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The Latest Breaking News from Holyrood

'I would like to be in government': Joanna Cherry sets sights on Holyrood seat

JOANNA Cherry has said she wants to be able to stand for a seat in Holyrood.

The National (Scotland)

Joanna Cherry dismisses claims she said Greens deal should be 'ripped up'

SNP MP Joanna Cherry has dismissed claims she said the SNP’s deal with the Greens at Holyrood should be ripped up.

The National (Scotland)

SNP MP brands Alex Salmond's election goal for Alba 'simply delusional'

AN SNP MP has branded Alex Salmond's goal for the Alba party at the next Holyrood election as "simply delusional".

The National (Scotland)

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New poll shows Scots want more powers amid Westminster attacks on Holyrood

MOST Scots believe the Scottish Parliament should have more powers than it does currently, according to a new poll which shows a majority opposed to…

The National (Scotland)

Gordon Brown backed devolution of drugs powers to Holyrood, previous comments show

GORDON Brown previously supported Holyrood being given more power over drugs policy, unearthed comments have revealed.

The National (Scotland)

West Lothian Tory chief criticises 'ridiculous' council tax survey over second home payments

Questions on surcharges for empty homes and holiday homes slated by Conservative group leader as Holyrood looks to changes in council tax payments

Edinburgh Live

King Charles' Edinburgh procession greeted by 'boos from heckling protestors'

The Royal Procession made its way from Holyrood Palace at 1.50pm on Wednesday, July 5 and as the King followed, anti-monarchy protesters shouted and booed his arrival.

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West Dunbartonshire councillors slam radical plan to change Holyrood boundaries

Labour's Michelle McGinty said that proposals to split Clydebank in half and move areas of Helensburgh out of the Dumbarton constituency were 'beggars belief'.

Daily Record

Conservative MSP Brian Whittle gets new business brief at Holyrood

Mr Whittle has pledged to "speak up" for the small and medium sized businesses across Scotland.

Daily Record

Jamie Greene says he was ‘probably’ axed from Tory frontbench for GRR support

Tory MSP Jamie Greene said he was “probably” axed from the party’s front bench team at Holyrood as a result of his support for controversial…

The National (Scotland)

Brexit meant Scottish and UK Governments had 'poor' relations during pandemic, says John Swinney

The former SNP Deputy First Minister told the UK Covid Inquiry in London that relationships between Westminster and Holyrood had been harmed by the prospect of Britain leaving the EU with no deal.

Daily Record

SNP MSP David Torrance's 'best friend' crowned Holyrood Dog of the Year

SNP MSP David Torrance’s “best friend” has been crowned Holyrood’s dog of the year in the annual competition at the Scottish Parliament.

The National (Scotland)

Kirkcaldy MSP’s ‘best friend’ Buster crowned Holyrood dog of the year

The golden retriever belonging to David Torrance took first place in the annual Scottish Parliament contest.

The Independent UK

'Trailblazer' Winnie Ewing's influence on pro-Yes MSPs hailed in Holyrood

Ewing’s influence on getting women into politics, and sustaining the independence movement, was at the forefront of MSPs minds as the news broke…

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MSPs to debate independent regulator for Scottish football after fan-led review

MSPS at Holyrood will debate the merits of establishing an independent regulator for Scottish football in September following the publication of a…

Daily Record

Jackie Baillie MSP says damehood honour should be shared with community

The humbed veteran MSP is understood to be the first sitting MSP at Holyrood to either be knighted or be given a damehood.

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon makes statement at Holyrood for first time since arrest

NICOLA Sturgeon said the media would have made it impossible for her to do her job as an MSP or even go inside her own house ...

The Independent UK

Sturgeon insists she has ‘done nothing wrong’ on return to Holyrood after arrest

The former first minister is back at the Scottish Parliament for the first time since her arrest in the probe into the SNP’s finances.

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Yousaf: Sturgeon will ‘get on with the job’ on return to Holyrood after arrest

The former first minister is expected to make her first public appearance at the Scottish Parliament since she was arrested earlier this month.

The National (Scotland)

Former Labour MSP candidate quits party amid savage attack on Keir Starmer

A SCOTTISH Labour candidate in the most recent Holyrood elections has quit the party – accusing Keir Starmer of looking to “entrench many…

Daily Record

Jackie Baillie 'humbled' after being made a dame in King's first Birthday Honours list

The Scottish Labour veteran has become the first sitting MSP at Holyrood to either be knighted or given a damehood.

The Independent UK

Labour’s Scottish deputy leader ‘humbled’ by damehood

MSP Jackie Baillie is being made a dame in recognition of her political and public service.

The National (Scotland)

Behind the Headlines: Inside my week reporting at Holyrood

There was a real buzz around Holyrood this week - and it wasn’t just the Parliament’s bees causing chaos for those who hoped to enjoy some…

The National (Scotland)

Prof Rob Johns: How Nicola Sturgeon's arrest impacted on political polling

PROFESSOR of politics Rob Johns, who works with the Scottish Election Study, writes on Nicola Sturgeon's arrest and the SNP's polling fortunes ...

The Conversation

Nicola Sturgeon arrest: why SNP turmoil has a surprisingly limited effect on its polling

The Scottish National Party is in a dreadful mess. Former leader and former first minister Nicola Sturgeon had already described the events of the past few months as beyond her “worst nightmares” – and that was before she was arrested.

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