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Funding for long Covid sufferers in Scotland ‘will not be enough’

Funding for long Covid sufferers in Scotland 'will not be enough'

Boris and Carrie Johnson to host party at Tory donor’s Cotswolds estate

Boris and Carrie Johnson to host party at Tory donor’s Cotswolds estate

Governments under pressure to provide more help to tackle cost of living crisis as prices keep on rising

Governments under pressure to provide more help as living costs keep rising

Scottish Aslef boss resigns from Labour party over sacking of Sam Tarry for RMT picket appearance

Train drivers' union boss quits Labour over shadow minister sacking

Bernard Ponsonby: Labour leader Keir Starmer’s innate Conservatism could keep the Tories in power

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Keir Starmer's innate Conservatism could keep the Tories in power

Bernard Ponsonby

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer sacks frontbencher Sam Tarry after he defies rail strike picket line ban

Labour sacks frontbencher Sam Tarry after he defies picket line ban

Poorest workers will pay the highest price during living costs crisis

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Poorest workers will pay the highest price during living costs crisis

Bernard Ponsonby

UK Government accused of ‘wasting’ more than £50m over ditched HS2 train link with Scotland

Government 'wasted' £50m on ditched HS2 high speed rail link to Scotland

Lib Dems call for 'truth' over mental health recruitment figures

Lib Dems call for 'truth' over mental health recruitment figures

Ex-SNP MP Margaret Ferrier set to face trial in August

Ex-SNP MP Margaret Ferrier set to face trial in August

Adult disability payment opens for applications in seven more areas across Scotland

Adult disability payment opens for applications in seven more areas

Scottish councils urged to apply for share of £4.8bn funding

Scottish councils urged to apply for share of £4.8bn funding

Prime Minister Boris Johnson throws grenade during trip to see Ukrainian soldiers undergo training in UK

PM throws grenade during trip to Ukrainian soldier training camp

Conservative leadership Margaret Thatcher pledges ‘will set alarm bells ringing’, warns SNP’s Ian Blackford

Tory leadership Thatcher pledges 'will set alarm bells ringing'

Scottish Labour urge ministers to rule out ‘rip-off rail fare’ increases for passengers

'Rule out rip-off rail fares for passengers', ministers told

SNP agree to apply to intervene in Scottish Government Supreme Court independence referendum case

SNP to apply to intervene in Supreme Court independence case

IndyRef: Scotland’s top lawyer Dorothy Bain publishes independence argument to Supreme Court

Scotland's top lawyer publishes indyref argument to Supreme Court

Scots urged to take part in consultation on outdoor education Bill

Scots urged to complete consultation on outdoor activity rule in schools

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak’s battle to be Prime Minister offering little for ordinary voters

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Battle to be Prime Minister offering little for ordinary voters

Bernard Ponsonby

Brexit divorce bill could soar by £5bn, Treasury admits

Brexit divorce bill could soar by £5bn, Treasury admits

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