Kenny Farquharson

The party is being slippery on North Sea oil and John Swinney needs to decide where his priorities lie

The departure of Douglas Ross gives Scotland’s Conservatives a choice: go their own way and thrive, or embrace Faragism and condemn themselves to irrelevance

For 14 years the governments north and south of the border nurtured acrimony, but a Labour victory will shift the tone and present a real challenge to the SNP

Nigel Farage took 7 per cent of the vote without even visiting Scotland — centre-right rivals ignore him at their peril

With rich history, Greek ruins and delicious food, there’s plenty to see and do in this beguiling city

SNP’s admission that it ‘hadn’t looked under bonnet properly for years’ beggars belief given the scale of the financial challenges

Former first minister deserves a big send-off, but we need to bury with him the belief that he was the victim of a conspiracy over claims of historic sexual abuse

Labour and the SNP may have to think the unthinkable and work with one another if they want to keen Reform out of power in Holyrood

The party’s Westminster leader announced his bid to sit in the Commons and Holyrood in a high-handed way that revealed much about his future ambitions

The country no longer splits into Yes and No, as voters prepare to write a new political story