Scottish government to ban WhatsApp on official devices
Scottish ministers and civil servants will be banned from using mobile messaging applications such as WhatsApp on official devices from next spring. Deputy first minister Kate Forbes said on Tuesday that access to messaging apps would be removed from government devices in line with a commitment to “the highest standards of .
Nicola Sturgeon 's sister has made a bizarre demand as a police investigation into the SNP's finances continues. Gillian ...
The long-running inquiry - dubbed Operation Branchform - has been ongoing since July 2021. Former first minister Nicola ...
Most of the better-known political insults were, to the best of my recollection, not called out as “unparliamentary language” ...
Nicola Sturgeon says she knows "nothing more" about the police investigation into SNP finances. The former first minister, ...
Alex Salmond helped detectives investigating Nicola Sturgeon and her husband Peter Murrell over more than £600,000 in donations allegedly missing from SNP funds. The late former First Minister ...
ALEX Salmond helped detectives investigating ex-pal Nicola Sturgeon and her husband Peter Murrell over around £500,000 in ...
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Nicola Sturgeon ‘proud’ of same-sex marriage legalisation, a decade on: ‘It sent a powerful signal’Legislation allowing Scottish same-sex couples to marry is one of Nicola Sturgeon’s biggest achievements, the former first ...
Legislation that came into force a decade ago allowing same-sex couples in Scotland to marry is among Holyrood’s top five achievements, former first minister Nicola Sturgeon has said.
Nicola Sturgeon said she knows “nothing more” about the police investigation into SNP finances than she did when arrested just over 18 months ago. With Police Scotland’s Operation Branchform ...
Nicola Sturgeon said she knows "nothing more" about the police investigation into SNP finances than she did when arrested ...
"Consistent with the legal advice published I am satisfied that throughout ministers had a stateable case," wrote John Paul Marks.
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