How MSPs are working to find out if conspiracy theories about Salmond affair are true or not

	Sep 9, 2020


	How MSPs are working to find out if conspiracy theories about Salmond affair are true or not – Murdo Fraser

	An MSPs committee is determined to establish the truth about the handling of harassment complaints against the former First Minister Alex Salmond, writes Murdo Fraser

Why Scotland needs to be concerned about the rise of Covid-19 conspiracy theories – Martyn McLaughlin

A Scottish group protesting against wearing masks and the use of vaccines is couching its hardline conspiracy theories with moderate messages and familiar slogans. That should concern all of us, writes Martyn McLaughlin

Covid-19 economic recovery supremo warns Scottish Government ‘don’t have the levers’ to invest enough to help country rebound

Benny Higgins said that the key to the Programme for Government is what gets done, rather than what is planned.

Ruth Davidson to host new radio show in London

The Scottish Tory leader in Holyrood is set to start presenting her new show for LBC this week.

TikTok suicide video prompts urgent warning to parents to protect their kids online

The disturbing footage was first streamed live on Facebook on August 31, and has now made its way to TikTok.

Hearts’ Aaron Hickey jets into Bologna to help with £100m Italian job

Teenager part of a multi-million-pound rebuild

Heather MacRae successfully defends WPGA Championship title

But coach Craig Lee is denied by Chris Maclean in Royal Dormoch Masters

Now Fiji expected to be in Scotland’s pool for autumn Test tournament

Vern Cotter poised to make BT Murrayfield return as his South Sea Islanders look set to be in same group instead of Georgia

Ross County v Celtic and Aberdeen v Kilmarnock have been given the green light to be fans’ test events

300 home supporters allowed at each game

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