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Sarwar calls on Swinney to drop 'ideological' opposition to nuclear power
Anas Sarwar has called on John Swinney to drop his "ideological" opposition to nuclear power in Scotland. The Scottish Labour ...
Billy Baldwin's 3 Kids: All About the Actor’s Son and Daughters (Including the Popular Pastime They Enjoy with Him!)
Billy Baldwin has a close-knit bond with his three kids: Jameson, Vance and Brooke. The Backdraft actor married his wife, ...
John Swinney's SNP must start delivering on major projects as Barlinnie costs soar
Despite his good standing with voters, Swinney has to start delivering on the issues that matter most to voters, says Record ...
The SNP says it won’t cancel cats. But would it be such a bad idea?
Anyone who cohabits with a cat knows the special joys and frustrations they bring ...
SNP pivot pays off in Scotland as Labour support sinks
Latest poll shows pro-independence party set to remain in power as the largest party after next Holyrood elections ...
Lib Dems rule out post Holyrood election deal with SNP
Alex Cole-Hamilton have ruled out any potential power-sharing deal between the Lib Dems and the SNP after next year’s Holyrood election after ...
Family hopeful Scotland's top law officer will order reinvestigation into abuse victim's death
Demi Hannaway, 23, died in 2021 after being the subject of mental and physical abuse by her partner Andrew Brown. Her death ...
Disgraced ex-minister says iPad bill row was ‘blown out of all proportion’
SHAMELESS Michael Matheson has claimed his £11,000 parliamentary iPad bill scandal was “completely blown out of all proportion”.  In an interview with the Institute for Government, the former ...
Disgraced former SNP minister says iPad roaming charges scandal ‘blown out proportion’
Scotland’s former health secretary says he was ‘literally chased down’ after using taxpayer funds to pay off bill of nearly ...
Shamed Michael Matheson claims iPad scandal 'blown out of all proportion'
The former Health Secretary tried to downplay the controversy in an interview with the Institute for Government ...
North Lanarkshire Council asking public to be patient as Storm Eowyn clean-up continues
Trees were blown down, fences were destroyed and roof tiles were smashed to the ground although there were no reports of any serious injuries in the North Lanarkshire area.