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The UK Government’s Rwanda plans are a “real dark day” for the country, Humza Yousaf has said.

An SNP by-election candidate has said she did not read a blog which criticised the exam results of her Labour rival’s school and was shared by her MSP boss.

Tens of thousands of Scots parents have shunned a key item in the SNP/Green Government’s Baby Box.

iOS - Android A 52-year-old and 26-year-old were targeted by a group of teenagers around 8pm, resulting in both men to be taken to hospital for treatment for their injuries.This attack is one of several in recent times.Rutherglen MSP Clare Haughey told Lanarkshire Live: “It is deeply worrying that such an attack was perpetrated on Rutherglen Main Street, especially at such a busy time when many people are about.

iOS - Android The payment will help with the costs of starting a job including travel, new clothes or childcare.Young people are among those whose job prospects have been hardest hit by this pandemic, and Ms Haughey argues that it’s proper they should be supported to ensure they are at “the heart of the economic recovery from Covid-19.”People can find out more and apply through mygov.scot or by calling 0800 182 2222.Commenting, Clare Haughey MSP told Lanarkshire Live: “Getting a new job can be

youth care charity Kibble, has supported more than 270 children and young people since it was established in 2013.

the Reformer the visit was to help the Prime Minister be “accessible” during a national emergency, and during his stop he spoke to troops setting up the centre and volunteers there.

Rutherglen ’s MSP has warned ”tough” times lie ahead, as Lanarkshire prepares to re-enter tier four restrictions on Boxing Day amid the specter of a new, significantly more transmissible strain of coronavirus.

Rutherglen constituents who think that the restrictions have not been relaxed enough, and others who feel strongly that they shouldn’t be eased at all, perhaps mindful of the risk to elderly relatives. The Scottish Government recognises that, for some, contact with friends and family is crucial during this time as isolation and loneliness can hit people especially hard over the Christmas period.

Rutherglen and Cambuslang, in Burnhill and Bankhead; Spittal; Burnside and Springhall; Fernhill and Cathkin; Whitlawburn and Greenlees; Farme Cross; Eastfield; Westburn and Newton; and Halfway, Hallside and Drumsagard, are, worryingly, far higher than the Scottish average.

local schools. Despite best intentions, a situation was created where an unacceptable number of our young people felt trapped and that education was not a route out of poverty.The Scottish Government listened to the exemplary campaigning of pupils, their parents and teachers, and are now putting it right.

Rutherglen, and presents challenges that the government does not currently have the powers to meet.

Rutherglen MSP Clare Haughey said: “Our current public health emergency has sadly caused an economic emergency that is  global in nature but also local – impacting on many people and businesses. “The financial support from the Scottish Government will benefit many firms and will help ensure that our economy is on the best possible footing when we get through this pandemic.

my constituency have made huge sacrifices over the months to obey the rules, while Boris Johnson’s most senior adviser was breaking them on multiple occasions. It is important to note that, In Scotland, the clear public health advice is to follow the guidance on travel and recreation in this phase.

A Scots MSP has told how her world fell apart after the sudden death of her 20-year-old son who tragically passed away on holiday.

Politicians have welcomed the positive impact of safety cameras across the region.

There is no doubt that these are challenging and frightening times.

Scotland's mental health minister apologised to patients "let down" by NHS Tayside.

Local businesses and public services will be devastated by controversial changes to the immigration system, according to Rutherglen’s MSP.

People with autism can make a splash – after new tailored swimming sessions were introduced in Cambuslang.