The SNP was founded on April 7 1934.

The First Minister has strongly defended the legislation against claims it would hamper freedom of speech.

The policy restricts child tax and universal credits to parents for their first two children only.

Unite members at Dounreay have joined those with GMB in voting for strikes as they seek an improved offer.

While footfall fell for the sixth consecutive month in March, it was the best month for shopping traffic since November.

Healthcare Improvement Scotland previously apologised for not properly investigating concerns raised by medics.

GMB Scotland said 85% of its members voted in favour of industrial action.

The First Minister said a ‘zero tolerance’ approach to hatred is required.

Tempest Photography has said it ‘deeply regrets’ any upset caused.

Aberdeenshire Council has apologised, stating it is investigating the issue with company Tempest Photography.

It comes as JK Rowling said she would not remove social media comments which could breach hate crime laws coming into effect in April.

All 32 local authorities will now not raise council tax following assurances from the Scottish Government.

Council leader Robin Currie said he will recommend the council tax freeze is introduced.

The Harry Potter author has been embroiled in a row over claims she misgendered broadcaster India Willoughby.

The schemes were reported in Glasgow and Manchester.

The public arts body said the details of the Rein project have changed since the funding application was approved.

The SNP said Mr Ross will lead in his party in ‘name only’ if he fails to convince them to reject the extension.

The IFS warned last week both Conservatives and Labour were in a ‘conspiracy of silence’ about where the axe would fall.

The First Minister of Scotland will deliver a speech at the London School of Economics on Tuesday.