Humza Yousaf facing vote of no confidence after powersharing deal axed
The Scottish Conservatives confirmed they will lodge a vote of Humza Yousaf at Holyrood.
SNP’s powersharing deal with Greens collapses
The SNP will be forced to operate as a minority administration at Holyrood as a result.
Scottish Tories voice concern at ‘deeply disappointing’ windfall tax extension
Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross and UK Government minister Andrew Bowie both spoke out against the move, which was included in the Budget.
UK Government ‘hell-bent on new age of austerity’, MSPs warned, as Budget passed
The Scottish Government’s tax and spending plans for 2024-25 have been approved, despite the Tories, Labour and Liberal Democrats voting against them.
Yousaf demands action from PM over Tory Party ‘riddled with Islamophobia’
Humza Yousaf called on Rishi Sunak to instigate an external review of Islamophobia within the Conservative Party following MP Lee Anderson’s comments.
Starmer urged to ‘sever all ties’ with Tony Blair Institute
SNP Westminster economy spokesperson Drew Hendry issued the demand in a letter to UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.
Fujitsi urged to make £10m ‘initial contribution’ towards Horizon compensation
It would be a fraction of the £2 billion Fujitsu will take out of the Horizon IT system over the lifetime of this contract.
Yousaf urges Sunak to produce legal evidence supporting Yemen strikes
The Scottish First Minister also said the Commons should have been allowed to debate the military action before it took place.
Champagne sales in House of Lords reach highest level for five years
SNP MP Tommy Sheppard said voters would be ‘fizzing’ at the increase in sales of the drink during the cost-of-living crisis.