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Scottish secretary Ian Murray begins process to devolve powers for new disability benefit in Scotland
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Process begins to devolve powers to Scotland for new disability benefit

MSPs vote for Westminster U-turn on winter fuel payment cut
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MSPs vote for Westminster U-turn on winter fuel payment cut

Tugendhat knocked out of Tory leadership race as Cleverly tops latest vote
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Tugendhat knocked out of Tory leadership race as Cleverly tops latest vote

Scottish Government considers reducing speed limits amid soaring road deaths
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Scottish Government considers reducing speed limits amid soaring road deaths

Both Russell Findlay’s Scottish Conservative leadership rivals added to new Tory frontbench team
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Both Findlay’s leadership rivals in new Tory frontbench team

GB Energy could see ‘more than 1,000 jobs’ created in Aberdeen
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GB Energy could see 'more than 1,000 jobs' created in Aberdeen

Strike action could close schools in First Minister John Swinney’s constituency in Perth and Kinross
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Strike action set to close schools in First Minister's constituency 

John Swinney offers condolences to Jewish communities on October 7 anniversary
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Swinney offers condolences to Jewish communities

Sue Gray quits as Downing Street chief of staff amid ‘distraction’ fears
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Sue Gray quits as Downing Street chief of staff amid ‘distraction’ fears

Social care service users and staff being ignored by ministers over National Care Service plans
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Social care service users and staff being ignored by ministers over National Care Service plans

First Minister to visit Shetland for Highlands and Islands economic meeting
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First Minister to visit Shetland for Highlands and Islands economic meeting

Operation Branchform cannot go on indefinitely, defence lawyer says
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Operation Branchform cannot go on indefinitely, defence lawyer says

First Minister John Swinney has not ruled out snap election if Scottish Government budget fails
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First Minister hasn't ruled out snap election if upcoming budget fails

Government pledges £22bn for carbon capture to boost growth and cut emissions
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Government pledges £22bn for carbon capture to boost growth and cut emissions

Reeves’ warnings of ‘difficult decisions’ could dent confidence, expert says
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Reeves’ warnings of ‘difficult decisions’ could dent confidence, expert says

John Swinney to face Russell Findlay in Tory leader’s first FMQs
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John Swinney to face Russell Findlay in Tory leader's first FMQs

Conservative leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch suggests Treasury to blame for rise in immigration
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Kemi Badenoch suggests Treasury to blame for rise in immigration

Starmer pays back more than £6,000 in gifts after donations row
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Starmer pays back more than £6,000 in gifts after donations row

Former Edinburgh MP and Conservative Party deputy leader Michael Ancram dies aged 79
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Former Conservative Party deputy leader Michael Ancram dies aged 79

Assisted dying bill may be outside Scottish Government’s powers, ministers warn
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Assisted dying bill 'may be outside Holyrood's powers'

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Police warn drivers against travelling during Storm Bert amid heavy snow and ice alert
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Police warn drivers against travelling during Storm Bert amid snow and ice alert

How a pre-school programme is tackling Scotland’s unhealthiest city
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How a pre-school programme is tackling Scotland's unhealthiest city

Glasgow museum named best building in Scotland after major refurbishment
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Museum named best building in Scotland after major refurbishment

Stephen Flynn admits ‘I’ve got this one wrong’ as he ends dual mandate bid
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Stephen Flynn admits 'I've got this one wrong' as he ends dual mandate bid

Ofgem confirms household energy bills will rise again in January
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Ofgem confirms household energy bills will rise again in January

Police investigating suspected fraud at Dumbarton Football Club
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Police investigating suspected fraud at Dumbarton Football Club

Man jailed for murder of ‘deeply loved’ man found dead in Fife house
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Man jailed for murder of 'deeply loved' man found dead in house

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Women fear lack of maternity and gynaecological services in NHS Highland putting lives at risk
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Maternity care: 'My biggest fear is there will be an avoidable death'

Web chat service helps more than 1,000 people with self-harm issues
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Web chat service helps more than 1,000 people with self-harm issues

Farmers to descend on Westminster in protest at inheritance tax changes
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Farmers to descend on Westminster in protest at inheritance tax changes

Salmonella bacteria could be used as bowel cancer treatment, according to Glasgow research institute
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Could salmonella help fight bowel cancer?

Skye murder trial: Osteopath disarmed former patient after he ‘shot him and his wife’
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Osteopath disarmed former patient after he 'shot him and his wife'

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Gordon Brown pays tribute to ‘friend and political colossus’ John Prescott following death
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Brown pays tribute to 'friend and political colossus' Prescott following death

Swinney’s ‘head in the sand’, claims Sarwar in clash over early prisoner release
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Swinney’s ‘head in the sand’, claims Sarwar in clash over early prisoner release

John Swinney to face questions on budget deficit at  FMQs
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John Swinney to face questions on budget deficit at  FMQs

Nicola Sturgeon caused ‘all sorts of difficulties’ during Covid pandemic, says Hancock
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Sturgeon caused 'all sorts of difficulties' during Covid pandemic, says Hancock

Scottish Government financing to be examined as part of inquiry by MPs
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Scottish Government financing to be examined as part of inquiry by MPs

Double-jobbing as MP and MSP ‘not sustainable’, says Scottish minister
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Double-jobbing as MP and MSP ‘not sustainable’, says Scottish minister

Years late and millions over-budget ferry finally delivered
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Years late and millions over-budget ferry finally delivered

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Laos hostel owners held over deadly tainted alcohol poisonings
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Laos hostel owners held over deadly tainted alcohol poisonings

International court issues arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Hamas officials
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International court issues arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Hamas officials

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Four tourists die after suspected mass methanol poisoning in Laos