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Derek Mackay: CalMac ferry cost overruns a ‘scandalous state of affairs’

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Derek Mackay: Ferries fiasco scandalous but not my fault

Alister Jack: 'Scotland has no desire to be part of European Union'

Alister Jack: 'Scotland has no desire to be part of European Union'

Tory MP Andrew Bridgen has whip removed after appearing to compare Covid vaccine with Holocaust

Tory MP suspended after appearing to compare Covid jab to Holocaust

Rishi Sunak to face healthcare and strike scrutiny as PMQs returns from Christmas break

Rishi Sunak faces MPs on healthcare and strikes as PMQs returns

Westminster Accounts reveal how much MPs received in donations, gifts and secondary earnings during parliament

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How much has your MP received in donations, gifts and extra earnings?

Humza Yousaf launches £8m drive for 300 new care beds to end delayed discharge crisis

Yousaf launches £8m drive for new care beds to end discharge crisis

Humza Yousaf addresses Holyrood amid Scottish NHS delayed discharge ‘crisis’

Humza Yousaf addresses Holyrood amid NHS delayed discharge 'crisis'

Nicola Sturgeon insists Humza Yousaf ‘doing a good job as health secretary’ despite health service pressures

Sturgeon insists Yousaf 'doing a good job' despite pressure on NHS

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon urges people to wear face masks as hospitals near capacity

Sturgeon urges people to wear face masks as hospitals near capacity

Blocking Scotland’s gender reforms would be ‘disastrous’, campaigners claim

Blocking Scotland’s gender reforms would be ‘disastrous’

Rishi Sunak refuses to say if he uses private healthcare in Laura Kuenssberg interview

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Sunak refuses to say if he uses private healthcare as NHS under pressure

Westminster’s Scotland Office spends nearly £1.5m on spin doctor fees since 2021, figures show

Scotland Office spends nearly £1.5m on spin doctor fees since 2021

UK Government ministers urged to back plans to introduce paid leave following miscarriage

Ministers urged to back plans to introduce paid miscarriage leave

Nicola Sturgeon chairs resilience meeting over ‘unprecedented’ pressure NHS facing in Scotland

Sturgeon chairs resilience meeting on 'unprecedented' NHS pressure

Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross brands independence debate on return from Christmas break ‘bonkers’

Ross brands indyref2 debate on return from Christmas break 'bonkers'

Employers could be allowed to sue unions over ‘minimum staff levels’ during strike action

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Employers 'could sue unions over staffing levels during strikes'

Shona Robison says Scottish Government doing ‘everything it can’ to ease cost-of-living crisis

Government 'doing everything it can' amid living costs crisis

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak promises to end Channel small boat crossings in first major speech of 2023

Sunak accused of 'flimsy' promises in first speech of new year

‘Disastrous’ health secretary Humza Yousaf urged to quit over cost of bed blocking

‘Disastrous’ health secretary urged to quit over cost of bed blocking

Fall in number of public toilets caused by SNP underfunding – Lib Dems

Fall in number of public toilets caused by SNP underfunding - Lib Dems

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