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Prayers and tributes made to Pope Francis across Scotland following death at 88

Prayers and tributes made to Pope Francis across Scotland

Scottish Government has ‘no plans’ to revive gender reform bill

Scottish Government has 'no plans' to revive gender reform bill

Lawyers demand apology after MSP brands Supreme Court gender ruling ‘bigotry’

Lawyers demand apology after MSP brands Supreme Court gender ruling 'bigotry'

Two-fifths have cut food spending in face of rising energy bills

Two-fifths have cut food spending in face of rising energy bills

Scottish Water staff strike over pay dispute

Scottish Water staff strike over pay dispute

Nicola Sturgeon to appear at ‘world’s largest’ philosophy festival

Nicola Sturgeon to appear at 'world's largest' philosophy festival

Supermarket research identifies £500m opportunity for farmers and crofters

 Supermarket research identifies £500m opportunity for farmers and crofters

Scottish peer Lord Foulkes in bid to block Donald Trump from addressing Parliament

Scottish Lord in bid to block Donald Trump from addressing Parliament

First Minister John Swinney: ‘We’re all profoundly grateful for Pope Francis’ life’

John Swinney: 'We're all profoundly grateful for Pope Francis' life'

Serial rapist flouted strict sex offence order to contact two women and young girl while behind bars

Serial rapist contacted two women and young girl while behind bars

Ministers threatened with legal action over fishing of ‘vital’ species

Ministers threatened with legal action over fishing of ‘vital’ species

Disruption warning as Scottish Water staff begin two-day strike

Disruption warning as Scottish Water staff begin two-day strike

Police doing ‘excellent job’ tackling suspected gang war, says Swinney

Police doing ‘excellent job’ tackling suspected gang war, says Swinney

Swinney warns against ‘simple solutions’ offered by Reform UK

Swinney warns against ‘simple solutions’ offered by Reform UK

Number of modern languages teachers down by more than a fifth, figures suggest

Number of modern languages teachers down by more than a fifth, figures suggest

Swinney ‘understands hurt and anguish’ Supreme Court ruling causing trans people

Swinney ‘understands hurt and anguish’ Supreme Court ruling causing trans people

First Minister John Swinney urged to hold summit on crime gangs

First Minister John Swinney urged to hold summit on crime gangs

Scottish Tory leader rejects invitation to attend SNP summit

Scottish Tory leader rejects invitation to attend SNP summit

‘Tragedy’ if universities shut over funding crisis – Edinburgh principal

‘Tragedy’ if universities shut over funding crisis – Edinburgh principal

Police Scotland to review trans policies following Supreme Court judgment

Police Scotland to review trans policies following Supreme Court judgment

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