Ken Macintosh

The Queen addresses the Scottish Parliament alongside the then presiding officer Ken Macintosh.

How Queen's private and public sides differed

Nicola Sturgeon has been warned to make fewer “personal” comments in the Scottish Parliament, after she repeatedly referred to the fact that Ruth Davidson is due to take up a seat in the House of Lords during the final FMQs before the election.

Sturgeon warned not to use ‘House of Lords’ jibe against Ruth Davidson

Scottish Parliament recall was confirmed by Presiding Officer Ken Macintosh

Recall for Scottish Parliament as MSPs consider PM's Brexit deal

The 2021 Holyrood elections may be very different from usual

Nicola Sturgeon hints at all-postal vote in next year's Holyrood elections

The Scottish Parliament will hold a virtual meeting today.

MSPs given chance to question Scottish Cabinet today

MSPs will quiz ministers online instead of in the Holyrood chamber

Scottish Parliament announces first ever virtual question time for MSPs

Sir Paul Grice has been Holyrood chief executive since 1999

Holyrood's top official named new principal at QMU

Eu leaders last night. Picture: AFP/Getty Images

Brexit: Scottish Parliament won’t be recalled after extension agreed

The Queen opens the fifth session of the Scottish Parliament in 2016

Queen to address MSPs at Holyrood to mark 20th anniversary

An appeal has been put out to trace babies born on the day the Scottish Parliament was established on 1 July 1999. Picture: Kenny Smith

Search for babies born on day Scottish Parliament was established in 1999

The Scottish Parliament building, Holyrood park, Edinburgh.

Scottish Parliament rated five-star tourist attraction

Presiding Officer Ken Macintosh is keen to set an example. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Diane King: Holyrood must '˜lead the way' in harassment fight

A letter from 50 MEPs says Scotland would be 'most welcome' as a full EU member. Picture; PA

Scotland would be '˜most welcome' as full EU member, 50 MEPs say

Police presence in the main chamber at the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh.

Indyref2 debate suspended at Scottish Parliament

Media outside the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh, ahead of the second day of debate on a potential second Scottish independence referendum. Picture: PA

Scottish Parliament suspended after Westminster terror attack

The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh leave the Palace of Holyroodhouse for the first opening of the parliament in 1999. Picture: Bill Henry

Chinese dragons, Bollywood dancers to mark Holyrood's 5th session

CHINESE dragons and Bollywood-style dancers will join a 2000-strong 'Riding' procession to mark the opening of the Scottish Parliament's fifth session.

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Kezia Dugdale and Alex Rowley out campaigning in the Meadows.Picture: Toby Williams

Kezia Dugdale unveils new Scottish Labour frontbench

Jeremy Corbyn speaks at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre yesterday. Picture: Steven Scott Taylor

Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn takes message to Edinburgh

Kezia Dugdale is favourite to win. Picture: Malcolm McCurrach

Kezia Dugdale and Ken Macintosh in TV debate

Kezia Dugdale. Picture: Andrew O'Brien

Kezia Dugdale calls on new generation of Labour

Kezia Dugdale and Ken Macintosh

Labour leadership: Kezia Dugdale V Ken Macintosh

Scottish Labour leadership contender Ken Macintosh. Picture: Robert Perry

Ken Macintosh would move Labour HQ to Edinburgh

Kezia Dugdale. Picture: Toby Williams

Johann Lamont backs Kezia Dugdale for Labour leader

Scottish Labour leadership candidate Kesia Dugdale at the launch of her campaign in Portobello. Picture: Toby Williams

Labour must ‘get to the bottom’ of bullying row

New Labour leader gives key role to defeated rival

Johann Lamont announced as new Scottish Labour leader

Gilmore backs party hopeful

Edinburgh East Labour MP Sheila Gilmore has backed Ken Macintosh in Labour’s contest for a new Scottish party leader.

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Murray backs Macintosh after nominating leadership rival

Labour hopeful Macintosh ‘optimistic’ of council win

Hopefuls to make a case

Ian Swanson: Follow my leader is no longer an option for Labour

Margo MacDonald: We must distinguish right from right-on

Conference set to transfer Labour control

MSP backs Macintosh to lead Labour