The veteran MSP was furious at what he calls their 'economic masochism' which would make climate 'actually worse not better'
The Conservatives hit out at the SNP's 'shocking indifference' saying it is 'unforgivable'
She called on other MSPs to join her as around 94,000 staff in Scotland are employed in insecure work
She says 'people are watching with astonishment but they want to see the leadership dealing with it'
Humza Yousaf was making a major policy announcement just minutes after Fergus Ewing labelled the scheme a ‘green poll tax’
The UK government chose a Highland site for a share of the £240 million Net Zero Hydrogen Fund
Potential Ross-shire manufacturing jobs generated by the renewables boom could be lost to the area if a £150m-plus port expansion doesn't go ahead.
She says 'I’d never be as impolite about any such offer as has been attributed'
None of the top jobs even mention housing, transport or local government
Being forced to back two Greens policies she disagrees with could have been at the heart of the decision
The process to install Scotland’s sixth First Minister
She says 'finally, perhaps, the Highlands feel like they're being represented on the the national stage'
Safety concerns with centralised emergency services and call handling raised with First Minister hopefuls.
She says 'you’re more likely to be killed by drug or alcohol use. You’re more likely to be homeless again in future'
Highland MSP says 'we’ve had more questions than answers from the Scottish Government'
Find out how black pudding, Harry Gow's and not hating each other entered the discussion between the SNP candidates
She says she wants to distance herself from the current 'messaging from SNP-Green government'
She says the Highlands is often not treated as favourably as some parts of the Central Belt
He gave his view on the SNP HQ crisis, ring-fencing and thanked The Inverness Courier for the debate
That is despite one questioner watching his wife die as he waited for an ambulance
