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The Supreme Court judgment was legally disappointing for the Holyrood government but gives it more ammunition
Supreme Court says Scottish parliament does not have power to legislate for referendum
Starmer expected to accept Brown review proposals including banning MPs’ second jobs
SNP says London’s rejection of trial visa programme for immigrant workers proves its case
Heaton-Harris ‘very positive’ deal with Brussels can be reached early next year
Fresh vote will no longer be held before Christmas as it is unlikely to end deadlock, Britain concludes
There are no easy ways to resolve the gridlock and restore executive power in the region
Confirmation of new vote comes after deadline to form power-sharing executive passes
First minister describes Britain as being in economic decline and wants quick transition from pound with own central bank
London government’s counsel says Edinburgh parliament lacked legal authority to hold plebiscite
Closing address to SNP conference to blame ‘aggressive unionism’ for undermining devolution
Focus on Brexit and Truss’s missteps is not sufficient to win the campaign, experts argue
Thousands greet new monarch in Cardiff — alongside vocal republican minority
Nicola Sturgeon outlines programme of support for households during ‘humanitarian crisis’
Truss gains biggest cheers at Perth hustings, as both candidates deepen pro-union positions
Experts urge revamp of the Good Friday Agreement ahead of its 25th anniversary next year
N Ireland political impasse over future of Brexit deal means no budget can be passed to help with cost of living crisis
First minister claims UK’s constitutional order cannot be reformed because London can always over-rule Edinburgh
Submission to court says test of whether Holyrood could hold vote could only start after a bill is passed
Instead of tackling the cost of living crisis, Scotland’s first minister is sowing national division
Plus, Westminster’s dispute with the Welsh government over employment shows how devolution needs more nailing down
Scotland’s first minister plans to hold ‘consultative’ vote in October 2023
Jeffrey Donaldson demands ‘decisive’ changes to region’s post-Brexit trading arrangements to end stalemate
The monarchy and other British institutions have faltered but Nicola Sturgeon’s dream of ruling an independent nation is not secure either
DUP blocks election of Stormont assembly speaker over post-Brexit trade rules row
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