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US president Donald Trump will not visit Scotland when he makes a three-day trip to the UK starting Monday.

Nicola Sturgeon has urged EU citizens to insist on their right to vote following reports that hundreds have been turned away from polling stations because of confusion over additional requirements to register for European elections.

Theresa's May's departure as Prime Minister makes the case for a second Scottish independence referendum more pressing, Nicola Sturgeon has said.

A French tourist visiting Britain has appealed for help to find a missing camera - which is packed with racy pictures of her.

The writing has been on the wall for Theresa May since she failed to deliver Brexit, as repeatedly promised, on March 29.

Modern-day Scots can now explore inside the grand medieval home of the Lords of the Isles for the first time, thanks to a new virtual reconstruction of the long-vanished settlement.

Scotland’s population growth has slowed and net migration decreased over the past two years, according to the latest official estimates published today.

Theresa May’s resignation after less than three years as Prime Minister was the result of her irresponsible decision to pander to the extremes of her own party, writes Ian Murray. MP.