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

Scientists at the University of Glasgow have shed light on one of Scotland’s biggest mass stranding events.

Reform would replace the Tories as the opposition, the survey found, and force Labour into third place at Holyrood.

The Line Of Duty star accused Scottish Labour of wanting to do a deal with Reform UK after the Holyrood election.

Co-leader Gillian Mackay suggested her party could be the SNP’s route to return to power but ruled out working with Labour.

STUC leader Roz Foyer also described the feud between Scottish Labour and Reform as a ‘psychodrama’.

The First Minister said he will be replaced on Question Time this week by Housing Secretary Mairi McAllan.

The Scottish Labour leader said Graham Simpson was ‘very apologetic’ about a ‘racist’ attack ad from Reform.

The Scottish First Minister accused the PM of a ‘staggering level of incompetence’ after the PM blamed an official for overruling security vetting.

Gillian Mackay said her party would recognise misogyny as a specific offence in Scots law.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar admitted it hurt him personally to call for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to quit.

In a speech in Glasgow, the First Minister will pitch himself as a leader with ‘experienced and trusted leadership’.

An inquiry found no issues with the care received by William MacDowell, who died from cancer and alcoholic liver cirrhosis.

Scotland’s First Minister said his son was a frequent critic of his public speaking but also suggested what to say to his political opponents at FMQs.

All Primary 1 pupils will be offered a new school bag filled with ‘essential school items’ including stationery, books and a water bottle.

The First Minister raised concerns about Russian activity north of Scotland’s coast and the UK’s ability to respond to it.

The former Scottish first minister discussed her personal and professional life on STV’s The Assembly.

Russell Findlay highlighted one Greens candidate calling for the abolition of prisons and plans to ‘effectively’ legalise cocaine and heroin.

Liz Smith, who is stepping down after nearly 20 years at Holyrood, admitted concerns over her party’s ability to rebuild trust with voters.

The First Minister said Labour had given up the ‘pretence’ that they were trying to win a majority at the Scottish Parliament.