Prime minister set for first Scottish visit
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will make his first official visit to Scotland on Monday.
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KIRSTENE HAIR: I’m one of most abused politicians, claims Scotland’s only female Tory MP
Scotland’s only woman Conservative MP said she is one of the most abused politicians in the country and receives threats on a weekly basis.
Dundee lecture preview: Former Labour minister Douglas Alexander on why the ‘politics of solidarity’ are the key to tackling poverty at home and abroad
Michael Alexander speaks to Britain’s former International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander ahead of a global poverty talk he is giving with Deacon Blue frontman Ricky Ross in Dundee.
Theresa May “willing to listen to options” over Scotland’s relationship with EU
Theresa May has said she is willing to listen to Nicola Sturgeon's options for Scotland to have a different relationship with the European Union.
PICTURES: Armed police at Scottish election count following terror attacks
Police have been out in force patrolling election counts across the country in the wake of recent deadly terror attacks in Manchester and London.
ALEX BELL: Boris Johnson should build museum to ease the growing pains of English nationalism
The Cricket World Cup drama on BBC radio was bliss.
JENNY HJUL: SNP is more interested in sowing division than stopping Brexit
If MPs could turn back the clock a few months I wonder how many would now vote for Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement, painstakingly yet thanklessly negotiated with Brussels.
Home Secretary Sajid Javid reiterates refusal for drug consumption rooms in Scotland
The Home Secretary has reiterated his outright refusal to change legislation which would allow for safe drug consumption rooms in Scotland.
BREXIT: Majority vote against Theresa May’s third withdrawal agreement – on day UK was supposed to leave EU
Prime Minister Theresa May has failed in a fresh bid to get her Brexit Withdrawal Agreement backed by the House of Commons - on the day the UK was originally due to leave the European Union (EU).
Ebola nurse Pauline Cafferkey missed out on £4,000 bonus, MPs told
Ebola nurse Pauline Cafferkey, who nearly died after contracting the virus while treating patients in Sierra Leone, has not been given a £4,000 bonus many of her colleagues have received, Parliament has heard.