Donald Trump 'considering easing' Scotch whisky tariffs after intensive talks

EXCLUSIVE: Michelle Mone has written to Keir Starmer and demanded an end to the “vendetta” against her over the PPE Medro scandal.

'Snooty' John Swinney hails his state school education in spat with Anas Sarwar over college funding

Michelle Mone branded 'disgraceful' by fellow Tories as pressure mounts on disgraced peer to quit Lords

Scots colleges are on "the brink" of financial collapse after a 20 per cent real terms cut in their budget, the SNP Government has been warned.

Figures on the number of Scots punished by the two child benefit cap will not be published until after the Holyrood election.

Police Scotland has warned it could not afford to enforce a crackdown on Scots paying for sex if MSPs were to vote in favour of criminalisation.

Michelle Mone must be booted out of the House of Lords in the wake of the PPE Medpro scandal, the SNP has demanded.

Councils will be given new powers to impose long-term rent controls after MSPs voted in favour of sweeping reforms aimed at tackling Scotland's housing emergency.

Keir Starmer thanked Glasgow shipbuilders today for helping defend Europe from Vladimir Putin's Russia.

The SNP Government has been accused of having "no plan" to end the housing emergency as the number of new homes being built in Scotland has dropped again.

Douglas Alexander has branded the two child benefit cap “wrong” amid speculation the Labour Government is considering axing the Tory curb.

Scots could have their council tax debt written off under a Green party proposal to help families trapped in "cycles of poverty".

A Labour MSP has been suspended by his party after claims of sexual harassment were made against him by a younger woman.

Scots schools told they must provide separate toilets for boys and girls after SNP Government forced to issue new guidance in wake of landmark court rulings.

EXCLUSIVE: Three SNP Cabinet Secretaries are among a raft of MSPs who have broken the rules on using their taxpayer-funded websites for political activity.

STV has announced it will axe 60 jobs under brutal restructuring plans described as a "serious blow to Scotland’s media landscape".

Taxi fares in Scotland could rocket as Rachel Reeves considers imposing VAT on journeys

John Swinney 'all talk' on reducing child poverty across Scotland as First Minister admits there is 'more we have to do'

Neil Doncaster has denied young footballers in Scotland face a £10,000 fine if they approach another club's academy regarding the possibility of a transfer.

Donald Trump slapped down by Scottish Labour MP over paracetamol and autism claims

The number of deaths caused by alcohol in Scotland have dropped to their lowest level since 2019 after soaring during the coronavirus pandemic.

Seagull summit goes ahead days after SNP minister was forced to quit in row over feathered menaces

Scots women suspected of having cancer are being "left in limbo" as they wait months for urgent gynaecological appointments.

Head teachers must be free to suspend or exclude pupils who persistently disrupt the learning of others, a damning report into Scotland's education system has said.

Keir Starmer has confirmed the UK will recognise a Palestinian state in a historic if largely symbolic move.

Scotland's largest local authority has been forced to shell out millions on agency workers to ensure streets are swept and bins get emptied.

Abandoned homes could be returned to use more quickly under SNP proposal to ease housing emergency

Douglas Ross demands John Swinney sacks SNP minister who 'aggressively grabbed' Tory MSP in seagull row

Scotland becoming more intolerant amid immigration debate, warns Humza Yousaf

Scottish Labour would build buses and ferries in Scotland if party wins power, insists Anas Sarwar

Douglas Ross claims he was 'physically assaulted' by SNP minister at Holyrood

Hundreds of refugees in London and Belfast have declared themselves homeless in Glasgow, fuelling calls for an urgent review of housing rules.

Not proven verdict finally abolished after MSPs vote in favour of major reform to Scots justice system

Rachel Reeves urged to treat Scotch whisky as 'national asset' and slash 'deeply unfair' duties paid by distillers

Donald Trump is set to fly in to the UK tonight to begin a state visit to the UK amid fears an improved trade deal for Scotch whisky may not be agreed.

Young Scots are living in fear as a result of the SNP Government's failure to stop a rise in youth violence, Anas Sarwar has warned.

John Swinney blasts Elon Musk and reveals he is considering quitting X after billionaire's latest rant

Scotland’s last remaining commercial shipyard must become the country’s “ferry factory” and allowed to rebuild its global reputation, workers have said.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service needs 'urgent investment' to avoid emergency response times increasing

Over a third of council areas are not housing any asylum seekers, piling pressure on cash-strapped Glasgow to provide a safe haven. A tiny amount of homes have also been provided in Edinburgh compared to Scotland’s biggest city.

Alexander Dennis has announced it intends to continue manufacturing buses in Scotland after the SNP Government provided a £4m furlough scheme to retain staff in the short term.

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Glasgow City Council leader Susan Aitken has demanded the former bosses who walked away with lavish golden goodbyes hand back the money.

Shoplifting in Scotland has become "effectively legalised" as a result of SNP cuts to the police and justice system, MSPs have been warned.

Historic Environment Scotland fat cats handed 18% pay rise amid backlash over exclusive dinner at Edinburgh Castle

Peter Mandelson sacked as UK ambassador to US over Jeffrey Epstein scandal

The leader of Glasgow City Council has warned job losses and service cuts may be needed to tackle the city’s refugee homelessness crisis.

Scotland's controversial not proven verdict should be scrapped 'in the interests of justice', says SNP minister

John Swinney has condemned the brick throwing at a Falkirk hotel used to temporarily house asylum seekers as "absolutely despicable".