Mundell says that the Government is not afraid of second Scottish referendum

Also: Sinn Fein tries to win special status for Ulster (by ignoring London); Daisley exposes the SNP’s one-party Scotland; and more.

Henry Hill: Conservatives attack SNP for neglecting the Scottish Parliament

Also: May ‘intensifies’ work with devolved leaders on Brexit; Brokenshire attacks one-sided Troubles inquiries; Scottish Labour will ‘never’ back another referendum; and more.

Could this ‘snap election’ talk in Scotland give Sturgeon an escape route?

The First Minister has talked her way into a tricky bind over a second independence referendum. Contriving a Holyrood poll could be her least-worst option.

The Supreme Court has ruled. Now get on with Article 50.

Whether by accident or design, the Government’s appeal has led the Supreme Court to kill off two potential threats to Brexit.

Northern Ireland’s government is ‘on the brink of collapse’ again

Also: SNP MP referred to prosecutors over mortgage fraud; Wales to get income tax powers; Fallon sparks Cabinet row over inquiry into Troubles veterans; and more.

Calum Crichton: The SNP’s tax plans put the squeeze on councils and families

The Nationalists’ centralising instincts have made us the most centralised country in Europe.

Henry Hill: Davidson named Scottish Politician of the Year

Also: Davies defends Welsh devo-sceptics; Tory peer spearheads bid for gay marriage in Ulster; Davidson attacks SNP’s policy vacuum; and Foster comes out swinging for Brexit.

Brexit has caught the SNP between its members and the voters

The Nationalists can only hold their activists back and coalition together for so long, but with no surge in support a second independence referendum is a serious risk.

Davidson’s post-Brexit strategy could net her Scotland’s Leave voters

The Scottish Conservative leader has rebounded from the result and is sticking to the plan: stand up to the SNP and squeeze Labour’s unionist vote.

Christopher Howarth’s Guide to Brexit: Article 50, parliamentary votes, Scotland – and the legalities of leaving

His debut column: answers to key questions.

Henry Hill: Davidson accuses Sturgeon of distorting EU vote to sow discord

Also: Corbyn moves to rule out coalition with SNP; Brokenshire embarks on Northern Ireland Brexit tour; Nationalists accused of ‘gagging’ journalists; and more.

Henry Hill: Sinn Fein and Welsh Labour seek opportunities and loopholes in the Leave vote

Also: SNP to debate new electoral system for Holyrood; North Sea oil workers launch first 24-hour strike in 30 years; and more.

May has said ‘no veto’ on Brexit, and Jones must respect that

The First Minister’s demands to ‘ratify’ the deal are a sally onto Westminster’s constitutional turf that he would never tolerate if reversed.

Ruth Davidson: The Scottish Government must think again on its flawed Named Persons scheme

When the SNP had a majority they could push through bad laws like this – but now, as a minority administration, they must learn to listen.

Henry Hill: Mundell calls for ‘reset’ of Westminster-Holyrood relations

Also: Villiers dismisses Sinn Fein call for border poll; Labour and Plaid strike deal to re-select Jones as First Minister; ex-SNP minister claims Lockerbie bomber release was bid for powers; and more.