The Scottish First Minister laid out his three-part strategy on Friday.

The President will meet Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer during his visit.

The bus manufacturer has announced plans to potentially shutter its Scottish operations.

The UK Government has pledged a multi-billion investment on the Clyde in the coming decades.

Alexander Dennis announced it could leave Scotland, with the loss of 800 jobs.

The 48-hour walkout could cause disruption to holidaymakers.

The US President is expected to make a visit to Scotland this month.

Unite said 77% of members backed the deal while 66% of the GMB union supported it.

Energy Secretary Gillian Martin was speaking after a plan to divide the UK into regional pricing zones was rejected.

About 100 staff were threatening to walk out on the weekend of the music festival on Glasgow Green.

A visit by the US president would be a ‘significant policing operation’, the force said.

The funding will be spent on expanding Hospital at Home and putting frailty teams in every A&E department.

The First Minister was mentioned at the rap trio’s show in Glasgow on Tuesday.

The figures were obtained as part of a UK-wide survey

Ravinder Naga falsely confessed to stealing £35,000 as a result of the Horizon IT faults in a bid to save his mother from prosecution.

The Deputy Prime Minister said talks were still ongoing about potential changes to the Bill.

The funding covers the next three years.

The Scottish Secretary Ian Murray was full of praise for the industrial strategy which was revealed by Sir Keir Starmer on Monday.

The First Minister urged the international community to draw ‘back from the brink’.