Angus MP who couldn’t decide on Brexit accuses SNP MEPs of trying to block it
The Conservative MP who couldn't bring herself to vote in the EU referendum has accused Scottish MEPs of trying to "block" Brexit.
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Stillbirth rate ‘stubbornly high’, Commons told in Baby Loss Awareness debate
Parents should never have to bury a baby without knowing or understanding why they died, the Commons has heard.
Farming chief warns of “catastrophic” Brexit effect on fresh produce industry
The fresh produce industry will “regress catastrophically” if Brexit makes it any harder to recruit workers, a Fife farming leader has warned.
“Too presidential” Theresa May apologises for failing to deliver “message of change”
Theresa May has apologised to Tory activists for her slogan-heavy election campaign that she admitted was “too presidential”.
Protesters target Jacob Rees-Mogg at Tory conference
A Tory conference event featuring Jacob Rees-Mogg has descended into chaos after protesters mobbed the high-profile backbencher.
Davidson’s plea to unite behind PM amid cabinet feuding
Ruth Davidson called for the party to unite behind Theresa May in a direct plea to conspirators plotting against the prime minister.
The day Shadow Scottish Secretary Lesley Laird was told ‘get here quick because you’ve won!’
In the second of our special interviews with new MPs in Courier Country, Michael Alexander speaks to Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath Labour MP Lesley Laird who has been appointed Shadow Scottish Secretary.
Jeremy Corbyn under pressure over single market stance
Jeremy Corbyn faced a backlash from across his party at Labour conference for advocating a Brexit that leaves the UK outside the single market.
Newly elected Angus MP Kirstene Hair reveals why she did not vote in Brexit referendum
In the first of two special interviews with the new MPs of Courier Country, Michael Alexander meets Angus Conservative MP Kirstene Hair who talks about the work ethic that was instilled into her growing up on the family farm - and reveals why, a year before she became an MP, she chose not to vote in the 2016 Brexit referendum - instead letting 'everyone else' decide.
New benefits system is worsening health of disabled applicants, survey finds
A new benefits system for disabled people is making their health worse, leaving many isolated and struggling to pay for food and bills, according to a new report.
