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The Scottish Greens have accused the SNP of "cowardice" after they were kicked out of Government by Humza Yousaf.

Veteran nationalist MSP Fergus Ewing has warned Humza Yousaf that his support in any confidence vote comes with non-negotiable conditions.

A major waste firm has threatened to sue the ­Scottish Government for £100million over its bungled drinks recycling scheme.

A veteran MSP has been suspended by the SNP after he voted to bring down a Government Minister.

The SNP and Green coalition government could be at risk of collapse if Humza Yousaf accepted donations from controversial businessman Brian Souter.

Holyrood’s finance committee has warned Lorna Slater’s Circular Economy Bill lacks basic financial credibility in a stinging rebuke.

SNP rebel Fergus Ewing has urged Humza Yousaf to "recycle his Green ministers to the backbenches".

A Green MSP has claimed she does not use an official Scottish Government phone.

Nominations have opened for Scotland's next national park, with 10 expressions of interest already placed.

Fergus Ewing will shun the SNP conference in Aberdeen this weekend as the rebel MSP warned the party faced entering a period of "very serious decline". The Inverness MSP is currently appealing his temporary suspension from the Nationalist group of MSPs at Holyrood.

Kate Forbes has hailed Fergus Ewing as a "living legend" and said she did not want him to "stand alone" following his suspension from the SNP.

An MSP suspended by the SNP has dodged a question on whether he will defect to Alex Salmond’s Alba party.

Fergus Ewing has launched a blistering attack on the SNP after his fellow MSPs voted to temporarily suspend him from the party.

Serial SNP rebel Fergus Ewing has voted against the Scottish Government again as speculation mounts he could soon be suspended by his party.

Senior SNP figures who want veteran MSP Fergus Ewing out of the party could be thwarted over fears that it will damage the SNP vote in the by-election where his late mother won a legendary victory.

Humza Yousaf has said disciplinary proceedings against a rebel SNP MSP who voted to sack a Government Minister are ongoing.

It was "absurd" of Fergus Ewing to describe the Scottish Greens as extremists, SNP depute leader Keith Brown has said. Former Scottish Government minister Ewing had said that SNP members should be given the chance to vote again on the party’s deal with the Scottish Greens.

SNP members should be given the chance to vote again on the party’s deal with the Scottish Greens, senior MSP Fergus Ewing has said.

Green Minister Lorna Slater has been criticised for repeatedly snubbing a key trade body on her controversial deposit return scheme.

Campaigners battling to stop the controversial Oldhall West incinerator have secured a massive boost from a Holyrood politician.

The way that the Scottish Government's deposit return scheme (DRS) was set up was unlawful, a court has ruled.

A controversial new recycling initiative has been delayed for a second time.

A further delay to Scotland's long-awaited Deposit Return Scheme means more uncertainty for Falkirk Council residents.

Former First Minister Alex Salmond is calling on the SNP and Scottish Greens to help create a independence convention where each constituency would field just one pro-independence candidate at the next UK general election.

Humza Yousaf will meet Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in person for the first time since he became Scotland’s First Minister. Yousaf will meet the Prime Minister amid the looming court battle between Holyrood and Westminster after Scottish Secretary Alister Jack blocked the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill.

Five supermarket giants are now calling for the government to ditch its controversial drinks recycling scheme. Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Waitrose have told the Sunday Mail they don’t believe the deposit return scheme (DRS) can work in its current form.

Police in the Highlands have launched searches for two missing teens. Alise Driksna and Thomas Stevenson were last seen around Raigmore in Inverness at around 5am on Thursday February 16.

A family of beavers were successfully moved to Loch Lomond yesterday, marking a major milestone for the species’ return in Scotland.

Trading Standards officers in Falkirk who are leading an innovative recycling scheme have been praised in the Scottish Parliament.

An emergency response is needed to tackle nature loss and prevent the wipe out of some of Scotland’s rarest species, a Scottish Government report has warned.