The Chinook Justice Campaign has lodged a formal complaint.

The party’s Holyrood group confirmed Thomas Kerr as its deputy while it also backed Malcom Offord, who had been selected by Nigel Farage, as leader.

The First Minister said the anti-immigration protest had caused ‘enormous distress’ to his constituents.

The Reform UK Scotland leader said he is ‘confident’ his party will have a good result at the Holyrood election.

The Scottish Labour leader said his party would reject Reform, beat the SNP and deliver change.

The party’s co-leader said politicians had to be ‘honest’ with voters that more fossil fuel extraction would ‘do nothing’ to lower bills.

The Scottish Labour leader accused the party of not being serious about its plans to build migrant detention centres only in Green constituencies.

The Scottish Greens have announced plans to introduce a new green commuter railcard.

Mr Findlay said he did not agree with analysis from Sir John Curtice that he could lose his seat if his candidate for the Eastwood constituency wins.

The Scottish Tory leader accused John Swinney’s party of having a ‘reverse Midas touch’.

Thomas Kerr said he was ‘very shaken up’ after the alleged assault and called for his opponents to ‘tone it down’.

The Scottish Labour leader said the NHS ‘is not safe with John Swinney and the SNP’.

The Lipton Cup, reportedly worth nearly £500,000, was stolen from the Riverside Museum last year.

The national threat level was raised following the incident in Golders Green.

The Reform UK Scotland leader said Scots were raising legitimate concerns about fairness.

The SNP leader said Scotland’s energy was its ‘superpower’ as he urged voters to back him with less than a week to go before polling day.

The US president said the royals ‘got me to do something that nobody else was able to do’.

Claire Phale had lunch with Clooney after winning a prize draw with Itison in support of Scottish homelessness charity Social Bite.

The First Minister said an SNP majority would lock Reform UK out of power in Scotland.

Alex Cole-Hamilton made the pledge ahead of a visit to Babcock’s site in Rosyth.