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.
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No appetite for independence referendum in Scotland, says May
Theresa May brushed off the demand for an independence referendum, saying not enough people in Scotland want a rerun of the “once in a generation” vote.
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.
May dodges call to declare when £1.8bn Tay Cities deal will be finalised
Theresa May swerved a call to name a date when the “cool people of Dundee” will benefit from an investment package worth up to £1.8bn.
EXCLUSIVE: Secret cross party talks to defeat UK Government on Brexit
Secret cross-party talks have started between rebel Conservatives and senior opposition MPs aimed at bouncing the UK Government into key Brexit concessions, The Courier can reveal.
Six months to Brexit: ‘Trust broken’ amid EU uncertainties, says Fife Migrants Forum chairwoman
Migrant communities in Fife feel that “trust” has been broken and continue to worry about uncertainties of what the final Brexit outcome will be, and how it may affect them, says the chairwoman of Fife Migrants Forum (FMF) in Kirkcaldy.
Brexit legal fight reaches Supreme Court
The Government has urged the UK's highest court to overturn a ruling that the Prime Minister must seek MPs' approval to trigger the process of taking Britain out of the European Union.
Six months to Brexit: No deal could be ‘catastrophe’ for Scotland’s £100 million soft fruit industry, says Tayside boss
A no deal Brexit could be a “catastrophe” for Scotland’s £100 million soft fruit industry with the worst case scenario being that 90% of the 4500 seasonal workers required to pick the crop in Courier Country next summer could disappear overnight.
POLL: Will you vote in a general election if it is held in December?
It's a time when most families are busy preparing for time off work, a mountain of shopping, and digging the tree out of the garage.
European elections 2019: What happened in the last European Parliament elections?
Voters are heading to the polls for the European Parliament elections.