Brexit plan means long-term economic uncertainty – Nicola Sturgeon
Brexit in any form is likely to reduce economic growth, Scotland’s First Minister is to tell a forum in Dundee.
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Prime Minister has my confidence amid Brexit criticism – David Mundell
Scottish Secretary David Mundell has pledged his support for Theresa May amid what he called an “unprecedented onslaught” by her critics.
Nicola Sturgeon urged to ‘put business first’ and get behind Brexit deal
The UK Government has called on Nicola Sturgeon to “put Scottish business first” and support the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal.
Brexit breakdown as Prime Minister dwells on Snapchat group with Arlene Foster and Nicola Sturgeon
Theresa May has opened up about her relationship with Scotland and Northern Ireland First Ministers in a social media get-together.
Europe ‘could be willing’ to renegotiate Brexit, Sturgeon says
European leaders could be willing to renegotiate a Brexit deal to keep the UK in the single market if Theresa May fails to get her draft agreement through the House of Commons, Nicola Sturgeon has said.
Europe ‘could be willing’ to renegotiate Brexit, Sturgeon says
European leaders could be willing to renegotiate a Brexit deal to keep the UK in the single market if Theresa May fails to get her draft agreement through the House of Commons, Nicola Sturgeon has said.
Gibraltar briefed on Brexit deal before Scotland, says Blackford
SNP Westminster Leader Ian Blackford has complained Gibraltar was briefed on the Brexit divorce deal before the devolved administrations – accusing the prime minister of “disrespect in the extreme”.
Cabinet signs off on Brexit divorce deal after marathon 5-hour meeting
Theresa May declared last night she believes in the Brexit divorce deal with her “head and heart” as cabinet signed off on the near 600-page plans after an historic five-hour emergency meeting.
Sturgeon ‘wouldn’t put money’ on May being PM when Britain leaves EU
The First Minister has said she “wouldn’t put money” on Theresa May being in Number 10 by the time the UK leaves the EU.
Draft Brexit deal bad for Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon claims
The First Minister has branded the draft Brexit deal agreed by the UK Cabinet as “bad for Scotland”.
Draft Brexit deal bad for Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon claims
The First Minister has branded the draft Brexit deal agreed by the UK Cabinet as “bad for Scotland”.
Populist politics ‘catching fire’ across the world, claims ex-Trump aide
Populist politics are “catching fire around the world”, the controversial strategist who helped Donald Trump win the White House has said.
100 join Edinburgh protest against ex-Trump aide Steve Bannon
Around 100 people joined a protest against former White House strategist Steve Bannon as he addressed an international media event in Edinburgh.
Brexit must not erode human rights, warns Sturgeon
Brexit must not be allowed to erode the principles of human rights, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said.
SNP: Scotland should have same opportunity as Northern Ireland from Brexit
SNP leaders have again insisted that Scotland should be given the “same opportunity” as Northern Ireland to stay in Europe’s single market post-Brexit.
Former Trump aide Steve Bannon draws protesters to Edinburgh
Former White House strategist Steve Bannon is facing protests as he prepares to address an international media event in Edinburgh.
Cathedral service marks 100 years since First World War Armistice
More than 1,000 people, including military personnel, dignitaries and descendants of those who served have attended a “poignant” service to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War.
Communities mark 100 years since First World War Armistice
Communities across Scotland joined together in quiet reflection on Remembrance Sunday as they marked 100 years since the end of the First World War.
Communities across Scotland mark 100 years since First World War Armistice
People in Scotland have fallen silent in an act of remembrance to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War.
Communities across Scotland to mark 100 years since First World War Armistice
People in communities across Scotland are attending events on Sunday to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War.
Nicola Sturgeon condemns attack on Hibs manager Neil Lennon
Neil Lennon conducted himself with “great dignity” in the aftermath of being attacked last week, Nicola Sturgeon has said.
Sturgeon urges UK Government to ‘come clean’ on Brexit’s cost to the NHS
Nicola Sturgeon has called on the UK Government to “come clean” on how much Brexit will cost the NHS.
Anti-Semitism should not be ‘weaponised’, says Sturgeon
The First Minister has urged MSPs not to “weaponise” issues such as anti-Semitism for “petty, party political reasons”.
Scottish Government to hold talks over ScotRail performance
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said talks will be held with ScotRail over falling performance levels and the practice of emptying train toilets onto tracks.
Sturgeon appears to rule out increase in higher rate tax threshold for Scots
Nicola Sturgeon appears to have ruled out upping the threshold for the higher rate of income tax in Scotland, as she blasted the Conservatives “absolutely damning and shameful” Budget.
Green co-convener urges action on emergency homeless accommodation
Nicola Sturgeon was pressed to commit to a timetable for funding emergency accommodation to prevent people in Scotland becoming destitute and sleeping on the streets.
Sturgeon urged to apologise on ‘£5bn broken promise’ on student debt
Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard has called on Nicola Sturgeon to apologise for breaking a promise to scrap student debt, now standing at £5 billion in Scotland.
Widening tax gap could see higher-earners declaring their income south of the border, Sturgeon warned
Nicola Sturgeon has been warned the widening tax gap between Scotland and the rest of the UK risks higher-earners declaring their income south of the border.
First Minister meets organisers of world peace concert for Armistice
Nicola Sturgeon has met the organisers of a concert to be held on Armistice Day which is campaigning for world peace.
Sturgeon: Channel 4’s Glasgow creative hub fantastic for Scotland
Channel 4’s decision to open a creative hub in Glasgow has been described as “fantastic news” for Scotland by the First Minister.
First Minister announces investment boost for circular economy
More than £700,000 will be invested by the Scottish Government to help boost the country’s circular economy.
Never be bystanders in face of hate, says Nicola Sturgeon on Auschwitz visit
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon called on people to “resolve never to be bystanders in the face of hate” on a visit to Auschwitz.