Last week
Friday 03/07/2009
Finance Secretary in Kilmarnock for talks on Diageo restructuring proposals.
Proposals to reduce the lifespan of certain Freedom of Information exemptions.
Scotland can retain and reaffirm position as global financial centre - First Minister.
Total number of confirmed cases in Scotland is 1,325.
Winner announced.
Thursday 02/07/2009
Education Secretary visits college as work begins on redevelopment programme.
Evaluation of the Cultural Pathfinder Programme.
Diageo has pledged that their consultation on Scottish operations will be genuine.
Scottish Government to work with UK Border Agency to clarify immigration laws.
Scotland and rest of UK move to new phase in tackling pandemic flu.
Wednesday 01/07/2009
Government backs new university research programme.
Finance Secretary 'disappointed' with news of possible 500 redundancies in Scotland.
Finance Secretary calls for extended consultation period on under-threat jobs.
New figures show the decline in manufactured exports from Scotland is easing - Finance Secretary.
Scotland has 57 new laboratory-confirmed cases.
Plans unveiled to build new creamery at Campbeltown.
John McNeill has been appointed at new Police Complaints Commissioner for Scotland.
Health boards to use the same modern recruitment procedures for consultants as they do for all other NHS jobs.
Plan to drive the development of renewable energy in Scotland.
A National Statistics publication for Scotland.
The Queen and First Minister celebrate 10 years of Scottish Devolution.
Report from joint investigation into the explosion at ICL Plastics in Glasgow.
New music and a Highland dance celebrating Homecoming Scotland 2009 to feature in this year's Tattoo.
Tuesday 30/06/2009
Research suggests one Scot dying from alcohol-related causes every three hours.
First Minister says new book is tribute to 'universal and timeless appeal' of the Bard.