Yousaf was facing two confidence votes in the coming days following his axing of the governing partnership with the Scottish Greens
Scotland
Angry Scottish Greens threatening to back no-confidence motion in the SNP leader after he ended governing partnership with Green Party
First minister says SNP would govern ‘on our policy terms’ after ending power-sharing arrangement with Greens
Peter Murrell was re-arrested on Thursday morning in political finance investigation
Peter Murrell was taken into custody for questioning on Thursday, a year after his first arrest
Maybe now is the time to hit pause rather than replay on a once well-respected custom of singing national anthems at sporting events
Weak central government that fails to deliver is making the nationalist case in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland stronger
The stunning Outer Hebrides are threatened by depopulation and a ferries fiasco
The former Ulster University computer science student at the centre of one of the world’s largest ‘catfishing’ investigations abused more than 60 child victims as far away as New Zealand and the US
Aberdeen’s future as the oil capital of Europe has become an election issue in Scotland
Wexford journalist previously worked for RTÉ before moving to BBC Scotland in 2018
To say too much about the plot would risk the immense reading pleasure to be found within the carefully constructed story
Iain Packer given 36-year sentence for murder of Emma Caldwell in 2005
Nationalisation of Britain’s railways back on the agenda, but a good night’s sleep is not
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