Coronavirus: Crisis ‘lays bare the weaknesses’ of UK system, MPs conclude
Britain must urgently readopt a four-nation approach to tackling the coronavirus crisis, MPs warned as cases and deaths continued to surge.
Analysis: Boris Johnson starts reconstruction work on Labour’s ‘red wall’
Boris Johnson seemingly launched his first major infrastructure project this week, rebuilding Labour's "red wall" across the north of England.
Coronavirus: Britain on track to hit 50,000 infections a day, statistics chief warns
Britain is on track to hit 50,000 coronavirus cases a day this month, the UK’s national statistician has warned.
PMQs: Boris Johnson told to ‘stop bargaining with people’s lives’
Boris Johnson has been told to "stop bargaining with people’s lives" and agree an extension to furlough and a second national lockdown.
Analysis: Number 10 advised to break emergency glass to stop Scottish independence
Hit with yet another poll showing majority support for Scottish independence, Number 10 has been advised to break the emergency glass and slam the red button.
Tories advised to block an independent Scotland joining European Union
Senior Tories have been advised to start working on a plan to block an independent Scotland from joining the EU, in a bid to kill off support for separation from the UK.
Question Time: Douglas Ross calls out Westminster ‘disinterest’ in Scotland
Douglas Ross has called out Westminster's "disinterest" in Scotland and has urged colleagues to "work harder" for the union.
Brexit fisheries talks: All you need to know as negotiations enter extra time
Brexit talks are to rumble on into tomorrow and possibly next week, as both UK and EU negotiators attempt to find a compromise on fisheries.
Brexit end game sees negotiators clash on fishing proposals
Boris Johnson and EU leaders have clashed over post-Brexit fishing plans, as negotiations were due to enter their final day.
Margaret Ferrier: Met police will not take action against MP for Covid-19 trip
Disgraced MP Margaret Ferrier has escaped prosecution, after police concluded they could not take action as coronavirus rules governing travel came into force after her trip.
What’s the beef? Nicola Sturgeon adviser sparks row over Union flag on Scottish meat
Nicola Sturgeon's top adviser has been ridiculed after it emerged she ordered civil servants to investigate the use of the Union flag on Scotch Beef during the pandemic.
‘It was a once in a generation vote’: Downing Street dismiss independence poll
Downing Street have dismissed polling that shows a record number of Scots now support independence.
Second national Covid lockdown? Boris Johnson ‘rules nothing out’
Boris Johnson has defended his decision to break with scientific advice and implement regional rather than national lockdowns.
Scottish independence: Record number of Scots now back breakaway from UK
A record number of Scots now back a second independence referendum and support a breakaway from the UK, according to a bombshell new poll.
‘We can now start to build back’: MPs sign off on new post-Brexit fishing rules
Britain has moved a step closer to becoming an independent coastal state, after MPs voted to bring back fisheries management powers from Brussels.
‘Bitter, twisted and misleading’: Douglas Ross lays into SNP on fisheries
Douglas Ross has launched a scathing attack on the SNP's "bitter and twisted" opposition to the UK Government's post-Brexit fisheries plan.
Margaret Ferrier: MP ignores quit calls with Commons vote
Disgraced MP Margaret Ferrier has defied critics and voted in the House of Commons, despite orders from Nicola Sturgeon to resign.
Nicola Sturgeon defends decision to overrule ‘circuit breaker’ lockdown advice
Nicola Sturgeon has defended her decision to overrule top government scientists who pressed for a "circuit breaker" lockdown last month.
‘I’ve got nothing to hide here’: Nicola Sturgeon denies Alex Salmond cover-up allegations
Nicola Sturgeon has dismissed allegations that she sought to cover-up complaints against Alex Salmond, saying she has "nothing to hide".
Nicola Sturgeon calls on House of Commons to take action against disgraced SNP MP Margaret Ferrier
Nicola Sturgeon has called on the House of Commons to take action against Margaret Ferrier, after the disgraced former SNP MP said she would not resign despite the backlash over her repeated breach of coronavirus rules.
‘It’s no surprise’: Record level of no-voters switching to back independence poll finds
Almost a third of Scots who voted against independence in 2014 would now back a breakaway from the UK, according to a new poll.
Brexit: Boris Johnson calls on Emmanuel Macron to drop ‘ludicrous’ fishing demands
Boris Johnson has called on Emmanuel Macron to give ground on fisheries, warning the French president that Britain will have to walk away from Brexit talks if he will not budge.
New furlough scheme: Rishi Sunak announces package as coronavirus restrictions bite
Employees who are left unable to work due to fresh coronavirus restrictions will have their wages paid by the Treasury under a renewed furlough scheme, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced.
Scottish universities could be forced to ‘raid’ reserves to cover cost of Brexit
Scottish universities could be forced to curb higher education spending in order to plug the funding gaps left by Brexit, academic bosses have admitted.
Brexit: What deal is the UK Government going to strike on fishing?
Fisheries remains "the most difficult issue" in the Brexit trade talks, the UK's chief negotiator, David Frost, has admitted.
WATCH: Liz Truss mocked for pledging to ‘undermine’ UK farmers
Liz Truss has been left red faced after accidentally promising to "undermine" UK farmers in US trade talks.
International trade: Ministers ‘failing’ whisky industry after a year of tariffs
Trade ministers have been accused of "failing" Scotch whisky, after the industry marked a year of tariffs.
Brexit: Boris Johnson told to ‘hold firm and not trade fishing away’
Boris Johnson has been urged to "hold firm and not trade fishing away" as Brexit trade talks enter their last few days.
‘Utter disgrace’: Scottish Government could turn down free port plan
Trade minister Ivan McKee has said it is "possible" Holyrood will decline Rishi Sunak's free port offer, despite interest from councils and harbour authorities across Scotland.
Scottish Government accused of blocking Boris Johnson’s transport upgrade plan
Boris Johnson's plan to upgrade the nation's transport infrastructure has hit a roadblock in Scotland, it has been claimed.