The SNP MP claimed Rachel Reeves and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will both be ousted if the SNP wins next year.

The Chancellor has been accused of misleading the public ahead of the Budget.

The Government has paused plans to house 300 asylum seekers at the site in Inverness.

Police previously closed an investigation into a ‘non-recent sexual assault’.

Hundreds of people have gathered outside hotels housing asylum seekers in recent months.

The SNP Westminster leader has urged Scots to back his party at next year’s election.

But the Scottish First Minster said he will instead use the £155 million to further act to reduce child poverty in Scotland.

The Chancellor was told Aberdeen was ‘not going down without a fight’.

Energy Secretary Ed Miliband said it is a ‘world-leading’ plan

Rachel Reeves is expected to introduce tax hikes in her announcement.

Martin Gilbert and Sir Ian Wood led two of the biggest firms in Aberdeen.

The Deputy First Minister is to step down as an MSP in May, citing time pressures with having a young family.

The UK Covid-19 Inquiry released its second report on Thursday.

The UK Covid-19 Inquiry also found the devolved administrations to be too reliant on the UK Government.

The former first minister and a small group of ministers and advisers met and made decisions outside the Cabinet.

Scotland will head to North America next summer for their first World Cup since 1998.

More than 400 jobs have been put at risk following the announcement a plant in Fife is due to close in February.

The Fife Ethylene Plant at Mossmorran is expected to shut in February.

ExxonMobil announced the site would close on Tuesday.

The Chancellor is due to deliver her budget later this month.