The US-Israeli offensive against Iran saw a spike in oil prices.

The IFS said the party’s tax plans were ‘not credible’.

The First Minister urged the Prime Minister to rally European allies and push for a diplomatic solution.

It came after Nigel Farage criticised an Open Iftar in Trafalgar Square earlier this week and called for such events to be banned.

The First Minister was due to be briefed on the situation on Thursday.

Party members met on Thursday as Reform’s candidates were announced and the policy platform was launched.

The party outlined its candidates and policy platform at an event in Renfrewshire on Thursday.

The Deputy First Minister is stepping down as an MSP at May’s election.

The Bill will allow more care experienced young people to access aftercare services.

The Bill will limit who can carry out procedures.

The First Minister told the SNP conference Scotland can be a ‘voice for peace’.

The Scottish Government is working with the local council to finalise the scheme.

Fans of both clubs invaded the pitch after the end of the game at Ibrox last week, with stewards and police attacked.

SNP members will meet for the last time ahead of the election on Saturday.

The First Minister has made tackling poverty a key focus of his Government.

The Prime Minister had sent the memo to ministers in December, telling them to be ‘confident’ in spending directly in devolved nations.

Network Rail said the low level part of Glasgow Central will open on Wednesday.

The First Minister addressed MSPs for the first time since the major blaze in the city on Sunday.

The price of oil rose over 100 dollars per barrel for the first time since 2022, while the FTSE 100 Index dropped 2% soon after opening on Monday.

MSPs will sit late into the night for three days this week to consider more than 300 amendments to the legislation.