How much will the UK be hit by US tariffs and what happens next?

Nicola Sturgeon's decision to stand down as an MSP was obvious but it still has the capacity to startle, says BBC Scotland political editor Glenn Campbell.

The health secretary calls for his former aide to resign after the aide admitted indecent exposure.

The government says it cannot accept any new applications for its key green farming funding scheme.

More than 124,000 young people have had claims for adult disability benefits refused, the BBC finds.

Rachel Reeves set up the Office for Value for Money (OVfM) in October to "root out waste and inefficiency".

The Great Yarmouth MP is accused of making "verbal threats" against Reform UK's chairman.

The measure is part of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, which has been introduced to Parliament.

The government is identifying cuts to the welfare budget ahead of the Spring Statement, with the PM working to rally MPs to support the move.

The ex-SNP leader says she will not seek re-election at the 2026 Scottish Parliament election.

Some Labour MPs urge ministers to tackle the "crisis of economic inactivity", while others oppose cuts.

A group of MPs want workers to get the right to leave if they suffer a miscarriage before 24 weeks.

Canada and the EU have announced retaliatory tariffs but UK will take a "pragmatic" approach, the prime minister said.

The PM suggests ministers should take a more active role in delivering the government's priorities.

Sir Keir Starmer led European efforts to mend Trump-Zelensky relationship, UK government sources tell the BBC.

Acting net-zero secretary Gillian Martin told MSPs the legislation, drafted by the Scottish Greens, would "make people poorer."

More than 124,000 young people have had claims for adult disability benefits refused, the BBC finds.

Households near new pylons are set to get up to £250 a year off their energy bills, under government plans.

Acting net-zero secretary Gillian Martin told MSPs the legislation, drafted by the Scottish Greens, would "make people poorer."

Mike Amesbury says he "regrets" attacking Paul Fellows "every moment, every day".