PM Johnson raises Salmond's RT role in Commons

Neil Gray said he is "committed" to the plan and the government is "considering all options."

The first minister had backed Democrat Kamala Harris, which Trump's Scottish business had branded "an insult".

The UK Budget needs to invest in services and infrastructure in order to bring about an end to austerity, the Scottish finance secretary says.

Patrick Harvie said the Scottish Greens had a responsibility to engage with the process in good faith.

Former SNP MSP John Mason was suspended over comments about the Israel-Gaza war

He said the Parliament's opening in 1999 reflected a "new dawn" for the country.

John Swinney was speaking in Glasgow as he launched a party leaflet about Scottish independence.

Mr Salmond said since the 2014 referendum, the "zombie parliament" at Holyrood had "done nothing".

John Swinney says his leadership of the SNP will focus on "earning the right to be heard by delivering on the public's priorities".

Mr Findlay said he was told by police that a "known criminal" was behind the intimidation.

The first minister says he hopes engagement with Westminster can improve after a "very poor" five years.

The prime minister has vowed to serve the whole of Scotland as he took part in a tour or the UK following Labour's landslide general election victory.

Labour is going to reset the devolution relationship after gaining power in Westminster, the party's Scottish leader has said.

The new prime minister said Scotland would be the first stop in a tour of the UK nations, and he would meet First Minister John Swinney.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar says people are frustrated with 17 years of the SNP at Holyrood.

General election: The story of the night in Scotland

From a series of televised debates to claims and counterclaims, polls and yet more polls, some six weeks of campaigning is almost over.

The SNP leader gives a cautious welcome to reports a Labour UK government would discuss ways to address Scotland's workforce challenges.

The leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats says he placed bets on some constituences in the general election.

Douglas Ross asks why more people are not coming to Scotland given record UK migration figures