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Labour and LibDem calls for a pause were rejected by the SNP-Highland Independent bosses.
MIRO, HM Coastguard helicopter and Invergordon RNLI responded but they were rescued by fisherman at the scene.
Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander and Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes sign deal inaugurating the enterprise.
Earlier he attended an event inaugurating Inverness and Cromarty First Green Freeport.
Finalising the five year process unlocks £25 million in funding and opens the door to £6.5 billion in investment.
But he insists the system works and he is the ‘ultimate arbiter’ of conflicted decisions on licences.
The planning application is due soon and also points to a masterplan that includes a tennis academy.
Public outrage was sparked after BBC investigation into what families say was ‘cruelty’ and ‘neglect’ of vulnerable elderly people.
He added MSPs concerns ‘will weigh heavily in the deliberations on how we find solutions’.
Leading care provider voices fear the sector faces a ‘catastrophic’ loss of ‘swathes’ of provision.
Highland MSP Douglas Ross says it shows ‘how detached SNP ministers are from reality’.
The musician is one of the final two candidates with party members set to start voting this weekend.
Highland MSPs, the public and media have not been invited to next week’s meeting prompted by concerns linked to gull attacks.
Amid ‘significant concerns remain over the form and method of implementation as currently proposed.’
Child social work teams have 44% vacancy rate and care at home has almost 3000 hours of unmet need triggering delayed discharge.
A public consultation saw 70 per cent of respondents support the plan.
Matthew Reiss wants a pause on major projects causing ‘misery and waste’ until the grid has capacity.
Despite that the rate per 100,000 people remains above the national average with 52 fatalities.
The Home Office refused to comment on its changes to Skilled Worker Visas.
The Aird and Loch Ness member confirms she will run for the Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch seat in the 2026.
