The Scottish Conservatives challenged Holyrood Health Secretary Neil Gray to dismiss NHS Fife chief executive Carol Potter.

Scottish First Minister John Swinney spoke out about how independence could allow a ‘different policy approach’ on energy.

The Information Commissioner ordered the release of some evidence from an investigation into whether Nicola Sturgeon breached the ministerial code.

The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow surveyed its members for their views on Bills going through Westminster and Holyrood.

An investigation is being carried out after it emerged NHS Tayside staff destroyed logbooks linked to disgraced neurosurgeon Sam Eljamel.

The Chancellor responded to criticism from the sector and the Scottish Government following her decision to maintain the energy profits levy.

Scottish Finance Secretary Shona Robison said the Chancellor had shown an ‘astonishing level of arrogance’ with the comment.

First Minister John Swinney said money freed up by the Chancellor’s announcement would be used to help in the fight against child poverty.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar said the UK Government’s actions will lift thousands of Scottish children out of poverty.

Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes said the Scottish Government would be involved in talks today with Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander.

The Scottish First Minister’s record during and since the pandemic was criticised by Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar.

The Scottish First Minister said he has ‘no doubt’ the Prime Minister will be unable to remain in office.

Chairman Paul Greenhouse spoke out after the petrochemical firm announced plans to close the Mossmorran ethylene plant in Fife.

Scottish First Minister John Swinney said the ending of austerity was what people are ‘desperately seeking’.

Scottish Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes urged the UK Government to ‘consider what more they can do’ for workers at ExxonMobil’s Mossmorran site.

It comes after the Scottish Government was given the same high credit rating as the UK by two global agencies.

Shona Robison spoke out ahead of First Minister John Swinney announcing details of a bond scheme by the Scottish Government.

Offshore Energies UK will from November 2026 require offshore staff to weigh a maximum of 124kg.

A trustee in sequestration has been appointed to manage the former Scottish first minister’s affairs following his death in 2024.

Campaigners opposed to the Rosebank oil field, of which Equinor is a majority shareholder, are amongst those raising concerns with the Chancellor.