Brexit votes: Theresa May gunning for third time lucky
MPs were given the chance to take control of Brexit on Thursday night, but decided to leave it in Theresa May’s hands.
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Brexit deal rejected: Another crushing blow to Theresa May’s authority
Theresa May was losing her voice during a desperate final defence of her deal in the Commons.
Budget analysis: the great Scottish tax gamble
Against the backdrop of the Brexit disaster, Derek Mackay stood before MSPs to deliver his Budget.
Labour conference analysis: A Liverpool hotel room murder, a second EU referendum, Jeremy Corbyn and Richard Leonard
Party conferences can be emotionally draining.
OPINION: St Andrews professor on why independence ‘might be good for you’
At one level, the economic case for independence is rather straightforward.
Labour MEP’s anger at Jeremy Corbyn snub to Remain voters on Europe Day
Today marks Europe Day when we celebrate what we have in common with our neighbours across the continent.
Richard Leonard: ‘Magnificent’ V&A won’t be enough to transform Dundee on its own
Dundee – like many cities across Scotland – has been ravaged by deindustrialisation and privatisation.
‘No appetite for nodding deputy in SNP leadership race’
Nicola Sturgeon has held the enviable position of ruling a party staunchly loyal to her leadership.
Tricia Marwick: scrapping bridge tolls ‘finally brought fairness’ to Tayside and Fife motorists
On February 11 2008, the tolls on the Forth and Tay bridges were finally removed.
The crisis that will never go away
We will be talking about the NHS being gripped by crisis for decades to come.