Had the Scots voted for independence in September’s referendum and Scotland had become a European Union member state, the cross-border legislation would have kicked in and defined benefit schemes with ...
The Scottish Parliament is a dysfunctional and impotent husk of a project, overseen by an emasculated, technocratic government that remains in ...
Ministers in the Scottish and Welsh administrations have called for the UK Government to respect devolution when it comes to replacing EU funding. Both devolved governments published proposals for the ...
Speaking to MSPs at Holyrood on Tuesday, the First Minister reaffirmed his commitment to increasing international development ...
The Left has been gloating over the results of the by-election for the Welsh Senedd in the town of Caerphilly, won by Lindsay ...
Responding to a key finding of the Scottish Affairs Committee, the UK Government has confirmed that the Ministry of Defence (MOD) will seek to improve its knowledge and understanding of where its work ...
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Less than half of Scots trust Scottish government to do right by country, report finds
The Scottish Social Attitudes survey, published on Thursday, also found satisfaction with the NHS has fallen to 22%.
Reid surveying the newly completed Scottish Parliament debating chamber in 2004: a convert from Labour, he was never insular in his nationalism - James Fraser Sir George Reid, who has died aged 86, ...
Scottish Green co-leader Ross Greer said the election would be ‘dirtiest and the most difficult’ since the Scottish ...
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Scottish Labour MPs used to feel 'threatened by devolution', says ex-Better Together chief
Previous Scottish Labour MPs "felt threatened by devolution", the leader of the No campaign during the 2014 independence referendum has said. Former Better Together chief Blair McDougall said that ...
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CAERNARFON/YORK (Reuters) - Scotland's chance to vote for independence has lit hopes in other regions of Britain that a reworking of political ties might boost their chances of self-rule too.
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