Deleted WhatsApps and iPad uproar: SNP a year after Sturgeon resignation
Humza Yousaf aims to neutralize Scottish Labour's appeals to SNP supporters by stating that Keir Starmer doesn't need Scotland to win the general election.
Yousaf sets an ambitious target of winning all six Scottish Conservative seats at the upcoming general election. [ more ]
Swinney says he will not back Matheson ban over iPad bill
First Minister John Swinney remains opposed to parliamentary ban for ex-health secretary Michael Matheson, sparking confusion within the party. [ more ]
Humza Yousaf confidence vote: What does it mean for first minister and SNP leader?
Humza Yousaf faces a no-confidence vote after ending a power-sharing deal with the Scottish Greens, uncertain of winning the vote due to potential defections. [ more ]
Row after Commons Lindsay Hoyle picks Labour Gaza motion
Commons Speaker allowed MPs to vote on a Labour motion on the Israel-Hamas conflict, potentially limiting rebellions within Labour.
Labour's amendment from Sir Keir Starmer allows MPs to support a ceasefire without backing a differently-worded ceasefire motion from the SNP. [ more ]
Commons descends into chaos over Gaza ceasefire vote
The Commons debate on a ceasefire in Gaza caused chaos after the Speaker allowed a Labour vote, angering the SNP and Conservatives.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle's decision to break with convention and allow a vote on a Labour motion for a ceasefire led to accusations of disrespect towards the SNP. [ more ]