The Brexit process has exacerbated many of the disunities within the UK’s territorial constitution. Division rules at Westminster, Stormont remains deadlocked, and the Scottish National Party is poised to call for a second independence referendum, writes Gareth Evans.

Scotland’s large budget deficit shrank in the last financial year to its lowest since 2012 but remained far larger in percentage terms than that of the UK as a whole, Scottish government data showed.

Scotland's First Minister has called for a "serious and in-depth investigation" into claims the officially designated Brexit campaign "cheated" during the European Union referendum.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said it is "very likely" the Scottish Parliament will not give consent to the EU Withdrawal Bill following Westminster's latest offer.

Nicola Sturgeon has pledged to make the case for keeping the UK in Europe’s single market "more loudly than before" as the Scottish Government published new research showing that could save every Scot £1,600 a year compared to a hard Brexit.

The European Union has expressed "surprise" at David Davis’s complaints about its planning for a "no deal" Brexit given the scenario was first put forward by British Prime Minister Theresa May.

The Scottish Government is demanding "basic answers" on Brexit ahead of the latest meeting of devolved ministers.

Scotland will become the first country in the world to introduce minimum unit pricing for alcohol.

The First Minister of Scotland has said that trade links between Scotland and Ireland have "unlimited potential for future development".

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has ruled out any post-election coalition with the Scottish National Party.

Nicola Sturgeon spoke of her excitement before meeting "trailblazer" Hillary Clinton at a women's event in New York, adding: "I've got to be careful I don't act like a fangirl."

It goes to show that when dealing with politicians, of both genders, it makes sense to take your eye off their legs and keep it on the ball, writes Clodagh Finn.

A letter from Nicola Sturgeon formally requesting transfer of powers to hold a second Scottish independence referendum has been delivered to Downing Street.

The majority of Scots think the Scottish Parliament should have the right to decide if there should be a second independence referendum, a new poll has found.

The Scottish Parliament has backed Nicola Sturgeon’s call for the powers to hold a second independence referendum.

Theresa May has more chance of getting a bad deal or no deal than one as good as the single market in Brexit negotiations, Scotland's First Minister has warned.

Obviously no-one can agree on anything.

Scotland is standing at a Brexit "crossroads" with a second independence referendum potentially offering "the only way" for its voice to be heard, Nicola Sturgeon has said.

Nicola Sturgeon has insisted she is not bluffing about the prospect of a second Scottish independence referendum as she accused Theresa May of having an "unacceptable" approach to Brexit.

UK prime minister Theresa May will “move heaven and earth” to trigger Article 50 and start its divorce talks with the EU by the end of March, but there is no disguising that London is badly prepared for the looming negotiations, Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon told a business gathering in Dublin.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said that there is a "special and unbreakable" bond between Ireland and her country.

Nicola Sturgeon will meet politicians and business leaders in Dublin later this month in an effort to strengthen Scotland's relationship with Ireland.

President Michael D Higgins has attacked the discourse of fear in the UK's Brexit debate and said he is concerned about the future of the European Union.

The First Minister has offered her “deepest condolences” to the families of four Scots killed in the Tunisian massacre following official confirmation of their deaths.

Nicola Sturgeon has said the Scottish Government will make a “strong and positive” case for the UK to remain in the EU to prevent Scotland being forced out against its will.

Nicola Sturgeon has insisted the SNP is not “changing its tune” on Scottish independence after her predecessor Alex Salmond said the party’s landslide general election victory had brought it closer.

David Cameron has warned of more borrowing and taxes if Ed Miliband does a deal with the Scottish National Party to become Prime Minister.