Scotland
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'The landscape has changed': Scottish voters on re-evaluating independence
Guardian readers and Matthew Holmes
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Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including MPs debating and voting on the Lords amendments to the article 50 bill – on the rights of EU nationals and parliament voting on the final deal
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Editorial: The disrespect shown for remain voters lies behind the breakdown in relations with Nicola Sturgeon
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PM ends speculation she would trigger article 50 on Tuesday, but Downing Street denies any delay due to Sturgeon announcement
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The Scottish economy has strengths – but could it make a success of independence?
Larry Elliott Economics editorA plunge in the oil price since the 2014 referendum and a budget deficit make the outlook for Scotland’s finances less the rosy
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National Theatre, London
Britannia is divided in this bold piece built from voter interviews but it is a fragmented work that does not tell us anything new -
48-year-old runner in 10-mile Mighty Deerstalker night event in Innerleithen collapses at 6pm on Saturday
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Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP are edging towards another vote, buoyed by a level of support already at 50%
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said that he would be “absolutely fine” with a fresh independence ballot in Scotland
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Labour leader says it is not the job of Westminster to prevent Scotland holding another referendum on independence
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Country diary: South Uist Though we cannot see the hunters their presence is signalled by the waders that suddenly rise in flocks
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Country Diary: Cairngorms National Park We’ve tried to spot this mountain dwelling grouse in its white-feathered finery, but it’s elusive
Guardian Opinion cartoon Martin Rowson on Theresa May and forging Brexit consensus – cartoon