Campaigners to launch bid to ban Government from putting Brexit deal before MPs
Anti-Brexit campaigners plan to lodge a legal action in a bid to ban the Government from putting its proposed Withdrawal Agreement before Parliament.
Scotland
McLaughlin glad of quiet Scots Hampden bow
Scotland goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin was pleased his Hampden Park debut proved an uneventful affair in Sunday's 6-0 triumph over San Marino.
Cat and dog home launches pet food bank
A cat and dog home is launching a pet food bank to help owners struggling to feed their beloved animals.
Forrest set on building momentum for crucial Scots play-offs
Scotland winger James Forrest is already preparing himself for the biggest week of his international career in March.
SRU ready to fight corner with World Rugby over typhoon row
Scotland are questioning whether World Rugby has the right to charge them over their World Cup typhoon row.
Nicola Sturgeon declares SNP ‘winning the case for independence’
Nicola Sturgeon has declared that the SNP is “winning the case for independence” as she revealed more detail about plans for Scotland to have a second vote on leaving the UK.
SNP depute attacks ‘voter suppression initiatives’ of Westminster Government
A second Scottish independence referendum must not feature the “voter suppression initiatives” being put forward by Boris Johnson’s Government, SNP depute leader Keith Brown said.
Protesters leave North Sea oil platforms after more than 24 hours
Activists who spent the night on two North Sea oil platforms to campaign against leaving parts of the old rigs in the sea have ended their protest after more than 24 hours.
First Minister told to ‘come clean’ about use of party email account
Nicola Sturgeon must “come clean” over allegations she has been using a private SNP email account for official government business, the Scottish Conservatives have said.
Robert Snodgrass retires from international duty with Scotland
Robert Snodgrass has called time on his international career with Scotland.
Scotland winger Snodgrass retires from international football
Scotland winger Robert Snodgrass has announced his retirement from international football.
Boris Johnson ‘may hope EU leaders sympathise over unfair Brexit extension’
Boris Johnson could be hoping European leaders will “sympathise” with him and veto any Brexit deal deadline extension so the UK leaves the EU by October 31, a Cabinet minister has claimed.
West Ham midfielder Robert Snodgrass calls time on Scotland career
Scotland midfielder Robert Snodgrass has announced his retirement from international football.
Lawrence Shankland thrilled with home debut goal in Scotland rout
In-form striker Lawrence Shankland was thrilled to mark his home international debut by opening his Scotland account but insists the result was the most important thing about Sunday’s crushing victory over San Marino.
Findlay credits Scotland boss Clarke with turning career around
Stuart Findlay has dedicated his debut Scotland goal to manager Steve Clarke for turning his career around.
Scotland boss Steve Clarke: Fans must help us end 21 years of finals pain
Scotland boss Steve Clarke wants the country to rally behind the national side and help end its wait for tournament football.
Scotland could face punishment over comments ahead of Japan match
Scotland could face punishment for their “comments and behaviours” after hinting at legal action when their World Cup match against Japan was under threat of cancellation.
Independent Scotland could be an investment magnet, Nicola Sturgeon to say
An independent Scotland could be a “magnet for global investment”, thanks to its unique position between the UK and the EU, Nicola Sturgeon will say.
Justice Secretary rejects claims Police Scotland will run out of cash for wages
Police Scotland will run out of cash to pay officers’ wages in February, the body that represents the force’s rank and file has warned.
The Spice is right for Elgin restaurant at national award ceremony
It has become a popular place to curry favour in Moray.
First Minister told to ‘come clean’ about use of party email account
Nicola Sturgeon must “come clean” over allegations she has been using a private SNP email account for official government business, the Scottish Conservatives have said.
John Swinney: Scots are rejecting ‘lies’ of populist politicians
Scots are choosing to reject the “lies and division” of populists in favour of backing independence, according to Scotland’s Deputy First Minister.
Scottish minister refuses to rule out legal action if indy vote request blocked
Legal action “cannot be ruled out” if the UK Government blocks a section 30 order which would allow Scotland to hold an independence referendum, the country’s Brexit minister said.
UK Government accused of ‘stymieing’ set up of Scottish National Investment Bank
The new Scottish National Investment Bank is on track to open this time next year – despite the UK Government “stymieing” work to set up the new institution.
How things stand in the battle for Euro 2020 qualification
The Euro 2020 qualifying campaign is heading towards its conclusion, with places still up for grabs in next summer’s tournament.
Robertson hopes Scotland can build on encouraging San Marino performance
Captain Andy Robertson hopes Scotland’s comfortable 6-0 victory over minnows San Marino can be a springboard as they look to build momentum ahead of the Nations League play-offs.
Hundreds of thousands of animals being killed on moors, campaigner claims
Hundreds of thousands of birds and animals are being killed on Scotland’s moors every year, campaigners have estimated.
Soldiers were marching ‘inside the window’ of safety on hot day, inquest told
An Army test group was told it was marching “inside the window” of safe operation on the hottest day of the year before a soldier fatally collapsed, an inquest heard.
Protesters climb onto North Sea oil platforms
Protesters have climbed onto two North Sea oil platforms to campaign against leaving parts of the old rigs in the sea.
PM branded a ‘muckle glaikit numpty’ as SNP conference debates Scots language
Boris Johnson was branded a “muckle glaikit numpty” by an SNP activist leading a debate on the Scots language at the party’s conference.
Brexit will ‘hold back’ climate change action, SNP conference told
Brexit will “hold back” efforts in Scotland to tackle the global climate emergency, the country’s Environment Secretary said.
Townsend admits eliminated Scotland need to improve in defence
Gregor Townsend believes there is a race going on as the best teams in the world rush to improve their defensive capabilities – and admits Scotland are lagging behind.