Politics

In an exclusive interview for Scotland on Sunday, Bermuda premier David Burt discusses common problems facing the two nations and what each can learn from the other. “We share with Scotland a wish to innovate in renewables, in our case using the sun and tides, to become carbon-neutral over time, and radically to reduce our carbon footprint over the next decade," he said.

Car ban footprint: Should Scotland follow Bermuda's lead to save the planet? Environment

A Scottish Government spokesperson said travel is an 'essential' part of its official business. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA.

Government defends racking up hundreds of car trips amid ScotRail disruption Politics

Lib Dems call for national scheme to give bus passes to Ukrainian refugees Transport

Green vote would count for independence mandate, says party co-leader Politics

Johnson 'not aware' of 'specific' Chris Pincher allegations, says Coffey Politics

Independence or not, politicians must address the environment - Lloyd Austin Opinion

Should Scotland be aspiring to chaos of NIreland Protocol? - Willie Rennie Opinion

The fight for independence was never meant to get this messy - Euan McColm Opinion

Scottish Independence

SNP bid to get Scots to register to vote ahead of Indyref2 Politics

Sturgeon's independence masterplan is overgrown student politics – Brian Wilson Columnists

History shows unionists need a modern-day Tony Blair to make their case Columnists

Johnson is acting like Trump in refusing to accept Scottish election result Columnists

Doubts on whether pro-indy party votes will count towards 'de-facto referendum' Politics

Sturgeon is acting against the will of the people of Scotland – Pamela Nash Columnists

Shrewd Sturgeon is playing her Indyref cards to maximum effect – Joyce McMillan Columnists

Brexit

New study finds competitiveness of UK damaged by Brexit Politics

What is the Northern Ireland Protocol? Politics

Shortage of airport staff is just the tip of Brexit iceberg – Scotsman comment Columnists

Tha Brexit ri choireachadh son gu leòr a throimh-chèile Columnists

Liz Truss announces plans to suspend parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol Politics

What is the Northern Ireland Protocol and what could happen next? Politics

P&O sackings are a sign of where Brexit Britain is headed – Kenny MacAskill MP Columnists

More Scotsman politics

Pressure grows to save North Lanarkshire librarian posts Education

Why home insulation should be a great national crusade – Brian Wilson Columnists

IndyRef2: Scotland facing tense wait until real fight begins - Conor Matchett Politics

Poll: Public sector worker strikes overwhelmingly backed by Scottish public Politics

The importance of libraries to women in town planning Education

Abortion clinic buffer zones backed by huge majority of Scots, poll finds Politics

Lib Dems demand answers over SNP spending £19,000 spend on chopping up doors Politics

Putin's terror tactics show world why he must be defeated – Scotsman comment Columnists

As SNP stokes politics of identity and division, women's voices go unheard Columnists

Taking action to ensure Scotland’s land benefits everyone - Mairi McAllan MSP Politics

The big IndyRef2 economic questions that need to be answered - John McLaren Opinion

Public needs to walk the walk on climate change, not just talk the talk Columnists

Third World War now seems possible but there is still hope – Joyce McMillan Columnists

As recession looms, what's the plan, Mr Johnson? – Scotsman comment Columnists

How the UK is failing to cut carbon emissions quickly enough – Andrew Midgley Columnists

Ross issues warning as Tory MP Chris Pincher loses whip over grope claims Politics

ScotRail senior executives earning six figure salaries post-nationalisation Politics

Former minister Derek Mackay invited to give evidence on ferries scandal Politics

Indyref2 talks 'important' as EU and UK go through 'divorce', says ambassador Politics

Junk food crackdown could include pies, garlic bread and quiches Politics

Thousands of children from low-income households to receive free summer support Politics

Tactical voting is a scourge on democracy. Here’s how to end it Columnists

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Tha na molaidhean son dèiligeadh ri margaidh an fhearainn feumail Columnists

Retail chiefs want 'safeguards' if councils bring in workplace parking levy Transport

Police to withdraw ‘goodwill’ as part of dispute over pay Politics

Boris Johnson faces calls to expel former Tory deputy chief whip from party Politics

CMAL blames FMEL and Ministers for 'catastrophic failure' and 'wasted money' Politics

Council votes to press on with Workplace Parking Levy Transport