Liam Furby

It’s clear the UK government has failed to prepare properly for Brexit negotiations. That means the UK could crash out the EU with no deal at all. Here’s how a ‘no deal’ scenario would be a disaster for Scotland and the UK as a whole.

Nicola Sturgeon has delivered her 2017 conference speech. It’s a speech that sets out the next steps in delivering our progressive vision for the future – a vision that puts Scotland in the driving seat of change.

Tomorrow delegates will gather in Glasgow for 83rd annual National Conference. Over three days, the conference will set out the progress made by the SNP in government and our ambitious plans for Scotland.

Ruth Davidson will today make a speech to the Tory party conference but you’re unlikely to hear mention of these policies.

Today Paisley’s MSP George Adam will lead a debate in the Scottish Parliament backing the Paisley 2021 UK City of Culture bid and Dundee’s bid for the 2023 European Capital of Culture.

Jeremy Corbyn has closed the Labour conference in Brighton but there are some lines that didn’t make the cut. Here’s what’s missing from the Labour Leader’s speech.

New figures out today show that since the SNP came to office in 2007, Scotland has moved forward.

Today, more people are in work than ever before, our communities are safer than they’ve been for decades and more young people are going to university.

It has been less than a month since Nicola Sturgeon announced the SNP Scottish Government’s plans for the next year but a lot has already been achieved in that short time.

Here’s how we’re delivering on our plan for Scotland.

How the SNP’s new Programme for Government will deliver equality and human rights for all

Here’s what’s in the Scottish Government’s Programme for Government for 2017-18.

Let’s be clear, whatever Labour’s latest contortions, they are still committed to pulling us out of the world’s biggest free trade area.

By Spring next year 250 km of new roads will have been delivered by the SNP Scottish Government over 10 years – the result of £2.81 billion of investment.

Here’s a handy guide of where we stand – and where Labour stands – on key issues.

Today the Scottish Government published Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland – or ‘GERS’ for short – for the year 2017-18.

Tomorrow sees the publication of the annual Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland (GERS) figures for the most recent financial year.