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Margaret Ferrier’s appeal against Commons suspension over Covid rule breach rejected

Covid rule breach MP Ferrier's appeal against suspension rejected

Bernard Ponsonby Insight: What will the SNP’s independence convention actually achieve?

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What will the SNP's independence convention actually achieve?

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Scottish Government offers NHS junior doctors 14.5% pay rise after BMA Scotland strike vote

Junior doctors offered 14.5% pay rise after 72-hour strike vote

First Minister Humza Yousaf to make first appearance before Holyrood committee conveners

Yousaf to make first appearance before Holyrood committee conveners

More than 17,000 CalMac ferry journeys cancelled or delayed last year

Highlands & Islands

More than 17,000 ferry journeys cancelled or delayed last year

De facto referendum ‘part of discussion’ at independence convention SNP minister Jamie Hepburn

De facto referendum still an option, SNP minister says

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declines to back Suella Braverman over speeding points allegations at G7

Sunak declines to back Braverman over speeding points allegations

SNP ‘could have handled things better’ in North Lanarkshire – Yousaf

SNP ‘could have handled things better’ in North Lanarkshire – Yousaf

SNP announce new date for special independence convention

SNP announce new date for special independence convention

Ministers told to 'brace' for millions in DRS compensation claims

Ministers told to 'brace' for millions in DRS compensation claims

South Lanarkshire Council accidentally shares 15,000 staff salaries on WhatDoTheyKnow website

Council accidentally shares 15,000 staff salaries online

Rishi Sunak and wife Akshata Murty lose £200m in a year

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Rishi Sunak and wife Akshata Murty lose £200m in a year

Scottish Government taken to court over fishing practices

Scottish Government taken to court over fishing practices

Social media star Jackie Weaver to give evidence to Scottish Parliament committee

Social media star Jackie Weaver to give evidence to Holyrood committee

Scotland’s deposit return scheme could be axed by end of May if UK government does not grant approval

Deposit return scheme could be axed by end of May without exemption

Nearly 15,000 violent incidents recorded in Scottish schools last year

Nearly 15,000 violent incidents recorded in schools last year

Jenny Gilruth accused of breaking ministerial code over ScotRail Fife-Edinburgh delay

Jenny Gilruth accused of breaking ministerial code over ScotRail delay

Humza Yousaf faces FMQs as CalMac ferry repair bills soar past £100m

Humza Yousaf faces FMQs as ferry repair bills soar past £100m

Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon says trans rights ‘do not diminish rights of women in any way’

Sturgeon: 'Trans rights do not diminish rights of women in any way'

Repair bill for CalMac ferries soared above £100m in last five years, figures show

CalMac ferries repair bill 'surpassed £100m in last five years'

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