Scotland

EU must rise to big challenges: climate change, human rights, migration. Whatever happens with Brexit and “indyref2”, Scotland can play role

Holyrood backs a People’s Vote. So do Birmingham, Belfast, Liverpool and Swansea councils. It’s Westminster that’s out of touch.

Brexit will damage Scotland. 59% of Scots want a People’s Vote, 63% want to stay in EU. Scotland must play a leading role in the campaign.

May needs her 13 Scottish MPs to get Brexit through. Their intervention is reminder that they have their own specific Brexit conundrum.

SNP MPs would “undoubtedly” support a People’s Vote in Parliament, Nicola Sturgeon told BBC ahead of party conference.

May’s meetings with Sturgeon are becoming more tedious than a bad show on the Edinburgh Fringe. But Brexit impact on Scotland is no joke.

Sturgeon should follow her MPs’ example and speak out. Brexit is bad for Scotland - and her hopes of independence.

The environment secretary lives in a Brexit fantasyland where the Union with Scotland is secure and migrants are welcomed with open arms.

Rows over who gets to use devolved powers may flare up for years after Brexit, chipping away at goodwill among UK nations.

Fishing could prove undoing of Brexit deal, if Scottish Tories in Parliament refuse to support deal without full control of waters.

Constitutional web just got trickier to untangle as Edinburgh and Cardiff launch rival EU withdrawal bills.

Report gives SNP plenty of Brexit ammunition, not least to ask where government and the opposition’s analysis is.