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'Is Yousaf's independence strategy just cauld kale het up?'

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'Is Yousaf's independence strategy just cauld kale het up?'

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Scottish Parliament committee launches public consultation on tourism tax bill

Should councils put a tourism tax on Airbnbs and hotel rooms?

Chancellor to meet with regulators amid inflation profiteering concerns

Chancellor to meet with regulators amid inflation profiteering concerns

Memorial service for SNP politician Winnie Ewing to take place next month

Memorial service for Winnie Ewing to take place next month

Next general election will be ‘difficult’ for SNP, Humza Yousaf admits

Next general election will be 'difficult' for SNP, Humza Yousaf admits

Edinburgh and Dundee among nine council areas where sewage dumping goes undetected

Sewage dumping going undetected in nine Scottish council areas

Former patient of disgraced Dr Sam Eljamel interrupts SNP conference in Dundee to demand public inquiry

Victim of disgraced surgeon heckles Yousaf at SNP conference

FM: General Election should be 'manifesto for independent Scotland'

FM: General Election should be 'manifesto for independent Scotland'

Labour's first female general secretary Margaret McDonagh dies aged 61

Labour's first female general secretary Margaret McDonagh dies aged 61

Under-25s going to prison in Scotland drops by third since new sentencing rules brought in, figures show

Under-25s going to prison 'drops by third after new rules brought in'

Humza Yousaf to outline his vision of achieving Scottish independence

Humza Yousaf to outline his vision of achieving Scottish independence

Banks to offer more flexibility with struggling mortgage holders

Banks to offer more flexibility with struggling mortgage holders

UK general election must be used to secure Scottish independence, SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn says

General election must be used to secure independence, Stephen Flynn says

Scotland losing £3bn a year of public revenue due to Brexit, paper claims

Scotland losing £3bn a year of public revenue due to Brexit, paper claims

Labour peer ‘definitely’ supports written constitution for independent Scotland

Labour peer backs written constitution for independent Scotland

Holyrood backs bail reform bill despite concerns from victims’ groups

Holyrood backs bail reform bill despite concerns from victims’ groups

Winnie Ewing: The SNP’s eternal flame who shaped the modern party

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Winnie Ewing: The SNP's eternal flame who shaped the modern party

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Winnie Ewing, former SNP president and Scottish independence stalwart, dies aged 92

Independence stalwart and former SNP president Winnie Ewing dies aged 92

Humza Yousaf ‘sacrificing’ Fergus Ewing for Scottish Greens minister Lorna Slater, says Douglas Ross

SNP 'sacrificing party stalwart' for Greens, Douglas Ross says

Humza Yousaf faces FMQs after failed Lorna Slater no-confidence vote at Holyrood

Humza Yousaf faces FMQs after failed Lorna Slater no-confidence vote

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