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Nicola Sturgeon says all options for more funding amid strikes ‘exhausted’

Nicola Sturgeon says all options for funding amid strikes 'exhausted’

Boris Johnson says successor will announce ‘huge financial support’ to tackle cost of living crisis

Johnson says new PM will announce 'huge cost of living support'

Plans to guarantee teacher jobs and end standardised testing put forward by Scottish Lib Dems

Calls to provide a job guarantee for qualified teachers in Scotland

Scottish Government accused of ‘breaking own laws’ over smoke alarm delay

Scottish Government accused of 'breaking law' over smoke alarm delay

Call for education statistics body to cut through ‘spin’ on performance

Call for education statistics body to cut through 'spin' on performance

Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi: ‘We must work together in face of rising energy prices’

Chancellor: 'We must work together in face of rising energy prices'

Cockerel jug symbolising Ukraine’s resistance gifted to Boris Johnson displayed in Edinburgh

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Ukrainian cockerel jug gifted to Prime Minister to go on display

Scottish Government Nordic office to be officially opened by Nicola Sturgeon in Copenhagen

FM to officially open Scottish Government's Nordic office in Denmark

Ian Blackford: ‘One way or the other, independence referendum will happen’

Ian Blackford: 'One way or the other, independence referendum will happen'

Emergency talks held in bid to resolve pay dispute and end bin strikes

Emergency talks held in bid to resolve pay dispute and end bin strikes

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon condemns ‘nasty, unpleasant fringe’ of Scottish independence movement

Nicola Sturgeon condemns 'nasty, unpleasant fringe' of Scottish politics

Bernard Ponsonby: I predict Liz Truss will perform immediate U-turns if she becomes Prime Minister

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Prediction - Truss will perform immediate U-turns if she becomes PM

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John Swinney to hold urgent bin strikes summit with council bosses and trade unions

John Swinney to hold urgent bin strikes summit with councils and unions

Scotland’s public spending deficit falls below £24bn but continues to suffer from Covid pandemic

£24bn black hole in government spending in Scotland last year

Barnett-style funding formula proposed for local government budgets

Barnett-style funding formula proposed for local government budgets

What are the Scottish Government’s GERS figures and why do they always cause a rammy?

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What are the GERS figures and why do they always cause a rammy?

Public to be asked for views on creating future for Gaelic and Scots

Public to be asked for views on creating future for Gaelic and Scots

Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi to travel to Scotland as ministers urged to freeze bills

Chancellor to travel to Scotland as ministers urged to freeze bills

Labour mayor Andy Burnham: ‘The UK needs to be completely rewired’

Labour mayor Andy Burnham: 'The UK needs to be completely rewired'

SNP and Liberal Democrat councillors in Edinburgh call for ‘respectful debate’

SNP and Lib Dem councillors in Edinburgh call for 'respectful debate'

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