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Police Scotland consulted National Crime Agency over SNP finances probe
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Police Scotland consulted National Crime Agency over SNP finances probe

Joanna Cherry was ‘warned’ speaking out on trans issues would ruin SNP leadership chances
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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
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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
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Most Scots see North Sea energy industry as benefit to economy, says poll

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

Joanna Cherry threatens legal action against comedy club after staff refuse to work
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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
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Stephen Flynn appeals to Labour and Lib Dem voters to vote for SNP

Humza Yousaf criticised after NHS Scotland mental health recruitment pledge paused
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Humza Yousaf criticised after mental health recruitment pledge paused

Junior doctor pay demands would see big NHS budget cuts, health minister Michael Matheson says
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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
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Former FM Salmond leads thousands of marchers in call for independence 

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

NHS junior doctors vote to strike for first time in Scotland’s history
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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
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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
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Nicola Sturgeon spent record £2m on special advisers in last year as FM

Tories suffer losses as Labour make gains in English council elections
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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
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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
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Rent cap ‘discriminates’ against private landlords, court told

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

Humza Yousaf ‘losing his grip’ on SNP after HPMA rebellion, says Douglas Ross
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Humza Yousaf 'losing his grip' on SNP after HPMA rebellion, says Ross

UK Government to contest Scottish legal bid to overturn gender bill veto
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UK Government to contest Scottish legal bid to overturn gender bill veto

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Man taken to hospital after being struck by car in ‘targeted’ incident in Glasgow
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Man taken to hospital after being struck by car in 'targeted' incident

Scottish Labour MPs join rebellion against Starmer’s welfare reforms
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Scottish Labour MPs join rebellion against Starmer's welfare reforms

Terrorism charges hit five-year high amid rise in online offending
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Terrorism charges hit five-year high amid rise in online offending

Man charged after man ‘stabbed in broad daylight’ in Ayr murder bid
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Man charged after 'broad daylight stabbing' murder bid

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Man charged with abduction and assault after woman and baby taken to hospital

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Dundee to host Scottish album awards for next three years

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MSPs call for views on new legislation for Scotland’s public services

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Zelensky and Starmer agree closer military production ties ahead of Nato summit
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Zelensky and Starmer agree closer military production ties ahead of Nato summit

Councillors propose control zone to limit Airbnb style lets in Highlands
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Free school meals rolled out to secondary pupils for first time, Swinney says
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Free school meals rolled out to secondary pupils for first time, Swinney says

First Minister calls for ‘de-escalation’ in Middle East conflict
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Almost 30,000 community service orders breached in 11 years, figures show
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Almost 30,000 community service orders breached in 11 years, figures show

UK must push for diplomatic solution following US strikes on Iran, says Swinney
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UK must push for diplomatic solution following US strikes on Iran, says Swinney

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