Chancellor told not to ‘short-change’ Scotland when he reveals Tay Cities Deal investment in Budget
The Chancellor has been warned against “short-changing” Scotland when he sets out how much cash the UK Government will pump into the Tay Cities Deal.
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Nicola Sturgeon’s pledge to prioritise education called ‘farcical’ as Budget slashes revenue funding for universities
Universities in Scotland will have £417 million less for day-to-day spending than four years ago if the Budget is approved this week, according to new figures.
Ex-teachers in Holyrood accuse First Minister of ignoring experts in ‘subject choices crisis’
Former teachers have accused Nicola Sturgeon of ignoring warnings from experts that young people are being disadvantaged by a lack of subject choice in secondary schools.
Troops in Scotland to receive another year of top-up payments to offset higher Scots taxes
Armed Forces personnel based in Scotland will have their salaries topped up by the UK Government to compensate them for the higher tax burden north of the border.
Nicola Sturgeon to reveal her independence plans in landmark speech to Scottish Parliament
Nicola Sturgeon is to make a long-awaited speech on her independence plans to MSPs on Wednesday.
Fife charity investigated by Foreign Office over alleged attacks on Jeremy Corbyn
The Foreign Office is investigating claims a Fife charity backed with UK Government cash used social media to attack Jeremy Corbyn.
Scottish Tory education boss weighs in to party row over tuition fees
The Tory education chief in Scotland has slapped down colleagues who want the party to back free university tuition.
First Minister puts forward plan to cancel recess with no-deal Brexit just days away
Nicola Sturgeon has lodged proposals to cancel recess at the Scottish Parliament amid the increasing threat of Scotland crashing out of the EU.
Scottish Parliament 20th anniversary: ‘Utter contempt’ by Westminster could lead to Scottish independence, says former Labour First Minister Henry McLeish
Michael Alexander speaks to former Labour First Minister Henry McLeish about the 20th anniversary of the Scottish Parliament and the future of Scottish politics.
Green anger at SNP for bowing to ‘right-wing voices’ over income tax
The Greens have slammed the SNP for pandering to “right-wing voices” and failing to impose steeper income tax rises.