Dominic Cummings has insisted he "behaved reasonably and tried to minimise risks" by driving his family north during the coronavirus lockdown.
A formal inquiry into the suspension of a second councillor from Highland Council's SNP group has been promised.
Fairways golf course has been earmarked by developers for around 800 homes
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a leisure resort in an area known as the greater Culloden Battlefield have been resubmitted.
Announcing a boost for public transport, minister Grant Shapps warned that services will be able to carry far fewer people due to social distancing.
Home secretary Priti Patel has confirmed new measures are to be introduced at the UK border to guard against a second wave of coronavirus infections.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has given more details of how easing the coronavirus lockdown will work in the first phase.
Revamped plans for the controversial River Ness artworks centrepiece have inadvertently been put online after a blunder by Highland Council.
According to health secretary Matt Hancock they will also be made available to the devolved administrations
Pressure is mounting to stage a planning inquiry into a cheme at Loch Ness which could help the Highland economy recover from the Covid-19 crisis.
Lockdown will begin to be relaxed in Scotland from late next week, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed.
A total of 177,216 tests for coronavirus were carried out in the UK yesterday, culture secretary Oliver Dowden has reported.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said the declining rate of deaths from coronavirus offers “grounds for encouragement”.
A total of 103 people have now died in the NHS Highland area from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 – up from 97 a week ago.
An NHS Highland consultant who has been working to combat myths around coronavirus has given her backing to the continuation of lockdown in Scotland.
Environment minister George Eustice defended the government saying in the early days of the pandemic priority was given to NHS staff
The Scottish Government will invest £33 million as the First Minister said unemployment could be worse than official figures suggest.
The government is hoping to avoid a second peak of coronavirus cases but it planning for emergencies Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said Scotland is hopefully gearing up for the biggest relaxation of the lockdown yet.
A LIVE entertainment venue in Inverness has been given the go-ahead to add kitchen and restaurant facilities.