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Whatever else down the centuries, at least the Scots always had their sense of humour. But now, in Humza Yousaf’s Scotland, even that seems to be under threat. For BBC Scotland has now pulled satirical cartoons of politicians from social media, following criticism from members of Yousaf’s government. The broadcaster has now announced it is

THE BBC was last night accused of caving in to nationalists after it decided to axe a satirical cartoon of a Scottish Government minister.

In her manly suit and surrounded by her grovelling Cabinet, Margaret Thatcher is dining out. How would she like her steak? Raw, please. And what about the vegetables? The P

Dualling the A9 would remove the main issues causing some of the most serious crashes on the trunk road, a road safety expert believes.

NATIONALIST politicians have reacted angrily to a light-hearted piece of political satire poking fun at Green minister Lorna Slaters heavy use of the ministerial limousine.

TRIBUTES have flooded in for the former lead singer of the Scottish rock band Runrig, Bruce Guthro.

The singer was in the band for two decades.

The programme outlines the legislation ministers plan to bring forward over the court of the coming year at Holyrood.

The intervention underlines the central role in North Sea energy as politicians struggle to win the arguments before the next election.

Mark Ruskell says the operators at Fifes Mossmorran complex must release plans.