Scottish Government
Programme to tackle gender-based violence only running in third of schools
The Equally Safe at School programme has been adopted at 116 out of 361 state-funded secondary schools.
NHS maintenance backlog soars to more than £1.3bn, figures show
It was up £200 million between the end of 2022 and April this year.
I feared an SNP wipe-out in general election, says Swinney
The party was reduced from 48 seats at Westminster to just nine in July.
Top civil servant in Scotland to leave role
John Paul Marks was appointed Permanent Secretary in 2022.
I doubt I could have survived general election result – Yousaf
The former first minister has reflected on his fateful decision to end the SNP’s powersharing deal with the Scottish Greens.
Ending use of WhatsApp is ‘clear admission’ Government was wrong, claim Tories
Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes announced the Scottish Government will stop using mobile messaging applications by the spring.
Scottish Government to cease use of WhatsApp by spring, says Forbes
The Scottish Government had been criticised for its handling of informal messages from the pandemic.
Former first minister Humza Yousaf to stand down as MSP in 2026
He also defended his decision to end the SNP-Greens Bute House Agreement, which ultimately led to his resignation.
Humza Yousaf: A trailblazer in the top job who was never in control
Scotland’s former first minister had a shaky tenure in charge.
Sturgeon tells of ‘pride’ 10 years after same-sex marriage permitted in law
The former first minister said equal marriage is one of the Scottish Parliament’s top five achievements in its lifetime.