Scottish firms crying out for ‘some sanity’ over Brexit
A new report says that Scots firms are “crying out for the return of some sanity” as politicians dither over Brexit.
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Half of north businesses believe Brexit poses ‘risk’
Almost 500 companies in the Highlands and islands have said they believe Brexit presents a “significant risk” to their business.
Aberdeen councillor elected MEP says he will carry out both roles
An Aberdeen councillor, elected to the European parliament, has vowed to continue in both roles- unless Brexit is reversed.
Labour fracture over Brexit after devastating European election results
Jeremy Corbyn is under growing pressure to unambiguously commit Labour to supporting a second referendum after a drubbing at the European elections.
Politicians react to Theresa May’s resignation announcement
Prime Minister Theresa May has announced she will stand down on June 7.
ANALYSIS: What will the European election results mean for Scotland?
A projected Tory wipeout, a Labour flop and an SNP and Brexit Party win – what will it mean for Scotland?
How did things shape up at the last European Parliament elections? Take a look as voters go to the polls across the UK
Voters are heading to the polls across the UK today for the European Parliament elections.
Movie stars issue manifesto backing European Union
Cinema stars have produced a manifesto backing the European Union ahead of continent-wide elections.
Fishing leaders say it is ‘pure luck’ EU directive did not devastate industry
Fishing leaders have told an influential House of Lords committee that it was "pure luck" an EU law to curb overfishing did not devastate the industry.
Free movement demanded for UK musicians in post-Brexit Europe
Musicians have called for the Government to preserve their freedom of movement in a post-Brexit Europe.
Theresa May accused of building ‘hostile environment’ for foreign students
Theresa May has been accused of building a "hostile environment" for foreign students after refusing to commit to extending free EU student fees through to 2021.
New audit of Aberdeen council contract handling finds failings
A shock new audit report into Aberdeen City Council’s handling of contracts has found the authority broke European law.
Highlands MP raises concern over ‘flawed’ Brexit visa scheme for EU nationals
Fears have been raised over the ability of the Home Office to process Brexit visa applications from EU nationals.
Ex-Gordon council boss leads charge for Lib Dems at EU elections
A former Gordon District Council boss is leading the charge for the Liberal Democrats in Scotland at the forthcoming European parliamentary elections.
Aberdeen Tory fears voter apathy in forthcoming EU elections
A Tory hoping to represent Scotland at the European Parliament has said "normal people" do not support a second EU referendum.
What does the Brexit extension mean? Everything you need to know
Why was a delay necessary?
ANALYSIS: EU elections are all but inevitable – and Mrs May is in a precarious position too
'Stop, Brexit!' activist Steve Bray shouts at 6pm everyday outside the gates of Parliament — attracting the ire of TV news reporters and the admiration of Remain campaigners.
All you need to know about the Brexit extension
European Union leaders have agreed to delay Brexit again, this time until Halloween.
How politicians at home and abroad reacted to Halloween Brexit extension
Theresa May has accepted an offer from leaders of the remaining 27 EU countries to delay Brexit to October 31.
MPs pass legally binding motion to force Theresa May to seek Brexit delay
MPs have passed a legally binding motion to force Theresa May to seek a Brexit delay until at least June 30.
Brexit talks stall with Labour as Theresa May pleads for further time from EU leaders
Brexit talks between the government and Labour will continue today as Theresa May heads to Paris and Berlin in an attempt to persuade EU leaders to back another delay to the UK's departure date.
Theresa May requests further Brexit delay to agree a deal
Theresa May has written to the European Union to request a further delay to the UK's departure date.
Everything you need to know about Brexit right now
What is happening with Brexit?
‘The final humiliation’ – Papers have their say on May’s latest Brexit move
Theresa May has offered Jeremy Corbyn talks on finding a way out of the Brexit “logjam”.
I can’t see any good coming of it at all: Fiona Shaw says Brexit is a nightmare
Fiona Shaw has described Brexit as a “nightmare that should never have befallen” the UK.
I can’t see any good coming of it at all: Fiona Shaw says Brexit is a nightmare
Fiona Shaw has described Brexit as a “nightmare that should never have befallen” the UK.
Joan Bakewell senses great anxiety in the art world over Brexit
Joan Bakewell has said she senses great anxiety in the artistic community over the uncertainty of Brexit.
Brussels hands Britain Brexit ultimatum just days out from exit date
Britain has been handed a Brexit ultimatum by Brussels - agree a deal or leave without one next week.
Downing Street admit Brexit in ‘crisis’ with just nine days until departure date
Theresa May will face MPs in the commons for the first time today since speaker John Bercow extraordinarily ruled she could not table her Brexit deal for a third vote.
Brexit is set to be delayed by ‘up to three months’
Brexit could be delayed by "up to three months" after MPs backed a proposal to extend negotiations with the EU.
Reaction: Westminster ‘failing Scotland’ after second EU referendum rejected
Westminster is "failing Scotland" after MPs voted decisively to reject a second EU referendum, the SNP has said.
Analysis: Theresa May’s deal was sunk with 50 words
Theresa May's Brexit deal was dead long before the vote last night.