The First Minister will address a group of business leaders on Thursday.

Naomi Cunningham said the Supreme Court decision on the legal definition of ‘woman’ was a ‘model of clarity and simplicity’.

Charity WildFish said Salmon Scotland, which has pledged the cash, represents the ‘very industry contributing to that crisis’.

The inquiry is examining the professional practice of disgraced neurosurgeon Sam Eljamel within NHS Tayside.

Jo Farrell also highlighted Police Scotland’s determination to stamp out grooming gangs and bring offenders to justice.

The Scottish Government has been facing pressure to announce an inquiry in Scotland.

The First Minister appeared to confirm workers made redundant will be guaranteed job interviews, but it was later confirmed that is not the case.

But the Scottish First Minster said he will instead use the £155 million to further act to reduce child poverty in Scotland.

The TV presenter and naturalist made his remarks during a speech at an ’emergency climate change summit’.

The steep fall in the latest figures is part of a downwards trend that has been under way since 2023.

The Met Office has issued a yellow alert covering Orkney, Shetland and western parts of the Highlands and Argyll and Bute.

The Prime Minister rejected claims the scrapping of the two-child cap had been announced to shore up his own position.

Jonty Bravery threw a six-year-old boy from the viewing platform of the Tate Modern.

The princess is patron of the children’s mental health charity.

Sir Brian Leveson’s review of the courts system has recommended juries are reserved for rape, murder and manslaughter cases.

JP Morgan Chase has unveiled plans to build a new tower in London’s Canary Wharf.

The beauty retail business is undergoing a major turnaround programme under the leadership of its founders.

Gordon Lyons said such measures would target working people in the region who were already being ‘hammered’.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies’ director Helen Miller called on the Chancellor to be more ambitious about measures to boost growth.

Scottish Finance Secretary Shona Robison said the Chancellor had shown an ‘astonishing level of arrogance’ with the comment.