Kate Forbes

The polling data indicated that more than 70 per cent of Scottish Christians believe the SNP government does not support Christian faith

Scottish Christians feel 'let down' by their government

Harland & Wolff could be in trouble after a £200m bid for financing to the UK government was rejected. The company holds a contract to build Fleet Solid Support ships for the Royal Navy.

Harland and Wolff: Scottish government in talks with UK over shipbuilder

Kate Forbes, the SNP politician, has been criticised for her membership of the Free Church. But intense worship and serious New Testament scholarship are hallmarks of the church. Photo: Michael Boyd/PA Wire

Letter: It was the Free Church which helped to shift me away from atheism

MSP Kate Forbes has spoken openly about her Christian faith. Perhaps it would be encouraging to see more politicians like Kate Forbes on this side of the Irish Sea, writes Thomas Keith

Letter: ​How can we reconcile the differing strands of unionism?

According to date from Scotland’s 2022 census, 51.1% of people responded “no religion” – up from 36.7% in 2011

More than half of Scots have no religion, 2022 census finds

SNP's Kate Forbes arrives at the main chamber for the vote for the new First Minister at the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh yesterday. Her leadership campaign was characterised by transparency. She made it clear that political success does not trump her values. Photo: Jane Barlow/PA

Letter: I don't share her nationalism, but Forbes stood by her Christianity

A leading activist on faith in UK politics says Kate Forbes (above) coming in a close second in the SNP leadership race shows there is "no glass ceiling for Christians in politics".

Forbes SNP bid shows 'No glass ceiling for Christians in politics'

Kate Forbes congratulates Humza Yousaf on becoming the new Scottish National Party leader

Kate Forbes’ commitment to honesty and integrity sets high bar for others

From left to right: Ash Regan, Humza Yousaf and Kate Forbes at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, after it was announced Humza Yousaf is the new Scottish National Party leader, and will become the next First Minister of Scotland. Picture date: Monday March 27, 2023.

Cleric's 'totalitarianism' warning as Forbes loses SNP leadership bid

Daily Record Editor Murray Foote.

SNP media chief quits over membership figures row

Scottish Finance Secretary Kate Forbes has seen her comments about same sex marriage engulf her bid to become First Minister.

Row over Forbes' Christian beliefs raises important questions, says cleric

Scottish Finance Secretary Kate Forbes said she regrets the pain caused by her comments on equal marriage. Ms Forbes received criticism from members of her own party after she said she would not have voted for same-sex marriage if she had been in office during the 2014 vote

SNP leadership hopeful faces backlash​​​​​​​ over same-sex marriage views​​​​​​​

Outgoing First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon

​’Formidable’ Sturgeon failed in core objective of Scottish independence

Finance Minister Conor Murphy

Devolved ministers demand better Westminster response

Furlough has been extended until March next year - what it means for your pay

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Stephen Barclay announced the £3.7bn package before a visit to Edinburgh

Stormont to get extra £600m from Westminster to battle coronavirus

The UK government has guaranteed Stormont it will receive an extra £600 million in additional coronavirus funding this year.

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