Politics

Jamie Stone has urged Nicola Sturgeon to review her decision to place the Highlands in lockdown along with the rest of mainland Scotland.

Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross says 'these sacrifices will save lives'

As I write, we still don’t know whether we will get a Brexit deal or not.

Furlough scheme will now run until the end of April and budget will be on March 3 of next year

Edward Mountain, has urged Nicola Sturgeon to say when the rules on household visits in the Highlands will be relaxed

NEW legislation giving sex offence victims the chance to request a forensic medical exam without having to report a crime, has been hailed by an MSP.

Highland's rural voices are 'not being listened to'

THE WAY I SEE IT: Jim McGillivray calls for talks with Anders Holch Povlsen over spaceport saga

'There must be no going back to the old, failed normal after the pandemic', says Highland candidate.

Education secretary John Swinney has announced the cancellation of all Higher or Advanced Higher exams in 2021.

Councillor Margaret Davidson says the region is being left to ‘suffer the isolation’ despite a Covid rate of just 20 per 100,000

The Town Centre Fund has attracted 11 bids from Brora, Dornoch and Golspie that total almost £300,000

STONE'S THROW: North MP Jamie Stone ponders an old photograph which may hold a clue to the future

There will be no changes to the level of Covid restrictions in place in the Highlands, Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed to the Scottish Parliament.

MP Ian Blackford has apologised to a local photographer after a picture taken in Caithness caused a row and a backlash on social media

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said there is now reason for 'cautious optimism' as new cases have stabilised

Far North MP Jamie Stone discovers the pit-falls of working remotely.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson could bring his Cabinet to Inverness next year to mark the centenary of a historic summit in the Highland capital.

The veteran Liberal Democrat was speaking after the PM said devolution had been a 'disaster' for Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon admitted retaining the ban will cause 'particular hardship' in rural and island communities