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Swinney accuses UK Government of ‘poor approach’ to asylum barracks announcement

Swinney accuses UK Government of ‘poor approach’ to asylum barracks announcement

Scheme to release further 1,000 prisoners early approved by committee

Scheme to release further 1,000 prisoners early approved by committee

UK minister risked ‘misleading public’ over claims Scottish water is dirtier than England’s, stats watchdog says

UK minister risked 'misleading public' with claims Scottish water is dirtier than England's

Scottish election votes won’t be counted until next day

Scottish election votes won't be counted until next day

Work on private jet tax should start ‘immediately’, campaigners tell ministers

Work on private jet tax should start ‘immediately’, campaigners tell ministers

Tories warn of legal challenges if ‘junk law’ Land Reform Bill is passed

Tories warn of legal challenges if ‘junk law’ Land Reform Bill is passed

Urgently set up taskforce to tackle grooming gangs, Ash Regan tells Government

Urgently set up taskforce to tackle grooming gangs, Ash Regan tells Government

‘Independence would protect Scotland from Farage’, Swinney to say

'Independence would protect Scotland from Farage', Swinney to say

UK Government blocked bottle return scheme to give SNP a ‘black eye’, court told

UK Government blocked bottle return scheme to give SNP a ‘black eye’, court told

John Swinney says Scots should continue to be ‘good global citizens’

John Swinney says Scots should continue to be 'good global citizens'

GP surgeries to get £531m funding to boost doctor numbers over three years

GP surgeries to get £531m funding to boost doctor numbers over three years

Almost 1,000 prisoners to be released early to ease overcrowding crisis

Almost 1,000 prisoners to be released early to ease overcrowding crisis

Council tax reform ‘won’t be complete in this decade’, says Robison

Council tax reform ‘won’t be complete in this decade’, says Robison

Early releases do not address root causes of prison overcrowding, says inspector

Early releases do not address root causes of prison overcrowding, says inspector

Homelessness groups call for ‘housing justice’ to be at heart of Holyrood elections

Homelessness groups call for 'housing justice' to be at heart of Holyrood elections

Murder and rape among 10,000 outstanding arrest warrants in Scotland

Murder and rape among 10,000 outstanding arrest warrants in Scotland

First Minister John Swinney ‘happy to meet family of Sheku Bayoh’ after inquiry chair quits

Swinney 'happy to meet Bayoh family' after inquiry chair quits

More than £1m spent on CalMac and CMAL staff working in Turkey amid construction of four new ferries

More than £1m spent on Scottish ferry staff working in Turkey

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