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Tom Gordon

Stephen Flynn hailed the former Scottish first minister as an ‘incredibly talented politician’.

THE SNP’s Westminster leader has refused to say if the party’s politicians should back Nicola Sturgeon.

That proportion of the Scottish populace – i.e. all of it – which held its breath while it waited impatiently to see if Nicola Sturgeon would be arrested as a result of Police Scotland’s investigation into the case of the Missing Six Hundred Thousand, is once more on tenterhooks.

Allegations made by a whistleblower state that senior party figures received tens of thousands of pounds from a Scottish businessman related to a prominent nationalist politician.

There were no dramatic pictures, and it did not come as a great surprise. Yet the arrest of Nicola Sturgeon last weekend has undermined the confidence of Yes su

Labour will defeat SNP at the next election for the first time since 2010 to become Scotland’s largest party at Westminster, according to a new…

The special event, at the Caird Hall next Saturday, has been called for members to forge a consensus ahead of the party's conference in October.

NICOLA Sturgeon is to give a statement to the media outside her house this afternoon.

The former Scottish first minister spoke in the sun outside her Glasgow home a week after being grilled for seven hours by Police Scotland detectives.