Veronica Wilson spoke to John Swinney about the unsolved killing of her husband Alistair at their home in Nairn in 2004.

The Scottish First Minister said he is ’emormously grateful’ to everyone involved in safely trapping the two cats.

The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland said it had successfully captured the two creatures.

Director Hayley Valentine’s comments come amid ongoing pressure for more of the men’s team matches to be shown on free-to-air channels.

The Scottish First Minister said independence was an ‘urgent priority’.

The First Minister said the announcement Labour MSPs will abstain in Budget votes made him ‘more confident’ the proposals will pass.

Scottish First Minister John Swinney warned of the impact if Holyrood fails to approve the Scottish Government’s budget for 2025-26.

Several sightings of Marc Drostle have been reported in the Abernethy National Nature Reserve.

The final flights for Project CAELUS involved medical products being flown between Dr Gary’s Hospital in Elgin and Aberdeen.

Scott Gold was in an induced coma for five weeks after suffering a ‘significant skull fracture’ on a night out.

The former Scottish justice secretary spoke out ahead of the trial in the US next year of Libyan Abu Agila Masud – who denies three charges.

The former Scottish first minister said she is ‘getting on with life as best I can’ as a police probe into SNP finances continues.

The former first minister said equal marriage is one of the Scottish Parliament’s top five achievements in its lifetime.

The facility in Glasgow is currently undergoing final checks to the water and ventilation systems.

SSEN Transmission said an additional £9.4 billion of investment could take total spending over the five years of its plan to £31.7 billion.

The First Minister has chosen a picture by PA Media photographer Jane Barlow for his official card, which will raise money for Children First.

John Swinney said the demise of the Assad regime is welcome as its ‘brutality’ was ‘without doubt’.

First Minister John Swinney said the Prime Minister had agreed to work with the Scottish Government as it seeks to end the policy in Scotland.

Scottish First Minister John Swinney said working with the previous Tory administration ‘could not have been more awful’.

The Scottish First Minister said his Government will mitigate the policy in Scotland to help reduce child poverty.