Nicola Sturgeon gets skates on as parties hit the streets in final bid for votes
Nicola Sturgeon got her skates on as she visited Aberdeen’s Christmas market on the election campaign trail.
Patrick Harvie
Scottish Greens: Indyref2 must take place before end of Brexit transition period
The Scottish Greens have said it would be a “mistake” for a Scottish independence referendum to be delayed until after a Brexit transition period.
Parties should campaign on own merits – Scottish Greens co-leader
Political parties should stand on their own merit in the General Election campaign, Patrick Harvie has said, after his counterparts in England and Wales entered a “Remain alliance” with the Liberal Democrats and Plaid Cymru.
Scottish Greens vow to ‘inject radical ideas’ into politics
The leaders of the Scottish Greens have said it is their party’s job to “inject radical ideas” into UK politics.
Tories seek assurances over north-east carbon capture project
Fears have been raised that new energy technologies in the north could be “held to ransom” by the SNP and Green Party.
Aberdeen Green Guy Ingerson launches bid to lead Scottish party
Aberdeen environmental campaigner Guy Ingerson yesterday launched a bid to become co-leader of the Scottish Green Party with an attack on fossil fuels.
John Swinney defies calls to abandon dualling of A9 and A96
John Swinney defied Green Party calls to rethink the £6 billion dualling of the A9 and A96 and reinvest the cash in the Highland railway line.
Gillian Martin warns that Green failure to back budget could cost pro-independence parliament
Aberdeenshire East MSP Gillian Martin has warned that Holyrood could lose its pro-independence majority if the Greens fail to support the Scottish Government’s budget.
Ramsay Jones: Should law breakers have right to decide who our law makers should be in Scotland?
Convicted prisoners are banned from voting in the UK.
Holyrood votes in favour of tax rises to fund public spending
Labour, Green and Lib Dem MSPs have voted in favour of tax rises to fund extra spending on public services like the NHS and schools.
First Minister says devolution is under threat from Brexit
Nicola Sturgeon has claimed Brexit is “threatening the underpinning principle” of devolution and called for a new cross-party consensus to boost Holyrood’s powers.
First Minister reveals her “fresh, bold and ambitious” programme for government
Green energy schemes, an income tax review and a plan to tackle homelessness were among the key features of Nicola Sturgeon’s “fresh, bold and ambitious” programme for government.
Patrick Harvie: P&J’s HIE campaign shows importance of local press
Reporting and scrutiny provided by local and regional press have an important role to play in our democracy, whether online or in print.
Patrick Harvie: Donald Trump’s position on climate change is utterly delusional
Donald Trump's position is utterly delusional.
Patrick Harvie: 200,000 new jobs could be created by an industrial revolution in renewable energy
An industrial revolution in renewable energy could create more than 200,000 new jobs, according to the Scottish Green manifesto.
First Minister backs Cunningham after chaotic scenes at Holyrood
Nicola Sturgeon has backed her Environment Secretary Roseanna Cunningham following chaotic scenes as a Holyrood independence debate was stopped because of the London terror attacks.
Here’s what Scottish politicians have said in the past about Donald Trump
Donald Trump’s election as US President may result in some awkward moments for Scottish politicians who have made critical remarks about him in the past.
Corbyn apologises on behalf of Labour, as critics hit out at decision to invade Iraq
Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn last night apologised on behalf of his party for the "disastrous" decision to invade Iraq in 2003.
Nine of the most searched for questions about the Scottish election 2016
With just one full week of campaigning left ahead of May's Scottish Holyrood election, voters have been heading online in their droves to ask some big questions about the parties and the electoral process.
Harvie claims Trump is “racist” in FMQs spat over Prestwick Airport
The co-convener of the Scottish Green's has branded Donald Trump an "arrogant, racist bully" and urged Nicola Sturgeon to stop him investing in Prestwick Airport.
Scottish Green Party launch campaign with “extravagant” jobs pledge
The Scottish Greens has launched its campaign for the Holyrood elections with an "extravagant" promise to deliver more than 200,000 renewables jobs.
Aberdeen University rector facing calls to stand down as co-leader of Scottish Greens
Aberdeen University rector Maggie Chapman is facing calls to stand down as co-leader of the Scottish Greens amid a row over her student past.
Former SNP MSP John Finnie joins the Greens
A former SNP MSP who left the party over its support of NATO membership has joined the Greens.
ScotRail franchise decision sparks fury
A Dutch firm's appointment to run Scottish trains for the next sparked anger among politicians and unions.
Politicians praise Salmond’s for making a difference to Scotland after he resigns
Politicians from all sides of the independence debate have paid tribute to Alex Salmond after he announced he was standing down as First Minister.
Referendum: Politicians from both sides stay positive on Twitter
The referendum is over but the time for a stronger Scottish government with a more involved electorate is just beginning - that was the message from politicians across the parties who took to Twitter after the vote.
Call to legalise assisted suicide
Terminally ill people should be able to exercise their choice to end their lives, it has been suggested.
Campaigners hand over assisted suicide petition
Campaigners fighting for assisted suicide to be legalised in Scotland will today hand over a 2,500-signature petition to the MSP leading the charge.
Major support for land reform in Scotland
Community land supporters have claimed legislation is needed to sweep aside "anachronistic" ownership patterns.
Justice Secretary defends armed police deployment
Armed police officers were deployed on the streets of the Highlands and Islands before the creation of the national police service'