Politics
Theresa May’s husband offers support at PMQs ahead of no confidence vote
Tories rally round Theresa May at Prime Minister’s Questions
Fewer pupils achieve A-C Higher passes for third consecutive year
Scottish Conservatives voice support for Theresa May
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Childcare providers urged to promote ‘gender-equal play’
A new campaign has been launched in a bid to promote more “gender-equal play” in nurseries and childcare.The Care Inspectorate
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Brexit could have ‘catastrophic impact’ on day-to-day policing in Scotland
Scotland needs up to 900 more police officers to cope with Brexit, MSPs have been told.The Scottish Police Federation (SPF), which represents rank
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Chrissy Teigen claims she ‘cannot grasp’ UK politics and British people relate
As the UK remained gripped by Brexit chaos, American model and author Chrissy Teigen conveyed the thoughts of many Brits as she admitted that, try
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Brexit live: Theresa May faces no confidence vote
A vote of no confidence in Theresa May's leadership is to be held by Conservative MPs. More than 15% of Conservative MPs submitted a
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Owen Paterson joins Tory calls for vote of no confidence in May
Former Cabinet minister Owen Paterson has become the latest Tory MP to call for a vote of no confidence in Theresa May amid claims she is on the
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Theresa May brushes aside speculation of impending confidence vote
Theresa May has brushed aside speculation of an impending vote of no confidence in her as Prime Minister, insisting she is focusing on securing
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Derek Mackay pledges to protect ‘essential public services’ in Scottish budget
Scottish Finance Secretary Derek Mackay will reveal his tax and spending plans for next year from “under the shadow of the UK
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Brexit ‘looms large’ over annual EU fishing quota talks
Fishermen will “never forgive” the SNP if they are forced to remain in the Commons Fisheries Policy (CFP), according to a Tory
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Theresa May ‘running down the clock’ on Brexit deal, says Nicola Sturgeon
Nicola Sturgeon has said time is running out for the UK to identify an alternative to Theresa May’s Brexit deal.Speaking on the
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Children from deprived areas struggling to meet literacy and numeracy targets
Fewer than three out of five youngsters leaving primary school in Scotland’s most deprived areas achieve the expected standards in
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Brexit deal to return to Commons before January 21, says Downing Street
Theresa May will bring her Brexit deal back before the House of Commons "before January 21", Downing Street has announced. The Prime
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Unemployment in Scotland at lowest rate on record
Scotland’s unemployment rate has fallen to record low, with new figures showing 3.7% of the population do not have a job.The jobless total
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Juncker deals May heavy blow as she meets EU leaders for crisis Brexit talks
Theresa May has been dealt a heavy blow in her bid to secure new reassurances from fellow EU leaders over her Brexit deal, as the European
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Sturgeon brands Brexit vote delay ‘political cowardice’
Nicola Sturgeon has described the Prime Minister’s decision to delay a Commons vote on her Brexit deal as “an act of political
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Why Theresa May has delayed the vote on her Brexit deal
Theresa May has announced she is delaying the vote by the House of Commons on her Brexit deal.– Why has the Prime Minister put the vote on
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Irish border backstop at centre of Brexit delay
The Prime Minister said there was “widespread and deep” concern about the Irish border backstop as she delayed the House of
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Aberdeen bypass 20-mile section to open on Wednesday
A major section of the delayed Aberdeen bypass will open on Wednesday, officials have announced.The 20-mile stretch of the new Aberdeen Western
