Anxious wait for would-be MEPs
News Article 11 June 2004
Voters will have to wait until Sunday to discover who they have elected to the European parliament.
UKIP sets out independence platform
News Article 10 June 2004
The UK Independence Party has renewed its call for Britain to remain a sovereign nation state.
Greens detail policy concerns
News Article 10 June 2004
The Green Party is campaigning on a wider range of issues than just the environment in today's elections.
SNP sets out vision for Scotland
News Article 10 June 2004
The SNP has urged Scottish voters to make their voice heard in today's elections.
Labour stands on record of delivery
News Article 10 June 2004
Labour is standing on its record of delivery in Europe and at the local level.
Conservatives pledge to put Britain first
News Article 10 June 2004
The Conservative Party has pledged to fight for British interests in Europe.
Respect seeks platform for views
News Article 10 June 2004
George Galloway has said that the Respect party is seeking a platform to set out its views.
Lib Dems promise effective action
News Article 10 June 2004
The Liberal Democrats have said they are committed to tackling issues such as environmental protection and crime in partnership with other governments.
Voters decide on EU representatives
News Article 10 June 2004
Voters across the UK are today able to cast their ballots in elections to the European parliament.
SNP upbeat about EU poll
News Article 7 June 2004
The SNP could become the largest party in Scotland after the European elections, a leading nationalist MEP has said.
McConnell U-turn over D-Day 'snub'
News Article 4 June 2004
Scotland's first minister has been forced into a U-turn over his decision to turn down a D-Day commemoration invitation in favour of a golf dinner.
Cash boost for Scottish schools
News Article 1 June 2004
The Scottish executive has announced the expansion of its £2.2 billion school building programme.
Scotland 'left on the sidelines' says SNP
News Article 28 May 2004
Scottish National Party MEP Ian Hudghton has warned that Scotland risks becoming an economic minnow in Europe unless it gains independence.
Civil servants 'did not break rules' over Holyrood
News Article 26 May 2004
The Fraser inquiry into the Holyrood building project has heard its final submissions with counsel for the Scottish executive insisting civil servants did not break any rules.
Executive plays down parliament costs role
News Article 25 May 2004
The Scottish executive has played down errors it made in its handling of the contract for the new parliament building.
