ITV Border's Political editor, Peter MacMahon looks back on ten years since the Scottish independence referendum

Unsettled will: 10 years on from the referendum, where now for independence

The prime minister said the Scottish Government is failing to be honest about the situation.

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Reflecting on the Scottish National Party's general election result, MSP Christine Grahame says the party took their "eye off the ball".

SNP reflect on their general election results as conference gets underway

The SNP Westminster leader said the new UK Government must not delay action.

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The SNP's decade of dominance in Scottish politics may soon come to an end. So who will rise up and take its place?

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First Minister and SNP Leader John Swinney said "people are desperate to get rid of the Tories" and acknowledged people are "considering voting Labour".

SNP Manifesto: Key takeaways

The SNP Westminster leader said people need to stand up to the "far-right" in an interview with ITV News where he answered questions from social media users.

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While the SNP manifesto has yet to be published, John Swinney said that on page one, line one, there will be information about Scottish independence.

John Swinney: SNP is open to negotiate for more power for Scotland

Stephen Flynn told ITV News' Scotland Correspondent Peter Smith that an SNP majority in Scotland would mean another independence vote within five years.

Stephen Flynn says SNP majority in Scotland will mean independence referendum

The First Minister has called upon voters to “vote for a future made in Scotland, for Scotland”.

Swinney launches SNP campaign with attack on Tories 'destructive' years

MSPs have voted to suspend former Health Secretary Michael Matheson for 27 days and strip him of his salary for 54 days over an £11,000 iPad roaming bill.

MSPs suspend former Scottish Health Secretary over £11,000 iPad bill

John Swinney was in Dumfries as the first full week of campaigning got underway.

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The Liberal Democrats have been in fourth position since 2015.

Lib Dems V SNP: General Election race for third starts in Scotland

Michael Matheson tried to have the bill, racked up through personal use on holiday, paid for on expenses and office costs.

SNP minister suspended over £11,000 iPad roaming bill but refuses to quit

John Swinney poses for a photograph with his wife Elizabeth Quigley and son Matthew, 13, after he was sworn in as First Minister of Scotland and Keeper of the Scottish Seal, at the Court of Session in Edinburgh. Picture date: Wednesday May 8, 2024.

It comes after the Perthshire North MSP was elected SNP leader unopposed following the resignation of Humza Yousaf. 

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