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The SNP first minister’s decision to scrap a power sharing pact has prompted a no confidence vote
Greens to back opposition motion against first minister following breakdown of power-sharing deal with SNP
Environmental party reconsiders its future in government after climate targets are ditched
Peter Murrell arrested and released in latest development relating to investigation into party fundraising
Decision to drop pledge to cut emissions by 75% by end of the decade labelled an ‘abject humiliation’ for SNP-Green coalition
‘Substantial increase’ in reports since contentious law challenged by JK Rowling was enacted on April 1
Author and gender-critical campaigner calls Scottish first minister ‘bumbling and illiberal’ over criticism of online posts
‘No further action’ to be taken after author of ‘Harry Potter’ series described several transgender women as men
Intensity of feeling over plight of enclave could affect outcome in marginal seats come general election
Legislation would give ministers power to intervene in sale of large estates
SNP will seize on Budget opportunity to brand Conservatives as a false friend to Scotland’s oil and gas industry
SNP strategists say move threatens Conservative seats in north-east of Scotland where many fear loss of jobs
His campaign centred on Gaza, a welcome sign for the SNP, which may seek to exploit its difference from Labour’s stance to gain support
Opposition party wants fresh motion on ceasefire while some MPs still looking to oust Speaker
After Gaza ceasefire debate, Lindsay Hoyle is under fire but his post is not yet threatened
Tories and SNP walk out after accusing Speaker of siding with Labour on selection of ceasefire amendment
Labour’s tactics for crunch vote will hardly defuse SNP’s attacks and risks repelling wings of its voter base
Party states new position ahead of Wednesday parliament vote on SNP motion
Opposition hopes disillusionment with governing SNP could help it win majority in UK general election
MSP had been facing parliamentary inquiry into use of work tablet on family holiday
Former first minister admits deleting WhatsApp messages at Covid inquiry but rejects secrecy claims
Scotland’s first minister’s testimony raises fresh concerns over transparency around official communication during pandemic
Humza Yousaf cannot offer a convincing route to the independence his party demands
Labour says Michael Matheson’s position is untenable after admitting his children used his iPad while on holiday
More than 50 Labour MPs defy their party leader to call for a ceasefire in Gaza
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