The drama in Fife lasted until well after 6am in the 2017 election as the tightest constituency battle in Britain was settled. The Courier's Fife chief reporter examines how the 2019 campaign has shaped up.
Renewed calls have been made for clarity on the future of The Black Watch.
Douglas Chapman will return to Westminster next week after retaining his Dunfermline and West Fife seat.
The Scottish MP hoping to lead the Liberal Democrats at Westminster said there would be no arrangement to cede the North East Fife seat to the SNP, following a similar deal in Wales to “guarantee” a pro-EU MP.
As St Andrews University’s world-renowned Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence launches its 25th anniversary celebrations, Michael Alexander learns more about how the violence of 'killing strangers' became modern.
A candidate dropped by the SNP a fortnight before the election has taken a Fife seat from Labour's deputy Scottish leader.
The Chancellor is facing calls to plough cash into a fledgling sector that should bring thousands of jobs to Dundee and Fife.
A Fife MP whose constituency covers the Leuchars Army base said he was disappointed following a decision to privatise fire and rescue services nationwide.
Migrant communities in Fife feel that “trust” has been broken and continue to worry about uncertainties of what the final Brexit outcome will be, and how it may affect them, says the chairwoman of Fife Migrants Forum (FMF) in Kirkcaldy.
The fresh produce industry will “regress catastrophically” if Brexit makes it any harder to recruit workers, a Fife farming leader has warned.