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.

While it was originally announced the clinic would be shuttered from January to April, the much needed local service remains closed

As Holyrood prepares to repeal OBFA, anti-sectarianism charity Nil By Mouth says Scottish football cannot be allowed to self-regulate anymore

THE SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT should consider implementing Uefa’s ‘Strict Liability’ principles on Scottish football, whether by new legislation or by withholding millions of pounds of public funding, a leading anti-sectarianism campaign has argued.

Scottish Labour MSP says SNP’s investigation into the former minister should be published and handed to police

SCOTTISH LABOUR has called on the SNP to release the findings of its investigation into former early years and childcare minister Mark McDonald in a redacted form and to hand over the details to police so that they can determine whether the matter is criminal.