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Stay at COP26 for as long as it takes to get deal, Sturgeon urges PM

Stay at COP26 for as long as it takes to get deal, Sturgeon urges PM

Scottish minister tests positive for Covid days after COP26 address

Scottish minister tests positive for Covid days after COP26 address

Boris Johnson arrives in Glasgow as COP26 talks continue

Boris Johnson arrives in Glasgow as COP26 talks continue

US Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez seeks Irn-Bru during Scotland visit

US Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez seeks Irn-Bru during Scotland visit

MP Andrew Bowie steps down as vice-chair of Conservative Party

MP Andrew Bowie steps down as vice-chair of Conservative Party

Draft COP26 outcome calls for strengthened climate action in 2022

Draft COP26 outcome calls for strengthened climate action in 2022

Boris Johnson set to return to COP26 on ‘transport day’

Boris Johnson set to return to COP26 on ‘transport day’

New HGVs must be zero emissions by 2040 under transport road map

New HGVs must be zero emissions by 2040 under transport road map

PM urges nations to ‘come together’ for the planet before COP26 ends

PM urges nations to ‘come together’ for the planet before COP26 ends

Swinney says government can’t rule out strengthening Covid measures

Swinney says government can’t rule out strengthening Covid measures

FM calls for women to be at the centre of climate change fight

FM calls for women to be at the centre of climate change fight

Johnson did follow NHS rules on face masks in hospitals, says Raab

Johnson did follow NHS rules on face masks in hospitals, says Raab

Tory councillors have ‘no concerns’ over MP’s job in British Virgin Islands

Tory councillors have ‘no concerns’ over MP’s job in British Virgin Islands

Humza Yousaf hails ‘fantastic role’ of pharmacists during pandemic

Humza Yousaf hails ‘fantastic role’ of pharmacists during pandemic

Lib Dems: ‘Scottish Government should give up emergency Covid powers’

Lib Dems: ‘Scottish Government should give up emergency Covid powers’

Scottish Government reaches ‘milestone’ in new complaints process

Scottish Government reaches ‘milestone’ in new complaints process

Alok Sharma says climate pledges ‘must be delivered on’

Alok Sharma says climate pledges ‘must be delivered on’

Companies that do not go green ‘will become collateral damage’

Companies that do not go green ‘will become collateral damage’

Vulnerable countries to receive £300m to fight climate change

Vulnerable countries to receive £300m to fight climate change

FM to push for climate justice in final week of COP26

FM to push for climate justice in final week of COP26

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