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Tax-cutting mini Budget to be unveiled on Friday next week

Tax-cutting mini Budget to be unveiled on Friday next week

Queen’s death 'unlikely to change support for Scottish independence'

Queen’s death 'unlikely to change support for Scottish independence'

Police criticised for arrests during events to mark Queen’s death as four people charged in Scotland

Police criticised for arrests during events to mark Queen's death

MP Margaret Ferrier given 270-hour community payback over Covid rules breach

MP given community payback for endangering others in Covid rules breach

MP Margaret Ferrier to be sentenced after admitting Covid rules breach

Margaret Ferrier to be sentenced after admitting Covid rules breach

King Charles III to attend Scottish Parliament for first time as monarch

King Charles III to attend Scottish Parliament for first time as monarch

MPs sit on Saturday for only sixth time since 1939 for tributes to Queen

MPs sit on Saturday for only sixth time since 1939 for tributes to Queen

Tributes paid to the Queen by MPs in the House of Commons

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Tributes paid to the Queen by MPs in the House of Commons

Glasgow councillors demand urgent support as 5,000 children expected to be plunged into poverty by cost of living crisis

Councillors demand urgent support as 5000 children to be plunged into poverty

Scotland’s political leaders pay tribute to the Queen after passing aged 96

Scotland's political leaders pay tribute to the Queen

Glasgow to establish ‘warm banks’ for locals unable to heat homes over winter

'Warm banks' to be set up for those unable to heat their homes

Nicola Sturgeon: ‘I don’t regret actions to save Ferguson Marine Shipyard’

Nicola Sturgeon: 'I don't regret actions to save Ferguson's Shipyard'

Energy bills to be frozen at £2,500 a year, Prime Minister Liz Truss confirms

Energy bills to be frozen at £2,500 a year, Liz Truss confirms

Derek Mackay: ‘I’ll take share of responsibility over ferries contract’

Derek Mackay: 'I'll take share of responsibility over ferries contract'

PM Liz Truss confirms typical household energy bills to be capped at £2,500 a year

As-it-happened: Typical household energy bills to be capped at £2,500 a year

Glasgow to establish ‘warm banks’ over winter amid energy bills crisis

Glasgow to establish 'warm banks' over winter amid energy bills crisis

Derek Mackay questioned by MSPs over his role in Ferguson Marine ferry contract scandal

Derek Mackay facing MSPs at Holyrood over his role in ferries fiasco

Teaching union calls for urgent roll out of universal free school meals

Teaching union calls for urgent roll out of universal free school meals

John Swinney says ‘Scottish budget at absolute limits’ as £500m reduction in planned spending announced

Scottish Government to cut planned spending by £500m, Swinney says

SNP has application granted to intervene in Supreme Court IndyRef2 case

SNP has application granted to intervene in Supreme Court IndyRef2 bid

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