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Johnson refuses to be drawn over ‘partygate’ and resignation calls

Johnson refuses to be drawn over ‘partygate’ and resignation calls

Tributes to Labour councillor following sudden death at 49

Tributes to Labour councillor following sudden death at 49

Scottish Greens will have ‘nothing to do with’ new freeports

Scottish Greens will have ‘nothing to do with’ new freeports

PM described as ‘walking advert for independence’ ahead of Scotland visit

PM described as ‘walking advert for independence’ ahead of Scotland visit

Councils could ban most fireworks in certain areas under new plans

Councils could ban most fireworks in certain areas under new plans

Johnson ‘getting on with the job’ amid partygate investigation

Johnson ‘getting on with the job’ amid partygate investigation

Greens ‘to contribute to Scottish Government’s indyref2 plan’

Greens ‘to contribute to Scottish Government’s indyref2 plan’

PM invited to Scottish Conservative conference despite resignation calls

PM invited to Scottish Conservative conference despite resignation calls

A brief history of the past five weeks at Westminster

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A brief history of the past five weeks at Westminster

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Boris Johnson sent lockdown party questionnaire by police

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Boris Johnson sent lockdown party questionnaire by police

MSPs to receive £2500 allowance for home security improvements

MSPs to receive £2500 allowance for home security improvements

Scheme to give £150 to most households not ‘perfect’, admits Forbes

Scheme to give £150 to most households not ‘perfect’, admits Forbes

‘Red flag’ survey prompts call for support to children’s services

‘Red flag’ survey prompts call for support to children’s services

Holyrood launches inquiry into Scotland’s health inequalities

Holyrood launches inquiry into Scotland’s health inequalities

Review to examine representation of women at Holyrood

Review to examine representation of women at Holyrood

Most households will get £150 to help with rising bills

Most households will get £150 to help with rising bills

‘PM’s ill-thought-out isolation plan is to deflect from Partygate’

‘PM’s ill-thought-out isolation plan is to deflect from Partygate’

Scottish Liberal Democrat leader tests positive for coronavirus

Scottish Liberal Democrat leader tests positive for coronavirus

‘No appropriate notice given over move to lift Covid rules in England’

‘No appropriate notice given over move to lift Covid rules in England’

‘Ministers must justify future use of emergency rule-making powers’

‘Ministers must justify future use of emergency rule-making powers’

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