Scottish Labour in police probe over Holyrood data breach
Scottish Labour officials at Holyrood are under police investigation following serious allegations of a data protection breach involving parliamentary email accounts.
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Southampton board backs Russell Martin despite fan fury
Southampton FC's hierarchy issues a resounding vote of confidence in under-fire manager Russell Martin, backing him to turn around the club's fortunes despite a disastrous start to the Championship season and growing supporter discontent.
French PM faces crucial confidence vote amid political turmoil
French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal's government faces a critical confidence vote on 27th August 2025, with potential consequences that could reshape France's political landscape and European stability.
Scottish Government warns of bankruptcy in financial crisis
Scotland faces an unprecedented financial emergency as ministers warn of potential 'bankruptcy' without urgent UK government intervention. Discover the implications for public services and the growing constitutional clash.
Scottish Tories Demand Westminster Power Grab Over Holyrood
Scottish Conservative leader Craig Hoy demands UK government wrest control of devolved policies from Holyrood, accusing SNP-Green coalition of 'policy vandalism' and threatening Union stability.
Westminster blocks Scottish Government's international offices plan
UK ministers have rejected a Scottish Government request to open new international offices in key European cities, citing concerns over policy confusion and constitutional overreach.
Damning Report Slams Holyrood's 'Arrogant Political Elite'
A damning new report accuses the Scottish Parliament of fostering a culture of arrogance and stifling debate. Critics demand urgent reform to curb Holyrood's power and restore proper scrutiny, as the institution faces its biggest crisis of confidence sinc
Holyrood's 'Cosy Club': A Parliament Detached From Reality
A damning investigation reveals how the Scottish Parliament's insular culture, remote working, and lack of scrutiny are failing the people of Scotland. Russell Findlay's explosive analysis.
French PM Bayrou survives no-confidence vote in close call
Centrist Prime Minister François Bayrou narrowly survives a parliamentary confidence vote, securing 273 votes in favour amidst political turmoil over France's controversial education reforms.
Tributes paid to Holyrood's first Presiding Officer Sir George Reid
Tributes pour in for the visionary Scottish politician and diplomat whose career spanned Westminster, Holyrood, and international humanitarian work, remembered as a master consensus-builder.
Leaked Email Reveals Tory Plan to 'Undermine' Holyrood
A leaked email reveals a UK Government minister's plan to bypass the Scottish Parliament, igniting a major constitutional row and accusations of a 'democratic deficit'.
Scottish Parliament to debate Andrew Tate's influence on children
Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross urges Holyrood to address the 'damaging and dangerous' impact of controversial influencer Andrew Tate on young people's values and behaviour.
Holyrood Palace neighbours rage over King's estate sale
Residents near the King's official Edinburgh residence are outraged as a historic stable block is sold to a private developer, sparking fears over privacy, disruption, and the loss of community assets.
Salmond: SNP's Catastrophic Mistake Cost Dozens of Seats
Exclusive: Former First Minister Alex Salmond alleges a 'catastrophic' election strategy by the SNP leadership cost the party dearly, claiming his Alba Party's plan could have prevented significant losses.
Police Called to Holyrood as Labour Staffer Barred
Holyrood is at the centre of a major security incident after a Scottish Labour staff member was reported to Police Scotland and banned from the Scottish Parliament building.
Police Investigate Scottish Labour Over Election Expenses
Police Scotland launches a formal investigation into Scottish Labour's campaign finances for the 2021 Holyrood elections, following a complaint about potential undeclared expenses.
Swinney defiant on legal battles with Westminster
John Swinney, Scotland's Deputy First Minister, declares the Scottish Government will not back down from legal challenges against Westminster, defending Holyrood's right to legislate despite potential multi-million pound court battles.
Reform UK's Ben Habib ousted from council in no-confidence vote
Ben Habib, the deputy leader of Reform UK, has been sensationally removed from his position on Leicestershire County Council following a no-confidence motion. The political coup, led by the Conservative group, cites 'bringing the council into disrepute' t
Scotland challenges UK Supreme Court on gender ruling
The Scottish government is set to take legal action against the UK Supreme Court's decision blocking its gender recognition reforms, escalating tensions between Holyrood and Westminster.
Nicola Sturgeon Faces SNP Finance Inquiry at Holyrood
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is set to appear before MSPs to answer questions about SNP finances amid ongoing investigations into the party's funding.
BBC faces 'anti-Scottish bias' claims in Holyrood
The BBC faces backlash as MSPs claim its coverage of Scottish politics is unfairly skewed, sparking a heated debate in Holyrood over media impartiality.
Swinney: Buerk's famine report defined a generation
Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney reflected on the power of media during a Holyrood debate, citing Michael Buerk's 1984 Ethiopia famine report as a catalyst for global action.
Swinney's Live Aid-style plea in Holyrood speech
Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney delivers a passionate address in Holyrood, invoking the spirit of Live Aid to highlight urgent political challenges.
Salmond accuses Sturgeon of misleading Holyrood
Former First Minister Alex Salmond has claimed that Nicola Sturgeon misled MSPs during a Holyrood inquiry, reigniting tensions in Scottish politics.
Salmond accuses Sturgeon of misleading inquiry
Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond has claimed that Nicola Sturgeon misled a Holyrood inquiry, reigniting tensions within the SNP and Scottish politics.
Sturgeon faces scrutiny over Salmond inquiry evidence
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is under renewed pressure as MSPs examine her testimony in the Alex Salmond inquiry, raising questions about transparency and accountability.
Sturgeon returns to Holyrood amid political speculation
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon makes a notable return to the Scottish Parliament, sparking speculation about her future role in politics.
Reeves and Murray clash over Scotland's economy
Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Scottish Secretary Ian Murray engage in a fiery exchange over Scotland's economic strategy, highlighting tensions between Westminster and Holyrood.
SNP faces backlash over poor MSP attendance
The SNP government is under fire as new data reveals poor attendance among its MSPs, raising concerns about accountability and governance in Scotland.
McIlroy and Scheffler dazzle at Scottish Open
Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler delivered a masterclass in golf at the Scottish Open, with McIlroy narrowly missing out on victory in a dramatic final round. Read the full story here.
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