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Ministers rushed to Bute House for the second Cabinet meeting in just three days

The Greens will not be pleasant or nice at holding the SNP to account.

With the weather warming up we’re going to be spending more time outside in the garden - but if you have a dog there are some hidden dangers.

The next part of the regulatory process will be a launch operator licence for the companies wishing to use the spaceport

A year after becoming First Minister, Humza Yousaf has failed to set the agenda on mainstream, election-winning issues

Rev’d William Lister Armitage, clergyman. Born: 25 March 1941 in Mosspark, Glasgow. Died: 22 February 2024, aged 82

Follow live here as the Bute House Agreement with the Scottish Greens ends.

Celtic aiming to give retiring goalkeeper ‘wonderful sign-off’

Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater wanted to remain as the world’s only Green ministers to support scrapping climate targets

Pernod Ricard ranks as the world’s second-biggest spirits group after Johnnie Walker-maker Diageo.

The world seems to be becoming an ever-more dangerous place, with an increasing number of countries becoming no-go zones for visitors.

Date and kick-off time set for Old Firm showdown at Hampden

Visitors have started paying the fee in Venice from today

Patrick Harvie has accused Humza Yousaf of pandering to the right wing of the SNP as he suggested the Scottish Government may not last until Christmas.

A memorial will be held today for aid workers from World Central Kitchen killed in an Israeli air strike on 1 April.

Recent research found that international delegates spend some £450 per day when visiting the city.

Humza Yousaf has ended the Bute House Agreement with the Scottish Greens – but the move will not fix the perception of him, writes political editor Alistair Grant

In a scathing letter, Scottish Greens co-convener Lorna Slater has said Humza Yousaf has scrapped the Bute House Agreement in a ‘weak and thoroughly hopeless way’

The world seems to be becoming an ever-more dangerous place, with an increasing number of countries becoming no-go zones for visitors.

“It has been another positive year for Scottish Friendly, especially given the wider context of economic and market uncertainty.”

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First minister gives SNP ministers ‘homework’ while withdrawing from Colleges Scotland event

Latest instalment is 13th in series launched to great fanfare by former first minister Nicola Sturgeon

ASH Scotland calls for Scottish Government’s proposed tightening on advertising and promotion to be introduced ‘without further delay’

I am always aware of how First Minister Humza Yousaf and his cohorts keep matters of legislative competence, or incompetence in most cases, out of the clutches of the UK Government at Westminster.

The democratic world must support the Iranian people in their desire for democracy, peace and freedom from the tyrannical mullahs

Tie-up crystallises longstanding relationship between firms that share premises in key automotive location.

The Turner Prize can sometimes leave many of us scratching our heads, but that’s no bad thing

Opposition parties have raised concerns about how the pledge will be funded.

Increasing participating in sport would make Scotland considerably healthier and happier