Politics

SNP MP Drew Hendry has welcomed the UK government’s measures to repatriate residents who have been stranded abroad due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The number of deaths in Scotland from coronavirus has risen by 13 in a single day.

Nicola Sturgeon said she is 'not deaf and blind' to concerns around emergency legislation due to come before the Scottish Parliament tomorrow.

Eighteen months after the whistle-blowers exposed NHS Highland’s culture of bullying, the health board has been praised.

The UK government has announced tens of thousands of people stranded abroad in the coronavirus pandemic will be flown home.

First Minister announces the latest measures to combat the coronavirus pandemic as Scotland suffers 179 more cases and six more deaths.

Small businesses have been told not to panic in the face of the coroanvirus pandemic by MSP Kate Forbes.

A campaign has been launched to help Highland businesses during the current coronavirus pandemic.

HIGHLAND residents have been urged to volunteer in their communities during the coronavirus pandemic.

UK government figures show the north of Scotland pays more for electricity than anywhere else in the country.

Highland MP Ian Blackford has wished Prime Minister Boris Johnson well after he tested positive for coronavirus.

MSP David Stewart has expressed disappointment the Scottish Government does not seem to know which sections of the A82 have benefited from roadworks.

Self-employed workers facing difficulties as a result of coronavirus have been offered grants totalling 80 per cent of their salaries.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed 405,000 people have offered their help to the NHS in response to a call made last night.

Health secretary Matt Hancock unveiled a vision for volunteers to help with "shopping, delivery of medicines and to support those who are shielded".

MP Drew Hendry has called for more support for workers, as research suggests working from home could cost households millions more on energy bills.

Gatherings of more than two people will not be allowed in public – with police given powers to enforce new restrictions.

Health secretary Jeane Freeman has empowered pharmacists to provide additonal help to patients during the coronavirus outbreak.

Another Highland MSP has added his voice to calls for people who do not live in the Highlands to stay away during the coronavirus crisis.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has threatened non-essential businesses with the use of emergency powers if they do not close voluntarily