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The first minister says he would raise human rights concerns if the Turkish president was to visit.

The first minister says he would raise human rights concerns if the Turkish president was to visit.

SNP politicians have chosen the wrong policies on which to campaign, and it's catching up with them, writes Campbell Gunn.

No party more richly deserves electoral oblivion than the SNP - and it is staring down the barrel of heavy losses at the ballot box.

The challenge from Scottish Labour Leader Anas Sarwar means a difficult 12 months ahead for the nation’s ruling party.

The National Insurance cut takes effect from today, with the government stating the average earner will save £450 a year.

Proposed legislation at Westminster would mean Lord Advocate could not head the Scottish prosecution service and be a minister at Holyrood

The party faces the prospect of another investigation after taking five years to declare loan payments totalling £15,000 from Peter Murrell

Electoral Commission could take action against Peter Murrell over the 2018 loans which totalled £15,000 but weren’t reported until last year

For more than two and a half years a team of detectives and lawyers have been working on one of Scotland’s most significant investigations, apparently from an £80 million state of the art “crime campus” outside Glasgow.