Humza Yousaf, Scottish Health Secretary may become the first Scottish First Minister with an ethnic-minority background.

Kate Forbes declared her candidacy for the leadership position and will compete with health secretary Humza Yousaf and MSP Ash Regan.

Nicola Sturgeon has made shocking announcement. Sturgeon will step down from her role.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has raised concerns over Nicola Sturgeon-led Scotland government's Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill...

After multiple attempts by the SNP MPs to forcibly expel Ian Blackford from the SNP leader position, he finally submitted his resignation i...

Ash Regan quit from the post of community safety minister on Thursday as the First Minister faced a major rebellion from her MSPs over the ...

Deputy First Minister John Swinney has defended Nicola Sturgeon in the aftermath of her statements about the Conservative Party, claiming t...

The author of the Harry Potter series uploaded a photo of herself wearing a T-shirt as protests take place against the Scottish Government'...

Chancellor of the Exchequer in the UK Kwasi Kwarteng unveiled a mini-budget last week. The Bank of England additionally issued a warning ov...

Under the new lockdown rules, which are broadly similar to those imposed during the first peak of the pandemic in spring, people can go out...

Police Scotland have yet to confirm the details and nature of the incident as a heavy police and ambulance presence remains in the city cen...

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon sent the notice to Theresa May just days after she received the backing of Scotland's devolved Parliament.

If it gets parliamentary approval, this will be the second such Scottish independence referendum after 2014, when the region had voted to r...

The ultimatum from Edinburgh will intensify the strain on May, who’s already battling to contain tensions within her own Conservative Party.

May said how the UK leaves the EU should not be seen as a series of binary choices and will amount to a "bespoke" agreement from the UK.

The new facility is expected to create up to 20 new high-skill job roles, backed by £200,000 Regional Selective Assistance funding.

A new 3 million pound fund has been set up to allow Chinese whisky connoisseurs to invest in some of Scotland's rarest drams.