Angus Robertson

SNP candidate Finlay McFarlane with Angus Robertson

Grassmarket Project success - Angus Robertson

Recent figures from Warm This Winter campaign show that over half (56 per cent) of people from vulnerable households are worried about being cold this winter. Picture: Adobe Stock

It’s set to be another expensive winter - Angus Robertson

President of the European council and soon to be Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk

EU would welcome Scotland - Angus Robertson

Shoppers are returning to Princes Street

Good news for Edinburgh business - Angus Robertson

The Heart of Midlothian Football Club Haymarket Memorial

Hearts plan for ‘Maroon Mile’ - Angus Robertson

A brand winning fans around the world - Angus Robertson

Suella Braverman has been replaced by former Prime Minister David Cameron as Home Secretary

Outgoing Home Secretary is perfect example of Tory intolerance and incompetence...

Humza Yousaf's parents-in-law Elizabeth and Maged El-Nakla, are home from Gaza

Ceasefire is only Gaza option - Angus Robertson

Protesters raise signs in solidarity with Palestinians in the Gaza Strip as Egyptian army officers and bodyguards escort United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to his vehicle (Image: KEROLOS SALAH/AFP via Getty Images)

Sunak and Starmer are out of touch with UK public opinion - Angus Robertson

Scottish Innovation Minister, Richard Lochhead

World-class Scotland gets AI - Angus Robertson

Germany, EU and France are key Scottish partners

Celebrating the French (and German) connection - Angus Robertson

Scottish culture secretary Angus Robertson. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Culture secretary fails to clear up confusion over arts funding pledges

Amit Chaudhuri

Warm welcome at Week Of Sound - Angus Robertson

First Minister Humza Yousaf meets children and families who benefit from services at The Yard in Edinburgh

Community organisations and charities are lifeblood of the city - Angus Robert...

First Minister Humza Yousaf meets children and their families who benefit from services at The Yard in Edinburgh as chief executive Celine Sinclair shows him the adventure play facilities offered by the centre. Picture: Andrew Barr.

£2m funding pledge for disabled children's charity

Scottish First Minister and SNP leader Humza Yousaf making his keynote speech during the party's conference in Aberdeen. Picture: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire

Humza Yousaf promises to boost arts spending by £100m within five years
First Minister Humza Yousaf suggests the move will “more than double” culture funding by 2028

Polish election cheer for Scots - Angus Robertson

The only future for Israel and Palestine is a two-state solution - Angus Roberts...

Israeli emergency responders cordon off the site of a rocket attack in the southern Israeli city of Ashdod on Monday Israel relentlessly pounded the Gaza Strip early Monday as fighting raged with Hamas around the Gaza Strip and the death toll from the war against the Palestinian militants surged above 1,100 (Photo by AHMAD GHARABLI/AFP via Getty Images)

Renewed and escalated violence a reminder that prospects for middle east settlem...

Peter Arnott's play Group Portrait in a Summer Landscape is currrently being staged at the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh. Picture: Fraser Band

‘Death knell’ fears for Scottish culture over arts funding cuts

Hundreds of cyclists from across the globe took to the streets of Edinburgh today as part of the championships. Picture: Neil Johnstone

Culture sectretary admits cycling event went £8m over budget

Driving transport improvements - Angus Robertson

Setting the record straight - Angus Robertson

The new Scottish galleries at the National Gallery in Edinburgh will open to the public on 30 September (Picture: Campbell Donaldson)

National Gallery triumph - Angus Robertson

An early representation of what the new HS2 trains could look like

Tories add to north-south chasm - Angus Robertson

Rishi Sunak visited a Land Rover plant in Warwick in July for an announcement about a new electric car battery factory (Picture: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

Sunak’s net zero U-turn is a betrayal of the national interest - Angus Robertson

The Irish Culture and Heritage Day hosted at the Grange Club in Stockbridge

Celebrating our Irish connections - Angus Robertson
Congratulations to the Irish Consulate General in Scotland for organising a fantastic Irish Culture and Heritage Day hosted at the Grange Club in Stockbridge.

Saquon Barkley of the New York Giants scores a touchdown during the fourth quarter in the game against the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium on September 17, 2023 in Glendale, Arizona

New York’s record breaking Scots - Angus Robertson

Pupils from Stenhouse Primary School, Edinburgh holding up cards showing the new estimate of the population during the launch of the first results from Scotland's Census 2022

Migration, both in and out, has long been an enriching part of our nation’s stor...

Angus Robertson, right, with Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg

Sure Scotland will rejoin EU - Angus Robertson

Volunteers search for survivors in the rubble in the village of Talat N'Yacoub, south of Marrakech on Monday. The quake killed at least 2,122 people, injured more than 2,400 others, and flattened entire villages (Picture: Fadel Senna/AFP/Getty Images)

Heart-breaking scenes in Morocco - Angus Robertson

The new National Theatre of Scotland production Dracula: Mina's Reckoning is at His Majesty's Theatre in Aberdeen until 9 September and will then tour around Scotland until 14 October. Picture: Mihaela Bodlovic

Scottish culture sector calls for an extra £104m to go into arts funding pot

Regulating short term lets balances catering to tourists and residents finding s...

Angus Robertson visits filming of The Rig at Bath Road studios in Edinburgh with Martin Compston and Emily Hampshire

The boom in the Scottish screen sector is a huge success story and will provide ...

Beyond Borders offers another festival adventure - Angus Robertson

Angus Robertson with South Australian Minister for Arts, Andrea Michaels

World’s biggest Arts festivals work better together as Adelaide and Edinburgh te...

Professor Jim Skea

Scots scientist to head UN climate science panel - Angus Robertson

Exclusive Edinburgh International Festival “stretched to breaking point” by funding cuts

Old and New Town residents will lose service

Thousands residents frustrated as provider suddenly ceases internet service

Working to ensure internet access in the capital - Angus Robertson

Tartan Day in New York City

Distinguished diplomat who promoted Scotland - Angus Robertson

UCI World Cycling Championships

Scotland gears up for cycling championships - Angus Robertson

Tens of thousands of people have already fled blazes on the island of Rhodes, with many frightened tourists scrambling to get home (Picture: Spyros Bakalis/AFP/Getty Images)

Dropping green policies may have political consequences - Angus Robertson

Humza Yousaf's administration has endured a rocky start amid speculation the crisis engulfing the SNP could lead to a breakaway party. Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

SNP are discovering the truth in the old saying, the opposition is in front of ...

New kids on the tennis block are an inspiration - Angus Robertson

Labour has zero ambition for progressive change or counter disastrous and callou...

Edinburgh's festivals have been running since 1947. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Edinburgh’s festivals demand funding rethink as economic impact is revealed

A new Scottish Government report into Brexit has been published

Only one way to end this Brexit madness - Angus Robertson

Lord Braid

Unquesitonable need for housing reform in Capital - Angus Robertson

Winnie Ewing (right), the newly-elected Scottish National Party (SNP) Member of Parliament for Hamilton is welcomed by supporters, including two highland bagpipers, as she arrives in London to take up her seat in the House of Commons in November 1967 (Picture: Terry Fincher/Daily Express/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

We will never see the likes of Madame Ecosse again - Angus Robertson

Humza Yousaf, flanked by independence minister Jamie Hepburn and Deputy First Minister Shona Robison, launches a new government paper detailing plans for a written constitution for an independent Scotland (Picture: Robert Perry/pool/Getty Images)

Written constitution would guarantee sovereignty of people after independence

Russia adds ecocide to its war crimes in Ukraine - Angus Robertson

Johnson is unwanted even by his own party - Angus Robertson

Astronaut Neil Armstrong signs the visitors' book at Edinburgh City Chambers in March 1972, watched by the then Lord Provost James McKay and his wife (Picture: Denis Straughan)

These are exciting times for Scotland’s space industry – Angus Robertson

Learning a musical instrument can have a positive impact on young people's confidence and well-being (Picture: Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images)

Every primary pupil will be able to get a year of free tuition – Angus Robertson