The former first minister Alex Salmond will not appear in front of the Scottish Parliament’s harassment complaints committee in the latest twist in the Salmond Inquiry saga.

Peter Murrell has said he “absolutely refutes” accusations he may have committed perjury during his previous evidence to Holyrood’s harassment complaints committee.

Demands for Peter Murrell to face an investigation by the Crown Office into potential perjury have intensified following his second appearance in front of the harassment complaints committee.

A senior SNP official whose text messages have been central to claims of a party conspiracy against Alex Salmond has said it would be “nothing short of astonishing” if the Alex Salmond inquiry...

Holyrood’s inquiry into the botched handling of harassment complaints against former first minister Alex Salmond is making Scotland’s major institutions feel and sound broken.

Holyrood’s harassment complaints committee has voted against publishing the evidence from former first minister Alex Salmond on the potential ministerial code breach by Nicola Sturgeon.

The legality of publishing Alex Salmond’s submission to Holyrood's harassment complaints committee is set to be tested in the High Court tomorrow.

Submissions to Holyrood’s harassment complaints committee including redactions by civil servants were approved by the deputy first minister ahead of being passed to the parliament, it has emerged.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has not received any legal advice from within the Scottish Government or from external advisers in relation to her appearance in front of the Alex Salmond inquiry next...

The First Minister came under sustained pressure to abide by sanctions, including resignation, if she is found to have breached the ministerial code, as both Labour and the Conservatives attempted to...

A legal challenge brought by The Spectator magazine to clarify to scope of a court order from Alex Salmond’s criminal trial has been partially successful, leading to the potential for crucial...

Alex Salmond could be compelled to give evidence in front of the harassment complaints committee as pressure mounts on the ongoing parliamentary inquiry following a High Court ruling.

Holyrood’s committee examining the Salmond affair has cleared the way for both Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond to give evidence following an emergency meeting on Friday afternoon.