An investigation into whether First Minister Nicola Sturgeon broke rules on ministerial conduct during the investigation into alleged sexual misconduct by Alex Salmond has been delayed, the Scottish Government announced today.
Theresa May’s Brexit deal still faces an uphill battle to pass the House of Commons even as MPs prepare to vote on a series of amendments to the Governments bill.
For those in the independence movement, watching statements from Nicola Sturgeon for clues on a possible IndyRef2 has become a near full-time pursuit since the Brexit vote in 2016.
Nicola Sturgeon will face her weekly grilling from opposition leaders and MSPs this afternoon as she attempts to bounce back from what has been a difficult start to the year for her Government and her party
The golden rule of working in a backroom role in politics is to never allow yourself to become the story - though sometimes it has been an unavoidable fact of SNP Chief Executive Peter Murrell’s life.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has a lot to contend with at the moment, but took time out of her busy schedule to express outrage at the story featured on the front page of the Scotsman this morning.
Former Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill has called on SNP Chief Executive Peter Murrell to ‘move on’ from the party as he again criticised senior figures over their handling of complaints of sexual misconduct allegations levelled at Alex Salmond.
Nicola Sturgeon could face some of her most difficult days and weeks as First Minister as pressure increases on the SNP leader to refer herself to an investigation over her handling of the Alex Salmond case.
Government authorities are reportedly considering allowing a medical trial involving the use of cannabis oil to aid a 6-year-old boy with a severe and rare form of epilepsy.
