Health Secretary Jeane Freeman accused of breaching ministerial code
Health Secretary Jeane Freeman admits a "mistake" was made in publicising "sensitive" information contained in the Scottish Government's vaccination roll-out programme.
Health Secretary Jeane Freeman admits a "mistake" was made in publicising "sensitive" information contained in the Scottish Government's vaccination roll-out programme.
Scotland's National Clinical Director, Jason Leitch, has moved to dispel baseless claims the Covid-19 vaccine could impact fertility and urged women to seek out "trusted" information sources.
For those of us from the Granite City, it is near impossible to imagine an Aberdeen without oil.
Aberdeen Labour leader Jenny Laing says Richard Leonard has made the "right decision" to stand down as Scottish Labour leader.
Splits are already emerging following the resignation of Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard.
Business leaders in the north-east have called on the Scottish Government to consider running a safe return to office working pilot in Aberdeen in a bid to prevent the "death knell" sounding for firms across the city.
NHS Grampian has prepared plans to deal with "surging numbers" as new figures show the number of people hospitalised with Covid-19 across the region has almost doubled since Christmas.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the Scottish Government was left with "no alternative" but to put mainland Scotland back into full lockdown in a bid to protect lives across the country.
The first minister will meet with her cabinet today to discuss further action to limit the spread of Covid-19 with the country locked in a "race" between the new strain and the vaccine.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will announce further measures to tackle a "rapid increase" in Covid-19 cases to parliament on Monday.
The Prime Minister has claimed referendums are "not particularly jolly events" and suggested 41 years is the "right sort of gap" between them.
The first minister will meet with her cabinet tomorrow to consider further action to limit the spread of Covid-19, with an update on the reopening of schools expected.
This Hogmanay, as we look forward to a new year, most of us will be relieved to be ringing out the old one.
The first minister has said she "cannot rule out even tighter level four restrictions" as the country grapples with a new Covid-19 variant "fast becoming" the most dominant in the country.
The First Minister has appealed to people across Scotland to bring in the new year at home with their own household in a bid to suppress the new strain of the coronavirus.
The leader of the House of Commons claims Aberdeen City Council has opted to open talks with UK Ministers about Westminster directly funding the city in a bid to avoid the "failures of the SNP".
Scotland's national clinical director, Jason Leitch, described the rise in coronavirus cases across the north-east as "worrying" - with the rate of positive cases in the city now above the national average.
The hospitality sector will take up to two years to begin its recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, an industry spokesman claims.
The controversial Hate Crime Bill must be amended further, say MSPs scrutinising the legislation.
Royal sources have countered claims a cross-border trip by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to Scotland was in breach of Covid-19 travel guidance by stating it was for "work purposes".
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says the roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccine is a "long time in coming" with the first individuals in the country set to receive their injections on Tuesday.
Scotland will become the first country in the world to introduce free universal access to period products if a landmark bill passes through Holyrood today.
The Scottish Government has "no plans" to make the Covid-19 vaccine compulsory but officials will launch an information campaign to encourage public uptake in the new year.
Ministers across the four nations of the United Kingdom support allowing "some limited additional household bubbling" over the Christmas period, the UK Government has confirmed.
The Scottish Conservatives have made a fresh attempt to compel the Scottish Government to release the legal advice it received for the judicial review on the botched investigation into allegations against Alex Salmond.
An SNP party conference proposal to transform Scottish castles into luxury hotels could lead to a tourism boost in the north-east, it has been claimed.
"Complaints and insults" posted online in response to a new Sainsbury's Christmas advert featuring a black family shows the country still has far to go in tackling racism, MSPs have been told.
Polls may have predicted a landslide for Democrat hopeful Joe Biden but the reality was far from clear-cut with America left waiting tentatively to learn who will occupy the Oval Office.
The path to power for either Joe Biden or Donald Trump rests in achieving success in individual states and reaching the all-important 270 electoral college votes.
A care home industry chief has accused others of putting "more weight" on a new report on positive Covid-19 cases transferred from hospitals to care homes than it "ever intended to deliver".