The debate on Scotland's future was led by John Swinney after he had answered questions from backbenchers at FMQs.

The party's leader in Scotland, Malcolm Offord, describes the debate as an insult and a waste of time.

Campaign leaders clashed over Scotland’s future in a fiery final TV showdown, with the pro-independence side hoping a strong showing will give them momentum as postal voting begins on Tuesday.

Reform MSPs stage Holyrood walkout over Scottish independence debate - Malcolm Offord, the leader of Reform UK in Scotland, branded the debate a ‘farce’ ...

Scottish independence referendum not on the table, minister insists after Burnham’s Brexit pledge - Fresh questions over Scottish independence come after first ministers of the UK’s three devolved nat ...

Reform UK MSPs staged a dramatic walkout from the Scottish Parliament during an SNP-led independence debate, as Malcolm ...

The Reform MSPs left the Holyrood chamber in protest to a debate taking place on Scottish independence ...

A LABOUR minister has said he “wouldn’t link the two” when challenged on whether rerunning the Brexit debate should allow ...

Scotland could have a second independence referendum as soon as 2028, First Minister John Swinney has said. The SNP leader, who was facing other party leaders in a BBC Scotland Debate Night special in ...

Leaders from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland signed a Cardiff pact on constitutional change. The agreement urged Westminster to respect self-determination while underscoring different routes to ...

Reform UK MSPs walk out of the Holyrood chamber after party leader Malcolm Offord says discussing Scottish independence is a "waste of time" ...