Nicola Sturgeon delivered her last parliamentary address during a children's bill debate, offering platitudes while her record reveals significant failures on NHS targets, education, and independence.
The Scottish Government has appointed senior public figures to a group tasked with proposing a permanent memorial for Queen Elizabeth II, with funding provided by the UK Government.
The Irish government's Basic Income for the Arts initiative provides €325 weekly to 2,000 artists, improving their wellbeing and recouping costs, as musicians and writers share their experiences.
A Holyrood committee recommends exploring a hybrid BBC funding model with taxpayer contributions, alongside calls for more Scottish editorial control and clearer devolution reporting.
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MSPs have approved new laws requiring healthcare professionals for procedures like Brazilian butt lifts and banning them for under-18s, alongside a housebuilding tax for cladding repairs.
MSPs voted 69-57 against Liam McArthur's assisted dying legislation after a sober debate that raised concerns about coercion, medical ethics, and protections for vulnerable groups.
The Scottish Parliament has voted against legislation that would have legalised assisted suicide for terminally ill patients, following warnings from disability advocates about coercion risks and societal devaluation of disabled lives.
MSPs are voting on a bill to outlaw greyhound racing in Scotland, which would close the last track in Fife. This comes just a day after Wales approved a similar ban, marking a significant shift in UK animal welfare policy.
Legislation to legalise assisted dying in Scotland has been defeated at Holyrood, with MSPs voting 69 against to 57 in favour. This marks the third failed attempt to pass such a bill in Scotland.
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Campaigners vow to continue fight after Scottish Parliament rejects assisted dying legislation, with supporters citing overwhelming public backing and personal tragedies.
MSPs have voted 69 to 57 to reject a bill legalising assisted dying in Scotland, following a heated debate and last-minute amendments aimed at addressing concerns over safeguards and coercion.
MSPs have voted down controversial legislation that would have legalised assisted dying for terminally ill adults in Scotland, with opponents hailing it as a victory for vulnerable people.
MSPs have voted against legalising assisted dying in Scotland, with 69 rejecting the bill and 57 supporting it. This marks the third time such legislation has been defeated at Holyrood.
MSPs have defeated a controversial Bill that would have legalised assisted dying for terminally ill adults in Scotland, marking a significant moment in UK healthcare policy.
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MSPs prepare for a final vote on legislation to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults in Scotland, with intense debate over safeguards and ethical implications.
Liam McArthur urges fellow MSPs to support his assisted dying legislation as it faces a crucial final vote at Holyrood, while opponents warn of risks to vulnerable groups.
Liam McArthur urges fellow MSPs to back his assisted dying bill in a crucial Holyrood vote, calling it 'long overdue' while opponents warn of risks to vulnerable groups.
MSPs prepare for a decisive vote on Liam McArthur's Assisted Dying Bill, with supporters and opponents making final appeals. The legislation, amended 175 times, would allow terminally ill Scots to request help ending their lives under strict safeguards.
Finance Minister John O'Dowd calls for meaningful government intervention to support Northern Ireland households facing energy price spikes due to Middle East conflict.
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The Scottish Parliament prepares for a crucial vote on Liam McArthur's Assisted Dying Bill, with critics warning of catastrophic consequences similar to Canada's euthanasia system.
First Minister John Swinney warns that hundreds of last-minute amendments have failed to make Scotland's assisted suicide legislation safe or appropriate, as MSPs prepare for a knife-edge conscience vote on Tuesday.
Documents reveal Queensland arts minister John-Paul Langbroek intervened to name a new theatre Glasshouse, overriding board preference for Aboriginal poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal.
First Minister John Swinney will tell the SNP conference that Scotland can build a brighter future away from Westminster's 'broken' economic model, citing higher living standards in independent nations.
Ireland's basic income for artists pilot, paying €325 weekly, is now permanent but restricted to thousands, not all artists, raising concerns over inequality and precarity in the creative sector.
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First Minister John Swinney faces tough questioning from Conservative leader Russell Findlay over delayed financial aid for Glasgow fire victims and controversial business rates increases affecting local enterprises.
First Minister John Swinney asserts the SNP is gaining public trust ahead of its final pre-election conference, citing polling leads and policy alignment with Scottish priorities.
Dan Fox reflects on learning Welsh to connect with his family's heritage, exploring the language's history, resilience, and personal significance in modern Wales.
Cross-party MSPs warn Holyrood is taking an 'unprecedented risk' by backing an assisted suicide law with 'gaping holes' that leaves key decisions to Westminster.
The Scottish Government unveils a new strategic plan for 2026-2035, including providing safer inhalation pipes to drug users and measures to increase alcohol costs, sparking criticism from opponents.
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New Scottish Government regulations reduce burial rights from perpetuity to just 25 years, with families required to pay renewal fees every decade thereafter, causing emotional and financial concerns.
