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Humza Yousaf ‘seriously considering’ public inquiry into Police Scotland handling of Emma Caldwell murder

Yousaf 'seriously considering' public inquiry into Emma Caldwell murder

Former council leader charged in connection with alleged sex offences

Former council leader charged in connection with alleged sex offences

Humza Yousaf faces FMQs as more councils could defy council tax freeze

Humza Yousaf faces FMQs as more councils could defy council tax freeze

Michael Gove under investigation by standards watchdog

Michael Gove under investigation by standards watchdog

Inverclyde could defy Scottish Government and raise council tax by eight per cent

Second council could defy Scottish Government to raise tax by 8%

First Minister Humza Yousaf denies rebel MSP Fergus Ewing’s claim that the SNP is ‘authoritarian’

Yousaf denies rebel MSP’s claim that the SNP is ‘authoritarian’

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn calls on House of Commons to demand ‘immediate ceasefire’ in Gaza

SNP says 'horrors in Gaza' demand immediate ceasefire action

Speaker Lindsay Hoyle chairing PMQs as nearly 90 MPs sign no confidence motion

Speaker chairing PMQs as nearly 90 MPs sign no confidence motion

Mental health services under 'significant pressure', Holyrood committee warns

Mental health services under 'significant pressure', Holyrood committee warns

Veteran MSP Fergus Ewing slams ‘authoritarian’ SNP after suspension is upheld

Fergus Ewing slams ‘authoritarian’ SNP after suspension is upheld

Scotland’s homeless cases at highest level ever recorded

Scotland's homeless cases at highest level ever recorded

Stephen Flynn: Lindsay Hoyle ‘effectively lied’ to MPs and public over SNP Gaza debate

Flynn: Speaker ‘effectively lied’ to MPs and public over Gaza debate

Opposition parties set out plan to reject final Scottish budget vote

Opposition parties set out plan to reject final Scottish budget vote

Tories see Jeremy Hunt's Budget as the last desperate roll of the dice

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Tories see Jeremy Hunt's Budget as the last desperate roll of the dice

Bernard Ponsonby

Chancellor urged to explain how tax cuts will be paid for ahead of Budget

Chancellor urged to explain how tax cuts will be paid for ahead of Budget

Stephen Flynn says speaker Lindsay Hoyle has ‘broken his word’ on fresh Gaza debate

Stephen Flynn says speaker has 'broken his word' on fresh Gaza debate

Why your council tax could rise despite Scottish Government pledge to freeze it

Why your council tax could rise despite Scottish Government pledge to freeze it

Words matter in Islamophobia row but divisive rhetoric will only get worse

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Words matter in Islamophobia row but divisive rhetoric will only get worse

Colin Mackay

Humza Yousaf: Lee Anderson remark proves structural Islamaphobia in Conservative party

Humza Yousaf: Tories have a structural problem with Islamaphobia

Shona Robison insists Scottish Government isn’t punishing councils for raising tax

Shona Robison insists councils are not being punished for raising tax

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