Health chiefs in the Highlands have been ordered to carry out a major review after investigators found they were paying a £200,000 contract that was not legally agreed. Read More
Farmers have criticised the UK Government’s determination to leave the EU customs union.
The SNP remains fully confident in Shona Robison as health secretary, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon insisted yesterday on a visit to the Highlands.
Bank branch closures in remote communities could “push” vulnerable and older people into handing over power of attorney early, a survey has found.
Paramedics are to be asked to help ease the “huge pressures” on family doctors in Scotland by basing them at local GP surgeries.
MSPs are giving up too easily on the fight against branch closures, a union has claimed.
Police chiefs are under pressure to deliver on promises to relocate jobs to the north and north-east after it emerged that they are planning more office closures.
At their party conference in June, the next deputy leader of the SNP will be announced.
Treasury and Brexit ministers will visit Aberdeen on Thursday to meet oil and gas bosses.
The Scottish Government was accused of “actively disowning” the North Sea industry last night after it emerged that its oil and gas analytical bulletin had been officially dumped.
Customs charges due to Brexit could cost the offshore industry £145million this summer and £120 million every year thereafter, north-east firms have been warned.
Fears have been raised that the new boss of Tayside's beleaguered health board is juggling too many senior roles.
SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford has admitted a link between the party and data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica is regrettable.
SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford has warned there will be no deal on Brexit unless the Scottish Government gets full control over devolved powers.
Health chiefs in the Highlands have been ordered to carry out a major review after investigators found they were paying a £200,000 contract that was not legally agreed.
A Conservative MP has been accused of "trivialising" the dictatorship of Saddam Hussein while on a fact-finding visit to Iraq.
Health Secretary Shona Robison has signalled that the Scottish Government has no plans to merge NHS Grampian with the crisis-hit Tayside board.
Shamed Aberdeen Donside politician Mark McDonald has been moved from Holyrood’s basement to an office next to other MSPs and staff.
Health Secretary Shona Robison has reiterated her pledge that maternity services in Moray will not be permanently downgraded as she vowed to turn the region into a “centre of excellence” for medical training.
A mothballed fabrication yard on the Western Isles was on the brink of being reborn last night after a landmark deal was struck to take over troubled firm BiFab.
Recent polling from YouGov has reported that Britons are split over the decision to take military action against Syria.
Children sat huddled in a Syrian cellar sheltering from the latest bombardment from the Assad regime.
The SNP is preparing to introduce a number of strict disciplinary rules, just months after shamed Aberdeen Donside MSP Mark McDonald resigned from the party.
Wobbly newborn lambs gambolling in the fields are one of the traditional signs of spring.
Colleges in Scotland are facing a £360million repair bill but may be left short with just £39million allocated for the work this year.
Fears have been raised that thousands of north and north-east pensioners will miss out on early winter fuel payments next year because ministers are “dragging their feet.”
The growth of tourism in the far north will pave the way for a bright future in the region’s economy after the demise of the Dounreay nuclear power plant, according to a UK Government minister.
Mr Blackford said the tough winter has highlighted why crofters need more support post-Brexit.
This week the first minister began her visit to China by discussing trade deals and witnessing the agreement between Aberdeen-based Triton Marine & Engineering Consultants and China Offshore Oil Engineering Corporation (COOEC) being signed.
Council workers have been urged by a trade union to reject a pay rise amid claims it would “only increase disparity” between staff and bosses.
Opposition MSPs have claimed the Scottish Government is struggling to meet a pledge to boost health visitor numbers after vacancy rates hit a three-year high.
Campaigners against unfair delivery charges have hailed threats of legal action against offenders by the advertising watchdog as a victory - but called for further action to follow.
The head of Police Scotland’s violence reduction unit has revealed what he believes MPs must do to tackle serious crime.
