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UK
‘Deep sadness’ in Scotland following death of Pope Francis
Faith leaders and politicians paid tribute to the Pope following his death on Easter Monday.
By
Katrine Bussey
21 Apr 2025
Politics
Labour MP calls for ministers to act over Grangemouth as well as at Scunthorpe
Brian Leishman said there are ‘striking similarities’ between Scunthorpe, where the steel plant faces closure, and the refinery at Grangemouth.
By
Katrine Bussey
12 Apr 2025
Politics
Former principal to lead expert taskforce set up to help Dundee University
Sir Alan Langlands will head a strategic advisory taskforce set up by the Scottish Government to help the cash-strapped university.
By
Katrine Bussey
8 Apr 2025
Politics
John Swinney says his summit to counter populism ‘above party politics’
The Scottish First Minister will chair a summit later this month as part of efforts to counter what he sees as the rising threat of populism.
By
Katrine Bussey
7 Apr 2025
Politics
Swinney demands ‘big and bold response’ from UK Government to Trump’s tariffs
The Scottish First Minister called on the UK Government to change its fiscal rules and reverse the recent rise in employer national insurance charges.
By
Katrine Bussey
7 Apr 2025
Business News
Swinney to ‘strengthen’ Scotland-US links despite impact of tariffs
The Scottish First Minister stressed the relationship between Scotland and the United States has been ‘forged over many years’.
By
Katrine Bussey
7 Apr 2025
Business News
Second union at Edinburgh University ballots staff over proposed cuts
Unison has started a consultative ballot of 600 staff, while the University and College Union is carrying out a formal strike ballot of its members.
By
Katrine Bussey
7 Apr 2025
Politics
Lib Dem leader Davey condemns ‘populist playbook’ of Reform and SNP
Sir Ed Davey also welcomed his party’s newest MSP after Jamie Greene joined them the day after quitting the Scottish Tories.
By
Katrine Bussey
4 Apr 2025
Crime
Eljamel inquiry chairman will ‘listen to those whose voices have not been heard’
Lord Weir is chairing a public inquiry into former Dundee-based neurosurgeon Sam Eljamel who left dozens of patients with life-changing injuries.
By
Katrine Bussey
3 Apr 2025
Business News
Trump’s tariffs not good news for Scotland – and whole world, says Swinney
The First Minister spoke out after President Donald Trump announced tariffs of at least 10% would be applied on exports from the UK to the US.
By
Katrine Bussey
3 Apr 2025
Business News
Forbes calls on UK ministers to strike trade deal with US after Trump tariffs
The Scottish Deputy First Minister said the UK Government should ‘recognise the potential opportunities of a trade agreement with the US’.
By
Katrine Bussey
3 Apr 2025
Politics
Emotional Sturgeon hails ‘absolutely incredible friend’ Christina McKelvie
Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon shared her recollections of Ms McKelvie, who died last week.
By
Katrine Bussey
2 Apr 2025
Politics
Keith Brown pays emotional tribute to partner Christina McKelvie at Holyrood
The SNP depute leader spoke about how Ms McKelvie was ‘surrounded by love’ during her final days in hospital.
By
Katrine Bussey
2 Apr 2025
Politics
Education Secretary ‘surprised’ by Dundee University staff job loss total
Interim principal at the University Professor Shane O’Neill confirmed that 700 staff members could lose their jobs at the crisis-hit institution.
By
Katrine Bussey
2 Apr 2025
Business News
Governments urged to make North Sea future a ‘national mission’
The North Sea transition taskforce called for action from both the UK and Scottish governments to help the sector with a ‘just transition’.
By
Katrine Bussey
30 Mar 2025
UK
Union demands ‘fair pay offer’ after council workers signal strike action
The union said more than 92% of its members in local government in Scotland supported walkouts in a consultative ballot.
By
Katrine Bussey
28 Mar 2025
Crime
Constance vows ‘lasting change’ after suicides at Polmont YOI
The Scottish Justice Secretary said she expects work to be ‘delivered at pace’ after the separate deaths in 2018 of Katie Allan and William Brown.
By
Katrine Bussey
27 Mar 2025
Politics
Holyrood block grant to be cut as a result of Reeves’s welfare changes – Robison
The Scottish Finance Secretary addressed MSPs after the Chancellor’s spring statement on Wednesday.
By
Katrine Bussey
26 Mar 2025
Politics
Petition to save BBC’s River City soap attracts support of more than 10,000
The union Equity is urging BBC Scotland bosses to reverse the decision to scrap the long-running show next year.
By
Katrine Bussey
26 Mar 2025
Politics
Westminster urged to act to reduce energy bills for those in greatest need
Scottish climate action minister Alasdair Allan called for a discounted rate to be introduced with a level of discount ‘proportionate to need’.
By
Katrine Bussey
25 Mar 2025
Politics
Ex-Scottish Tory leader eyes Westminster return as he prepares to leave Holyrood
Douglas Ross has confirmed he will not stand in the 2026 Scottish Parliament election.
By
Katrine Bussey
25 Mar 2025
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