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Rishi Sunak faces PMQs in wake of council election losses as Archbishop prepares to criticises migration Bill

Sunak faces PMQs in wake of Tory council election losses

Andrew Bridgen joins Laurence Fox’s Reclaim party after Conservative expulsion for Covid Holocaust comparison

MP joins fringe party after Tory expulsion for Covid Holocaust remark

Police Scotland consulted National Crime Agency over SNP finances probe

Police Scotland consulted National Crime Agency over SNP finances probe

Joanna Cherry was ‘warned’ speaking out on trans issues would ruin SNP leadership chances

Joanna Cherry 'warned' speaking out on trans issues would ruin leader bid

SNP would 'undo Brexit as much as possible' in event of hung parliament

SNP would 'undo Brexit as much as possible' in event of hung parliament

Most Scots see North Sea energy industry as benefit to economy, says poll

Most Scots see North Sea energy industry as benefit to economy, says poll

Humza Yousaf ‘committed’ to rape trial pilot as boycott grows

Humza Yousaf 'committed' to rape trial pilot as boycott grows

Joanna Cherry threatens legal action against comedy club after staff refuse to work

SNP MP threatens legal action against comedy club after show cancellation

Stephen Flynn appeals to Labour and Lib Dem voters to vote for SNP in bid to block Conservatives

Stephen Flynn appeals to Labour and Lib Dem voters to vote for SNP

Humza Yousaf criticised after NHS Scotland mental health recruitment pledge paused

Humza Yousaf criticised after mental health recruitment pledge paused

Junior doctor pay demands would see big NHS budget cuts, health minister Michael Matheson says

Doctor pay demands would see big cut to NHS budget, health minister says

Alex Salmond leads thousands of Glasgow marchers in call for independence on King Charles’ coronation day

Former FM Salmond leads thousands of marchers in call for independence

Referendum route to Scottish independence ‘dead’, says SNP MP Pete Wishart

Referendum route to Scottish independence ‘dead’, says senior SNP MP

NHS junior doctors vote to strike for first time in Scotland’s history

Junior doctors vote to strike for first time in Scottish history

Alister Jack says UK civil servants should not work for Scottish independence minister Jamie Hepburn

UK civil servants shouldn't work with independence minister, Jack says

Nicola Sturgeon spent record £2m on special advisers in last year as Scotland’s First Minister

Nicola Sturgeon spent record £2m on special advisers in last year as FM

Tories suffer losses as Labour make gains in English council elections

Tories suffer losses as Labour make gains in English council elections

It will feel ‘strange’ attending King Charles’ coronation as a republican, Humza Yousaf says

It will feel 'strange' attending coronation as a republican, Yousaf says

Scotland’s rent cap ‘discriminates’ against private landlords, Court of Session in Edinburgh told

Rent cap ‘discriminates’ against private landlords, court told

Final proposals on abortion clinic buffer zones bill to be published before Scottish Parliament summer recess

Final buffer zone proposals to be published before summer recess

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