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SNP’s Michael Matheson lied about £11k iPad bill to protect his children
Scottish Health Secretary said he didn’t want his sons, who racked up the charges watching live football, drawn into the scandal
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SNP’s Michael Matheson blames teenage sons for racking up £11k bill on parliamentary iPad
Health Secretary claimed he had solely used device for work and provider EE ‘was unable to give further details of what led to charges’
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SNP’s Michael Matheson accused of running up most of £11,000 iPad bill watching Old Firm game
MSPs point out most of the Scottish Health Secretary's bill relates to a public holiday, during which a Rangers vs Celtic derby was played
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Ultra-strict Glasgow rakes in £500,000 in LEZ fines in first few months
Largest local authority in Scotland issues 20,000 fines with scheme campaigners call ‘ludicrous, cruel and bloody-minded’
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SNP Westminster leader accused of ‘disrespect’ after not singing national anthem
Stephen Flynn remained silent as UK’s other political party leaders and former prime ministers sang at Cenotaph
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Scottish Health Secretary ‘shamed’ into refunding taxpayer £11,000 iPad charges bill
Tories said Michael Matheson ‘had the audacity’ to expect the public purse to cover the costs until Telegraph disclosure forced about-turn
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Statue for war-hero pigeon that saved lost bomber crew
Relatives of Winkie's owner unveil bronze cast near where it lived on Scotland's east coast
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SNP minister should not pay back £11k of charges, says Humza Yousaf
Michael Matheson has allegedly refused to make a personal contribution to his £11k data roaming charge
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Humza Yousaf ‘misled Scottish Parliament’ over WhatsApps
First Minister has said Covid inquiry requested the messages in September when they actually asked in February
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SNP minister runs up £10k roaming fee on parliamentary iPad – then leaves bill for taxpayers
Public must pay after £120k-a-year Health Secretary Michael Matheson spent Christmas in Morocco but failed to log on to wifi
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Labour records first lead over SNP in Westminster for a decade, poll finds
Scottish voters ready to punish ‘failing’ Conservatives and Nationalists as support for independence drifts away
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Nicola Sturgeon refuses to say whether she kept Covid WhatsApp messages
Former first minister made promise to keep all messages but walked away when asked whether any had been deleted
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Keir Starmer ‘hurt’ Muslim communities with Israel comments, says Anas Sarwar
The Scottish Labour leader crticised Sir Keir's comments suggesting Israel had a 'right' to restrict water and aid to Gaza
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Humza Yousaf puts pressure on Sturgeon to come clean over WhatsApp messages
First Minister says he has retained all his messages from the period being examined by inquiries and will finally hand them over
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Calls for Nicola Sturgeon to be fined or jailed if her Covid WhatsApp messages were deleted
Former first minister and her successor Humza Yousaf said to be among senior SNP figures to confirm their communications had been wiped
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