More stories from around Scotland.
The prime minister has said the SNP's latest plans for an independence are a distraction tactic from the success of new work for Scottish shipyards.
Graham Simpson talks to Scotcast about becoming a Reform MSP and quitting the Scottish Conservatives.
The BBC's Glenn Campbell explains as a bill to legalise assisted dying in Scotland passes an initial vote.
Nicola Sturgeon gives her reaction to the landmark legal ruling.
Watch Lord Hodge give Supreme Court ruling
Keith Brown pays an emotional tribute to his partner Christina McKelvie MSP following her death.
The drugs and alcohol minister stepped back from her role last summer after announcing she had secondary breast cancer.
John Swinney said his party is in a 'much clearer position' after ex-SNP chief executive Peter Murrell was charged with embezzlement.
The key moments so far in the investigation into the funding and finances of the Scottish National Party.
Scotland's Education Secretary said the policy had helped widen access to higher education.
The former first minister says the time is right for her to step down as an MSP.
Former SNP MP Mhairi Black discusses her time at Westminster in a new BBC documentary.
The prime minister has dismissed calls from the SNP to scrap an unprecedented second state visit for Donald Trump.
John Swinney said it was time to "draw a line in the sand" against "a politics of fear".
Anas Sarwar told the Scottish Labour conference he would end the growing bureaucracy in the NHS.
The first minister says the idea of the US taking over Gaza and Palestinians being resettled is "unacceptable and dangerous".
John Swinney says he will capitalise on Donald Trump's Scottish connection in an attempt to avoid tariffs being applied on imports to the US.
Yousaf said Musk "seems to highlight cases that involve only people of colour or Muslims".
BBC Scotland political correspondent sums up the state of play as the Scottish government's Budget looks set to pass.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar says the prime minister was wrong not to compensate women affected by the UK government's failure to adequately warn them about changes to the state pension.
