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Slowing in reduction of climate emissions disappointing – Climate Secretary
Gillian Martin reacted to figures which showed the country’s greenhouse gas emissions falling by 1% in 2024 – half the rate of the year before.
By
Craig Meighan
9 Jun 2026
Politics
Up to courts to decide if Sturgeon has to give back Murrell gifts, Swinney says
Peter Murrell is set to face legal action to recover the more than £400,000 he embezzled from the SNP.
By
Craig Meighan
8 Jun 2026
Politics
Sturgeon: I didn’t shut down people raising concerns about SNP finances
Scotland’s former first minister said critics were saying things about her that were ‘not true’.
By
Craig Meighan
29 May 2026
Business News
Scots warned of ‘devastating’ impact of energy bill hike
People are already struggling to pay their bills at the lower rate, charities have warned, after a 13% price hike was announced.
By
Craig Meighan
27 May 2026
Politics
Sturgeon says ‘no comment’ answers during arrest standard legal advice
The former first minister’s lawyer said it was standard legal advice.
By
Craig Meighan
26 May 2026
UK
Cause of Arthur’s Seat fire yet to be established
Police Scotland issued a public appeal for information following the fire at the Scottish landmark.
By
Craig Meighan
26 May 2026
Business News
Oil and gas has long-term future if UK Government backs industry, report says
The decline of the North Sea is being accelerated unnecessarily, the Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce said.
By
Craig Meighan
26 May 2026
Tech
Warning over digital destruction of childhood as youngsters admit online overuse
Children First warns Scotland is ‘sleepwalking’ into crisis.
By
Craig Meighan
26 May 2026
Politics
Police under investigation report feeling suicidal, watchdog says
The inspectorate raised concerns over Police Scotland’s conduct, discipline and whistleblowing systems.
By
Craig Meighan
26 May 2026
Politics
John Swinney should resign as SNP leader, says Joanna Cherry
Speaking after Peter Murrell admitted embezzlement, the former SNP MP called for Stephen Flynn to replace the First Minister.
By
Craig Meighan
25 May 2026
Politics
Police bill for investigation into SNP finances tops £2m
Operation Branchform was launched in 2021.
By
Craig Meighan
24 May 2026
Politics
Kemi Badenoch: Aberdeen is dying because of the SNP
The Conservative leader accused the SNP of speaking ‘out of both sides of its mouth’ on support for the fossil fuel industry.
By
Craig Meighan
22 May 2026
Business News
Make economic growth the number one priority, business group urges Swinney
CBI Scotland said Scotland is in a ‘race against time’ to deliver growth amid mounting pressures on the public purse.
By
Craig Meighan
22 May 2026
Politics
Beastie House report deeply troubling and it must be taken seriously – Swinney
The First Minister said change must come after a damning report found authorities repeatedly missed opportunities to protect children facing abuse.
By
Craig Meighan
20 May 2026
UK
‘Beastie House’ children failed despite cries for help, report finds
It said authorities failed to act on warning signs from the youngsters exposed to one of Scotland’s most high-profile abuse rings.
By
Craig Meighan
20 May 2026
Politics
MSPs to elect new first minister after Scottish elections
All six parties at Holyrood will put their leader forward for the top job with SNP leader John Swinney saying he is confident he will win.
By
Craig Meighan
19 May 2026
Politics
MSP ‘astonished’ over ‘failure’ to anticipate Celtic football disorder
Paul Sweeney has called for a dedicated fan zone to avoid future trouble from fans of the city’s football teams.
By
Craig Meighan
18 May 2026
Politics
Scottish Labour says ‘wait and see’ on Andy Burnham running in by-election
It comes after Wes Streeting quit as health secretary, saying a leadership battle should take place as he called on Sir Keir Starmer to stand aside.
By
Craig Meighan
14 May 2026
Politics
Swinney: Calm and elegance of Holyrood in contrast to chaos of Westminster
Scotland’s First Minister spoke of his ‘enormous pride’ at being the first MSP to be sworn into the new Parliamentary session at Holyrood on Thursday
By
Craig Meighan
14 May 2026
Politics
Back our attempt to oust Keir Starmer, SNP urges Scottish Labour MPs
SNP chief whip Kirsty Blackman urged Anas Sarwar to order Scottish Labour MPs to back her bid to oust Sir Keir Starmer.
By
Craig Meighan
14 May 2026
Politics
Home Office urged to investigate Green MSP in UK on student visa
The Scottish Tories have accused Q Manivannan of breaking visa rules by working more than 20 hours a week.
By
Craig Meighan
12 May 2026
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