After a week of often emotive debate, the Planning Bill has now passed – what are the major consequences?

THE most amended bill in the history of the Scottish Parliament has now been passed, by 78 to 26.

Ministers failed to properly assess whether Saudi forces had violated International Humanitarian Law before signing off on the sale of weapons used in Yemen’s civil war, judges conclude

Clubber2Clubber hopes to provide resources and non-judgemental support to those experiencing mental health problems in the Scottish clubbing scene

The SNP’s foreign affairs spokesperson said: “The immediate priority must now be for all parties involved to de-escalate things.”

YouGov polling leaves Ruth Davidson isolated within the Conservative Party, as Brexit is found to be a higher priority amongst the membership than protecting the Union

Chris Stephens MP introduces a new bill in the House of Commons today that could end one of Universal Credit’s most controversial policies

The Tory leadership candidate’s three tests for a second independence referendum are clumsy, bad faith attempts at sabotage

BEWARE of Tories bearing tests.

As the Planning Bill reaches Stage 3 and Holyrood prepares for three days of debate, Andy Wightman MSP warns of “an SNP-Tory stitch up”

The trial of 12 pro-independence Catalan leaders, which came to an end on Wednesday, was criticised as unfair by Catalonia’s president Quim Torra

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed that if medical testing was required, “that is exactly what will happen”