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Scottish Government loses vote on free school meals

Scottish Government loses vote on free school meals

Cosla defends pay deal amid threat of 90,000 council workers going on strike

Cosla defends pay deal amid threat of 90,000 council workers going on strike

Mums say plans to centralise neonatal care in Scotland could be ‘catastrophic’ ahead of debate

'Families with sick babies need to stay together - centralisation could be catastrophic'

Michael Matheson returns to Scottish Parliament after record ban over iPad scandal

Michael Matheson returns to Holyrood after record ban over iPad scandal

Councils to share £40m to boost supply of affordable homes

Councils to share £40m to boost supply of affordable homes

Union considers extending strike ballot to all its council workers over pay

Union considers extending strike ballot to all its council workers over pay

Unemployment rate drops to 4.2% in Scotland

Unemployment rate drops to 4.2% in Scotland

SNP and Labour neck-and-neck ahead of 2026, poll suggests

SNP and Labour neck-and-neck ahead of 2026, poll suggests

Scottish Government ordered to publish legal advice on Nicola Sturgeon Alex Salmond probe

Scottish Government ordered to publish legal advice around Sturgeon probe

Nearly 200 violent offenders released as part of plan to tackle overcrowded Scottish prisons

Nearly 200 violent offenders released to tackle overcrowded prisons

Calls for transparency over Alex Salmond ‘hounding’ by civil servants

Calls for transparency over Alex Salmond ‘hounding’ by civil servants

SNP urged to rethink scrapping free school meals for primary pupils

SNP urged to rethink scrapping free school meals for primary pupils

Swinney reveals reservations about Sturgeon’s post-Brexit indyref strategy

Swinney reveals reservations about Sturgeon’s post-Brexit indyref strategy

Scottish government must ‘brush up’ its act on dentistry, says Labour

Scottish government must ‘brush up’ its act on dentistry, says Labour

Scottish Greens fear SNP’s rent controls plan may be watered down

Scottish Greens fear SNP’s rent controls plan may be watered down

Scotland’s tourist tax law to come into force this month as Edinburgh expected to be first to introduce levy

Tourist tax law set to come into force later this month

Social care workers at Enable Scotland balloted for strike action over pay, say union

Social care workers at leading charity balloted for strike action over pay

Cladding assessments should be finished by end of autumn, says minister

Cladding assessments should be finished by end of autumn, says minister

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