Nicola Sturgeon a charlatan? Scottish politicians are getting personal
Trading witty barbs is a beloved tradition in the political chamber, but to hurl brutal insults outside of such a theatre is a shame

Trading witty barbs is a beloved tradition in the political chamber, but to hurl brutal insults outside of such a theatre is a shame
Scottish Tory leader continues to show Holyrood he is very different proposition to previous incumbents
One policy hangs like a dark cloud over almost everything the SNP tries to do
First Minister’s political record and separatist credentials are still more impressive than Alba’s
The past few days have seen an incredible bout of animosity spring up
Scottish Tories seemed to be only ones anyone interested in the plight of those badly affected by the Chancellor’s actions
UK Government’s patience with Holyrood is wearing thin – particularly over state of the NHS
After taking over the running of the football side of the club, the business tycoon’s stock among the fans is not exactly rising
Bizarre support for Catherine Calderwood’s behaviour backs up a hopelessly warped view of society
Survey finds only one in 10 executives thinks the party understand what is required to help make companies more successful
The Scottish Government has fixated on gender identity and the constitution, while letting education and health slide
Women with unhappy memories of Scotland’s former Nationalist first minister are likely to soon be coming forward
The former first minister commanded centre stage for Scotland’s separatists; he was Mr Independence
His closest ambition faltered due to his greatest weakness: an overweening ego that always believed his way was the only way
His call on SNP to axe derided care service ambitions merely joins a chorus of opposition that continues to bring Swinney out into a sweat
There was one clear winner amid the jostling for Conservative leader at the party conference