'Sensitive approach' to grading announced for this year’s exams
THE Education Secretary has said that a “sensitive approach” to grading will be in place for this year’s exams...
How opposition leaders responded to Nicola Sturgeon's final Holyrood speech
Nicola Sturgeon’s last First Minister’s Questions was met with mostly heartfelt tributes from her fellow party leaders...
Thousands rallying across Scotland to demand independence on King’s coronation
THOUSANDS of activists are set to pour into both Edinburgh and Glasgow on the day of King Charles’ coronation to demand independence.
RECAP: Heartfelt tributes for Sturgeon after fiery last FMQs
Follow all the latest updates ahead of Nicola Sturgeon's final appearance at FMQs.
Oxfam warns that Yemen is on the brink of economic collapse
Yemen, declared by the UN as "the worst humanitarian crisis in the world", is on the brink of economic collapse according to Oxfam...
World Porridge Making Championship applications now open
Those brave enough to enter the global competition, held in the Highland village of Carrbridge, have until June 21 to submit their applications.
MPs back PM Rishi Sunak's new Brexit deal
Rishi Sunak’s new deal on post-Brexit trading arrangements for Northern Ireland has cleared its first Commons test despite opposition from some Tory MPs and the DUP.
Report warns Scotland could face £10bn budget shortfall in 50 years
OUTGOING Deputy First Minister John Swinney has said a major new report shows “Scotland lacks the full range of powers required to manage the financial challenges it is likely to face over the next 50 years”.
Government's public sector pay strategy suggests 3.5 per cent increase
A public sector pay strategy published by the Scottish Government has suggested a 3.5 per cent increase...
Humza Yousaf would drop gender legislation legal case if advice says they'll lose
Humza Yousaf has said he would drop his legal challenge of the blocking of the Gender Recognition Reform (GRR) Bill if he is advised that the government would lose.
