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Anas Sarwar calls on SNP leadership candidates to boost Scotland’s ‘cultural superpower’ status

'Make Scotland a cultural superpower', Labour urges SNP candidates

Calls for swift action as figures reveal 10% of 15-year-olds vape ‘at least once a week’ in Scotland

Calls for 'swift action' as S4 pupils admit to vaping 'once a week'

Alex Salmond claims Humza Yousaf missed key equal marriage vote due to ‘religious pressure’

Alex Salmond: Humza Yousaf missed marriage vote over 'religious pressure'

Senior UK civil servant Sue Gray reportedly leaves Cabinet Office to become Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff’

Sue Gray 'appointed as Sir Keir Starmer's chief of staff'

John Swinney to step down as deputy first minister alongside Nicola Sturgeon

John Swinney to resign as deputy first minister alongside Sturgeon

FMQs: Scottish Conservatives leader Douglas Ross left red-faced after turning the Holyrood air blue

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FMQs: Tory leader left red-faced after turning the air blue

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SNP MP John Nicolson accused of using ‘ignorant racial slur’ after ‘tandoori’ remark

SNP MP accused of using 'ignorant racial slur' after 'tandoori' remark

Douglas Ross sorry for swearing as protester disrupts questioning of Nicola Sturgeon at parliament

Ross 'sorry' for swearing as FMQs disrupted by climate protester

Nicola Sturgeon faces FMQs after SNP leadership candidates face off in race to become First Minister

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Sturgeon to face opponents at FMQs following first leadership hustings

UK Government briefly considered asking people to kill their pet cats during coronavirus pandemic

Government considered asking people to kill pet cats during Covid

Matt Hancock ‘disappointed’ after Covid WhatsApp messages sent to Daily Telegraph newspaper

Hancock ‘hugely disappointed’ after WhatsApp messages sent to newspaper

At-a-glance: How much is council tax rising and what’s being cut where you live in Scotland?

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Schools return after teacher strikes - but more walkouts loom

Schools return after teacher strikes - but more walkouts loom

Kate Forbes, Ash Regan and Humza Yousaf make First Minister pitches to SNP at leadership hustings

Forbes, Regan and Yousaf make FM pitches at leadership hustings

SNP leadership candidates face party members at first hustings event from Cumbernauld Theatre

RECAP: Leadership candidates face party members at first hustings event

Scottish National Care Service law to be delayed until after SNP leadership contest

National Care Service law delayed until after SNP leadership race

Ash Regan claims Scotland will have its own currency ‘within months’ of indyref2 if she becomes SNP leader

Regan promises Scottish currency 'within months' of independence

Scottish Greens hail ‘phenomenal’ registration rate for deposit return scheme amid SNP delay pledge

Greens hail 'phenomenal' registration rate for deposit return scheme

Stephen Flynn urges Rishi Sunak to extend Northern Ireland’s EU access to rest of UK

Rishi Sunak urged to expand Northern Ireland's EU access to rest of UK

Matt Hancock battling claims over Covid-19 care home testing after WhatsApp leak

Hancock denies Covid-19 care home testing claims after WhatsApp leak

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