Trident

Readedrs' letters: Let’s not play Trident nuclear war games

Lorna Slater is a Lothian Green MSP and Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity

Indyref2 offers chance to scrap nuclear weapons - Lorna Slater

A shopper wears a protective face mask in Edinburgh's Princes Street earlier this year

No room for optimism in confused and chaotic world - Helen Martin

The stressed and stretched NHS is in dire straits

Helen Martin: The survival of the NHS is now at stake

British Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon is expected to face MPs at the House of Commons over the Trident missile misfire. It has been claimed that the launch of an unarmed Trident Picture; Danny Lawson

Fallon refuses to divulge Trident miss details to MPs

Theresa May. Picture: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire

Theresa May informed of trident test when she became PM

An unarmed nuclear test missile fired by a British submarine off the coast of Florida in 2016, misfired and the failure was allegedly covered up ahead of a debate in Parliament. Picture; AP

PM under pressure over Trident test malfunction

Paul Nuttall is unveiled as the new leader of UKIP. Picture; SWNS

New UKIP leader called for Sturgeon '˜to be thrown in front of horse'

Jenna Watts show will draw on Faslane memories. Picture: Mihaela Bodlovic

Trident debate to take centre stage at Edinburgh Fringe

Malcolm Chisholm and his supporters celebrate taking the Leith seat from Ron Brown in the 1992 General Election. Picture: Hamish Campbell

Malcolm Chisholm stands down after 25 years in politics

Joanna Cherry. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Edinburgh South West: SNP’s Joanna Cherry takes ex-Darling seat

Professor Peter Higgs has joined a call to scrap the Trident nuclear deterrent. Pic: Jane Barlow

Professor Peter Higgs backs anti-Trident call

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon showed her skill at Minecraft. Picture: Andrew O'Brien

Nicola Sturgeon visits after-school club

The Facebook message urging SNP supporters to take pictures of Labour canvassers. Picture: contributed

‘Intimidating’ SNP Facebook message taken down

Sarah Boyack MSP. Picture: Comp

Scottish Labour row over Trident future

Neil Findlay. Picture: Jon Savage

Neil Findlay wants Scottish Labour shift to left

LABOUR leadership candidate Neil Findlay has said the party in Scotland could shift to the left of the party at Westminster and pursue radically different policies such as scrapping Trident, public ownership of the railways and ending private finance contracts in the NHS.

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Janet Fenton. Picture: Craig Stephen

Nuclear protest gran upset at not being prosecuted

John Wilson MSP, who has announced he will resign from the SNP.

John Wilson resignaton cuts SNP majority to one

Letters: Holyrood should proclaim principled stance on Trident

Martin Hannan: Bedroom tax is just pure evil

Margo MacDonald: There’s no point keeping Trident

SNP to go ahead with plan to drop vow to leave Nato

May Day march still strikes chord

Letters: Vision of independence sounds like a fantasy world

Letters: Ignore naysayers, Scotland has years of energy on tap

UK security chief ‘has no plans for independence’

Mechanic wins damages after horror accident

A MECHANIC who sued a city tour bus company for £100,000 after being blinded in one eye in a horror accident at its depot has won his fight for damages.

Alan McEwen