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The First Ministers of Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are scheduled to meet in Cardiff. Leaders from Plaid Cymru, SNP, and Sinn Féin will discuss strateg

Former Conservative education secretary Michael Gove has urged the SNP to set aside party politics and learn from English schools. Gove stated that his offer to

Michael Gove has offered to assist SNP ministers in improving Scottish schools by sharing lessons learned from England's education system.

Michael Gove has offered to assist SNP ministers in learning from English education reforms, following the release of the latest Pisa international education st

Court action regarding the proceeds of crime against former SNP chief Peter Murrell, who embezzled £400,000 from the party, has been delayed.

A hearing to determine the confiscation of funds embezzled by Peter Murrell from the SNP has been postponed until December.

Concerns are rising that the SNP's plans to cut NHS health boards may be poorly conceived, potentially leading to a fiasco similar to the National Care Service.

The SNP claims that an independent Scotland rejoining the EU could make Scots £3,000 a year richer, citing the economic costs of Brexit as evidence for potentia

The article suggests that Andy Burnham's naivety in national politics, despite his knowledge of bus services, has inadvertently allowed the SNP to create consti

The Scottish Veterans Commissioner has expressed disappointment over the "limited" progress made by the Scottish Government in supporting veterans.

The article argues that the SNP must address serious warnings regarding violence, sex, and the rule of law in Scotland, emphasizing the need for early enforceme

The SNP is calling for UK oil funds to be ringfenced for Scotland's renewable energy sector to combat job losses, with an Aberdeen MSP urging Prime Minister And

A year after an official apology, SNP members are being urged to consider further action, including compensation, for the Gypsy Traveller 'Tinker Experiment' to

Senior doctors in Scotland are set to be balloted for strike action, with BMA Scotland stating that the SNP government is taking consultants for granted.

Scottish judges, the Senators of the College of Justice, have issued a rare warning against a key component of the Scottish government's plan to reduce the pris

The SNP is facing criticism from opposition parties for being in 'denial' regarding Scotland's education performance following the latest PISA results, despite

MPs have launched an inquiry into party funding following Peter Murrell's alleged embezzlement from the SNP. The Scottish Affairs Committee will also investigat

John Swinney admitted the SNP's integration of health and social care services has failed, prompting discussions for reform, potentially leading to social care

Michael Marra has called for Labour and the SNP to collaborate on a £20 million defence skills boost, urging the Scottish Government to match the £10 million of

Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth stated that Nicola Sturgeon remains an asset, not an embarrassment, and dismissed claims that there would not be a female SN

William Deans argues that the SNP's offer to put Nigel Farage in power reveals the true nature of nationalism, despite SNP Westminster leader Dave Doogan's atte

Labour's Ruth Elliott and the Greens' Lorenzo Martinico won the two Edinburgh council by-elections, taking seats previously held by the SNP.

Malcolm Offord, the Reform UK Scottish leader, stated that the SNP and Greens would need to secure 2 million votes to trigger another Scottish independence refe

First Minister John Swinney is facing pressure regarding SNP bail changes following the deaths of women killed by ex-partners who were out on bail.