Parliament inquiry into Salmond complaints handling ‘must not be chaired by SNP’
The Holyrood inquiry into the Scottish Government investigation of Alex Salmond must not be chaired by an SNP MSP, say Labour.
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NHS Tayside CEO offered her resignation months before board ‘caved in’ on extra exit payments
NHS Tayside’s former chief executive offered to resign months before her lawyers demanded a change to her contract that doubled her pay-out.
Having a job in Dundee is ‘fast becoming a privilege rather than expectation’
Finding work in Dundee is becoming a “privilege rather than an expectation”, according to an MSP.
Indyref2 plans to be revealed in a ‘matter of weeks’, says Nicola Sturgeon
Nicola Sturgeon declared she will reveal her independence referendum plans in a “matter of weeks” during a trip to London.
Tory MSP criticises Church of Scotland for weighing in on Brexit
A Perthshire MSP has criticised the Church of Scotland for intervening in Brexit when they had "nothing to say" about independence.
Brexit deal rejected: What happens next?
The overwhelming rejection of Theresa May’s deal leaves her government within 24 hours of collapse.
Scottish Parliament to hold its own inquiry into Alex Salmond row
The Scottish Parliament will mount its own investigation into the fallout from sexual misconduct allegations against former first minister Alex Salmond.
Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond row is worst crisis in SNP for 40 years, says professor
The spat between Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond is the biggest crisis in the SNP for 40 years, according to a respected professor.
Hundreds of firms in Tayside and Fife face £5,600 surcharge on rates bills
Pubs and shops are among the hundreds of Tayside and Fife businesses being slapped with a £14 million tax surcharge next year.
First Minister refers herself to standards panel over meetings with Alex Salmond
The First Minister is to be investigated over whether her conversations with Alex Salmond while he was the subject of a Scottish Government probe breached ministerial rules.