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Scottish independence supporters have travelled to Stirling for the All Under One Banner indy march on Saturday 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 📸 Colin Mearns

First Minister John Swinney drew applause from the Question Time audience when outlining why he believes in Scotland's right to hold indyref2 👏

Douglas Ross told off at FMQs

NEW: Douglas Ross smirks as he is told off by the Presiding Officer at FMQs amid a heated clash with John Swinney on the issuing of oil and gas licences.

Richard Murphy's economics interviews: Neale Hanvey

Professor Richard Murphy interviews Alba's Neale Hanvey as part of his pre-election sit-downs with the SNP, Greens and Alba.

Henry Newman says Scotland is not a 'country' on BBC Politics Live

Scotland is not a 'country but a region of the UK', a top Tory adviser has told the BBC's Politics Live 👀 Ash Sarkar's reaction to the comment was priceless ⬇️

Richard Murphy's economics interviews: The Greens' Ross Greer

Richard Murphy sits down with Ross Greer to discuss the economic challenges facing Scotland as part of the Union, and what the party would do in an independent Scotland.

🚨Tomorrow's front page is a unique artwork dedicated to refugees in Scotland, designed by our friends at Refugee Festival Scotland. See how artists Huss and Malini Chakraborty found the experience here. Pick up a copy and show Scotland supports refugees.

Richard Murphy's economics interviews: The SNP's Drew Hendry

In the first in a series of economics interviews with pro-independence parties, Richard Murphy interviews Drew Hendry about the state of the UK economy and how the SNP would treat an independent Scotland's finances.

John Swinney in tribute to Scotland team ahead of Euros

'It's great to see Scotland back in Europe where we rightly belong,' says John Swinney as the Euros kick off. Watch his tribute to the Scotland team ahead of Euros 2024 kicking off ⚽

Sky News was not expecting these priceless reactions when it asked Scots for their views on the General Election live on TV 😆👏

Can the Tories' manifesto launch change the narrative?

The Tories have launched their General Election manifesto just one day after their Scottish leader announced he would resign. As Rishi Sunak continues to fight fires over his decision to ditch a major D-Day event, can the party change the narrative? Our reporters Steph Brawn and Hamish Morrison discuss all the latest developments

🎥 We asked Douglas Ross about giving his constituents his 'full attention' and why he isn't quitting as an MSP straight away...

Could the General Election be going any worse for the Tories?

As Douglas Ross announces his resignation, and Rishi Sunak fights his own battles after ditching a D-Day memorial, we look ahead to what the next week of the General Election campaign could bring

🗣️"That would be a novelty" Stephen Flynn gets laughs from the audience as he mocks Nigel Farage and a big applause for his unashamedly pro-migration position

Who are Glasgow North residents voting for?

Who are the residents of Glasgow North thinking of voting for in the General Election? As part of our deep dive series into some of Scotland's key battleground seats, we took to the streets to find out 👇

Alex Salmond hits out at media excluding Alba from General Election coverage

🗣️'Unlike Keir Starmer, I'll actually mention the word Scotland' Alex Salmond responds after the Labour leader fails to accept an invitation to a General Election interview on the BBC - and hits out at broadcasters for excluding his party ⬇️

🎥 We asked Taylor Swift fans how they're feeling ahead of tonight's big gig...

LIVE: We’re outside Murrayfield Stadium on the first day of Taylor Swift’s three-night concert run in Edinburgh.

🗣️ 'I think there's the air of hypocrisy in terms of the figures Jackie Baillie has come to this chamber with' Watch as Kate Forbes tears into Jackie Baillie as she hit out at '17 years of SNP incompetence'

🗣️ 'There's some great big questions for him on a day that he betrays a Conservative candidate in the north east' Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes takes aim at Douglas Ross after he U-turned on his pledge not to run to be an MP