Christine Jardine

South Queensferry High Street

The most beautiful and 'ugliest' towns in Scotland

Tree plantations can be sold off as carbon credits (Picture: stock.adobe.com)

Readers' letters: Buying carbon offsets is greenwashing at its worst

Elon Musk has frequently campaigned for right-wing parties

Elon Musk is getting more involved in UK politics, and what MPs think Alexander Brown

Scottish Liberal Democrat MSP Liam McArthur introduced the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Readers' Letters: Decision to die is not about suffering, but choice

Why politicians must be allowed honest say on matter of life and death Euan McColm

Scottish MP might stay in Scotland if Donald Trump visits Westminster

GPs are not exempt from national insurance hike (Photo by JEFF PACHOUD/AFP via Getty Images)

GPs could now be facing an existential crisis created by Labour Christine Jardine

How Scottish politicians view the prospect of another Trump presidency

The amalgamation of the Mary Erskine School, pictured, and Stewart's Melville has caused controversy

Readers' letters: Single-sex schools should be consigned to history

Blair Kinghorn runs with the ball as Maro Itoje attempts a tackle during February's Six Nations match between Scotland and England - but should England find an alternative to the National Anthem when the teams face each other next year? (Picture: Stu Forster/Getty Images)

Readers' letters: Playing National Anthem strikes the wrong note at Murrayfield

Christine Jardine raised concerns over Labour’s plan to impose VAT on private schools

Edinburgh Council responds to claim schools 'fit to burst'

Former Home Secretary Priti Patel is right-wing but also has allies among the Conservatives' 'One Nation' faction (Picture: Carl Court/Getty Images)

Why Priti Patel has best chance of saving Tories and UK from Reform Christine Jardine

Former US President Donald Trump speaks at a rally at Butler Farm Show in Pennsylvania shortly before he was shot and wounded (Picture: Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)

Attempted assassination of Trump has made me rethink my own rhetoric Christine Jardine

With people now in parliament who want to undermine democracy, we must defend it Christine Jardine

Joanna Cherry has lost her seat as the MP for Edinburgh South West. Picture: Katielee Arrowsmith/SWNS

Cherry takes veiled swipe at SNP leadership with 'courage' declaration

Starmer seems to have forgotten what politics is really about Christine Jardine

Amid national crises, Tories always seem to be fighting off sleaze claims Christine Jardine

Tories facing the equivalent of the old Liberal party’s 1922 election disaster Christine Jardine

Have we respected the freedoms D-Day heroes fought for? Christine Jardine Christine Jardine

MPs should be prepared to cross devolution's boundaries to fix people's problems Christine Jardine

Voters need to be alive to threats posed by cyber-attacks, AI and deep fakes Christine Jardine

Fico shooting is part of growing tide of violence that puts democracy in peril Christine Jardine

Amid SNP and Conservative leadership chaos, there's been one silver lining Christine Jardine

John Swinney. Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

Swinney told he ‘still has serious questions to answer’ over tram inquiry

SNP face the biggest challenge to their grip on power for 17 years Christine Jardine

RBS is to close 18 branches

RBS set to axe one in five branches in Scotland

Scotland's world-leading universities are at risk because of SNP incompetence Christine Jardine

Cancer charities play vital role in plugging the gaps in our system Christine Jardine

MSPs should give us all the right to make our final life choice

Glasgow WASPI group mark International Women's Day in 2018. Photo: John Devlin

Waspi women hit by pension age change owed compensation 'totalling billions'

Sunak may be pushed into early election by his own divided party Christine Jardine

Voters can make things simple for SNP MPs thinking of boycotting Westminster Christine Jardine

The alarm bells are going off in party HQs both north and south of the border Christine Jardine

Rishi Sunak's attacks on Keir Starmer over changes of policy may hit home with voters (Picture: Stefan Rousseau/WPA pool/Getty Images)

Starmer's U-turns may cause more political damage than Sunak's trans jibe

Diabetes drugs running short as slimmers buy them for hundreds of pounds online Christine Jardine

Forget Sturgeon's WhatsApp swearing. We should focus on what really matters Christine Jardine

We must never forget that diseases like measles can be deadly Christine Jardine

As Republicans pick their candidate, sense of dread builds over Trump's return Christine Jardine

Tories may lose more votes if they decide to cling on as long as possible Christine Jardine

Communities rallying round cost-of-living crisis victims put government to shame Christine Jardine

Sunak’s Rwanda bill is an almost inconceivable attack on human rights Christine Jardine

Darling and Douglas-Hamilton represented the best of British politics
The approach to politics of Alistair Darling and James Douglas-Hamilton, who both died last week, contrasts with the sorry tales emerging of government during t...
Christine Jardine

Sunak needs to realise how important post offices truly are Christine Jardine

An elderly woman posts some letters in a post box. Picture: Getty Images

UK Government must act over post office closures, Lib Dem MP says

UK may have minister for 'common sense' but chaos reigns at Westminster Christine Jardine

Number 10 was in chaos during Covid - but the inquiry now demands our patience Christine Jardine

The US is the only country in the world where civilian guns outnumber people Christine Jardine

Hope for the Middle East must be rediscovered Christine Jardine

After Rutherglen, SNP and Tories' grip on power faces an existential threat Christine Jardine

Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey after giving his keynote speech during the Liberal Democrat conference at the Bournemouth Conference Centre.

Lib Dems predicting 'same level of success' as under Charles Kennedy

Dear Rishi, net-zero technologies can help reduce the cost of living Christine Jardine

Liz Truss has been claiming from fund for ex-prime ministers despite only 49 days in office (Getty Images)

Liz Truss claims from fund for ex-PMs despite only 49 days in office

New law will force employers to act over workplace harassment Christine Jardine

We need new leaders with late Queen's work ethic Christine Jardine

Election looms large as MPs return after summer - Christine Jardine Christine Jardine

A taped off section inside Parks Primary School in Leicester which has been affected with sub standard reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac). More than 100 schools, nurseries and colleges in England have been told by the Government to close classrooms and other buildings that contain an aerated concrete that is prone to collapse. Picture date: Friday September 1, 2023. Jacob King/PA Wire

Scottish Government reveals weak RAAC concrete has been found in 35 schools

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

Fail: Scotland misses climate target

Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Yousaf: Growing popular support for Yes the only way to Scottish independence

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SNP MP cleared of bullying Nadine Dorries