Supreme Court

Where Art I? Edinburgh Sketcher, 26 December 2022

Readers' letters: It’s not all been doom and gloom in 2022 By The Newsroom

Independence supporters held a rally outside the Scottish Parliament on the day the UK Supreme Court ruled that the Scottish Parliament does not have the power to hold a second independence referendum. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire.

Independence ahead for fourth poll in a row Ian Swanson

Readers' letters: Starmer and Brown light a damp squib By The Newsroom

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon holds a press conference in Edinburgh on November 23, 2022 after the Supreme Court blocked a new vote on independence.

Readers react to Supreme Court cases costs Laura Andrew

Readers' letters: Scots are being hoodwinked By The Newsroom

Keith Brown, Depute Leader of the Scottish National Party, said the UK Government was scared of a second vote.

UK Government 'scared' of indyref claims SNP Jolene Campbell

Independence supporters protest against the ruling at Holyrood

Opinion Readers' letters: Supreme Court judgement makes mockery of democracy By The Newsroom

What Scotland, and the UK, needs is a Labour government led by Keir Starmer (Picture: Stefan Rousseau/WPA pool/Getty Images)

Sorry Nicola, next election is about kicking out the Tories, not independence Ian Murray

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, leader of the SNP Party, speaks during a press conference on November 23, 2022 in Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Photo by Peter Summers/Getty Images)

'Democracy is at stake' says Nicola Sturgeon on indyref2 ruling Rachel Mackie

Scotland Supreme Court decision: Indyref2 cannot be held without Westminster approval, court finds

Scotland cannot hold indyref2 without Westminster approval Rachel Mackie

The UK’s highest court is set to deliver its judgment on whether the Scottish Parliament can legislate for a second independence referendum.

What time is indyref2 Supreme Court ruling? Gary Flockhart

Sue Webber MSP - Conservative

Rejecting indy vote will save endless chaos - Sue Webber Sue Webber

Readers' letters: Politics not law will decide Scotland's fate By The Newsroom

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon (right) appearing on the BBC1 current affairs programme, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg at the Aberdeen Art Gallery, in Aberdeen.

Nicola Sturgeon says plans for IndyRef 2 ‘ready to go’ Gary Flockhart

Prime Minister Liz Truss speaking in the House of Commons to set out her energy plan to shield households and businesses from soaring energy bills. PIC: House of Commons/PA Wire.

Liz Truss's fuel bill plan is just Robin Hood in reverse - Tommy Sheppard Tommy Sheppard

The SNP is to submit an application to intervene in the Scottish Government’s Supreme Court case on an independence referendum.

Politics SNP to apply to intervene in Supreme Court indyref2 case Rebecca McCurdy

Nicola Sturgeon has announced a date for a second Scottish independence referendum. But is it legal? (Picture: Russell Cheyne/pool/Getty Images)

The law is clear and the SNP-Green Indyref2 plan is a charade – John McLellan John McLellan

Nicola Sturgeon wants to hold a referendum on Scottish independence but it may not be legal (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Nicola Sturgeon's Indyref scheme is boxing her into a corner – John McLellan John McLellan

Nicola Sturgeon has called a referendum on Scottish independence for October 19, 2023 (Picture: David Cheskin/PA)

Why the unionists are too scared to put Scottish independence to the vote Christine Grahame

Protesters gather in the wake of the decision overturning Roe vs Wade outside the US Supreme Court on Saturday (Picture: Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)

US Supreme Court's attack on women's rights is part of a broader culture war Angus Robertson

US singer Billie Eilish performs in the headline slot on the Pyramid Stage during day three of Glastonbury Festival at Worthy Farm, Pilton on June 24, 2022 in Glastonbury, England. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)

Billie Eilish protests US abortion ruling during history-making Glastonbury set Naomi Clarke

The Green MSP Gillian Mackay has launched her private member’s bill to implement anti-abortion buffer zones outside hospitals and clinics across Scotland to “protect women from harassment”.

Anti-abortion protest buffer zones bill launches Hannah Brown

The Supreme Court has today thrown out a case which could have seen Google pay each UK iPhone owner £750 in compensation. (Pic: Getty)

A Supreme Court ruling means each UK iPhone user misses out on £750 in compensat... Matt Brooks

Uber accused of trying to avoid up to £100m owed to workers after Supreme Court ruling
(Photo: Shutterstock)

Uber accused of trying to avoid up to £100m owed to workers after Supreme Court ... Ethan Shone

Uber drivers protest outside the Uber offices in London in 2019 (Photo: Peter Summers/Getty Images)

The Supreme Court has ruled Uber drivers are workers Alex Nelson

Taxi app company Uber must now class its drivers as employees, the Supreme Court has ruled (Photo: Shutterstock)

Supreme court rules Uber drivers must be classed as workers - what this means Helen Johnson

Supreme Court rules insurers must pay £1.2bn compensation to businesses affected... Claire Schofield

Nicola Sturgeon is accused of "chopping and changing"

Politics Nicola Sturgeon criticised for 'chopping and changing' on restrictions Scott Macnab

Could Donald Trump use the Supreme Court to dispute the election result? Finlay Greig