Politics

Nessie invoked in a bid to discredit US Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden but swipe is already backfiring

Maree Todd has warned of a threat to the agriculture and food sector following the Westminster government’s proposals for a UK internal market.

Pupils whose exam results were downgraded are to receive new grades based solely on teacher estimates after a dramatic U-turn today by John Swinney.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has admitted the Scottish Government got it wrong over exams.

An Evanton woman has been chosen to stand as the Lib Dems candidate for Caithness, Sutherland, and Ross at the Scottish elections in May next year.

North MP Jamie Stone is willing to put politics aside and work with Michael Gove who he praised for agreeing to take up the cause of Wick airport.

Highlands and Islands Labour MSP David Stewart has been told that state aid to protect Wick air services could take up to a year to put in place.

This column is by Jamie Stone MP.

Strathspey and Badenoch MP welcomes aid to help achieve local goals and aspirations

Caithness, Sutherland and Ross could face a hospitality unemployment crisis if SNP ministers do not step up the fight for jobs as restaurants re-open.

Drew Hendry sounded a warning after defence was made of chlorinated chicken and UK government dismissed SNP concerns

A Helmsdale father has spoken of his pride in his daughter, who has been instrumental in achieving a “milestone” change in domestic abuse legislation.

FORMER Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael has called for Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) to be scrapped.

JOBS scheme for 16-24-year-olds welcomed.

Scotland will move into phase three of the route out of lockdown in what Nicola Sturgeon called “the highest-risk changes we have made so far”.

Jamie Stone has accused the Chancellor of "not listening" after he failed to offer financial support to those excluded from UK government help.

The UK Government's proposed new immigration system could halve the number of people coming to Scotland, risking labour shortages in key sectors.

Fears Westminster could 'undermine' devolution

'Time is running out and they need to get on with it'

Jamie Stone says he remains unconvinced that the UK government will stand firm in blocking "inferior products" such as American chlorinated chicken.