Politics
Caravan among strangest polling stations for European elections
Party leaders join Scots at polls to elect MEPs
Scots voting in European elections almost three years after Remain vote
Police on standby as Scots go to the polls in European election
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May clings on as calls for her to quit gather momentum
Theresa May is under growing pressure to quit after a backlash over her last-ditch effort to get a Brexit deal through.The Prime Minister
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May’s leadership in the balance after Brexit plan comes under fire
Theresa May’s grip on power appears to be slipping after a backlash over her last-ditch effort to get a Brexit deal through.Mrs May faced
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Davidson’s ‘conversion to arch-Brexiteer is complete’, Sturgeon claims
Nicola Sturgeon has accused Ruth Davidson of transforming into an “arch-Brexiteer” as the Scottish Conservative leader is
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Fresh calls for fatal accident inquiry after killer’s appeal rejected
A bereaved father has called for a full inquiry to be carried out after his son was stabbed to death while his attacker was “unlawfully at
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Tories turn on May as she battles to save her Brexit deal
Tories stepped up their attacks on Theresa May as she sought to win support for her Brexit deal.Mrs May faced mounting pressure from her own party
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Air departure tax U-turn sparks anger from aviation industry and tourism firms
Aviation industry representatives and tourism organisations have jointly requested an urgent meeting with Nicola Sturgeon after the Scottish
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Homeless pregnant women and children could be further protected
Legislation to prevent homeless households with pregnant women or children being put up in temporary accommodation for more than a week could be
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May pleads for Brexit support as her leadership comes under intense pressure
Theresa May has pleaded with MPs to let her Brexit deal pass, as she faced intense pressure to quit after Tories rejected her latest
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PM in ‘outright denial’ over schools funding, claims Jeremy Corbyn
Theresa May is in “outright denial” over schools funding, Jeremy Corbyn claimed as he warned some close early on Fridays and
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Second EU referendum ‘could set precedent for new independence vote’
Ruth Davidson has said she fears a second EU referendum could set a precedent in Scotland.The Scottish Tory leader warned failing to abide by the
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Scottish Refugee Council chief ‘relieved’ after Home Office’s visa U-turn
The Home Office has reversed its decision to refuse a visa for the father of the Scottish Refugee Council’s chief executive,
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Kirk has ‘vital’ role in Scotland’s national life, says First Minister
The Church of Scotland plays a “vital” role in national life, Nicola Sturgeon has said.Addressing its General Assembly in
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NHS Tayside did not take suicidal patients seriously, inquiry finds
Suicidal patients were “not taken seriously” by health workers in NHS Tayside unless they had made a “serious attempt
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Theresa May’s leadership under pressure after Brexit deal backlash from Tories
Theresa May is under fresh pressure to quit as Prime Minister after a furious response from Conservatives to her latest Brexit proposals.Senior Tory
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UK violating its human rights obligations, says UN poverty expert
The UK has violated its human rights obligations through sustained and widespread cuts to social support, a UN poverty expert has found.UN Special
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Theresa May urges Jeremy Corbyn to back Brexit deal as Tories desert her
Theresa May has urged Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to compromise and back her Brexit deal after the proposals received a hostile response from
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Trump to meet Varadkar in Ireland during Europe trip
US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump will visit Ireland while on a visit to Europe in June, a White House spokesman has said.Mr
