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Transport minister Graeme Dey steps down for health-related reasons
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Transport minister Graeme Dey steps down for health-related reasons

Will national insurance actually rise as planned in April?
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Will national insurance actually rise as planned in April?

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Crunch week for PM as lockdown parties inquiry prepares to publish
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Crunch week for PM as lockdown parties inquiry prepares to publish

Pubs and nightclubs return to full capacity as restrictions eased
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Pubs and nightclubs return to full capacity as restrictions eased

MSP warns seeing GP for any and all health issues ‘not sustainable’
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MSP warns seeing GP for any and all health issues ‘not sustainable’

Sturgeon plans to introduce independence bill in ‘the coming weeks’
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Sturgeon plans to introduce independence bill in ‘the coming weeks’

Tory MP claims she lost her job because of her ‘Muslimness’
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Tory MP claims she lost her job because of her ‘Muslimness’

Call for answers over £700k national care service consultancy work
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Call for answers over £700k national care service consultancy work

Free badges and lanyards to help Covid-anxious Scots ask for space
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Free badges and lanyards to help Covid-anxious Scots ask for space

Boris Johnson ‘unfit for office’, says former Scottish Tory leader
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Boris Johnson ‘unfit for office’, says former Scottish Tory leader

Call to replace P1 testing with investment in school ventilation
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Call to replace P1 testing with investment in school ventilation

‘Nearly two million’ police 101 calls ended before being answered
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‘Nearly two million’ police 101 calls ended before being answered

Nicola Sturgeon referred to UK statistics watchdog over ‘twisted’ data
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Nicola Sturgeon referred to UK statistics watchdog over ‘twisted’ data

PM’s study into Scotland-Northern Ireland bridge cost taxpayers £900k
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PM’s study into Scotland-Northern Ireland bridge cost taxpayers £900k

Lord Offord says closure of old school motivated him to join Government
Politics

Lord Offord says closure of old school motivated him to join Government

Ross ‘disappointed’ by claims that No 10 blackmailed MPs who opposed PM
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Ross ‘disappointed’ by claims that No 10 blackmailed MPs who opposed PM

When authority is lost, a Prime Minister’s resignation will follow
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When authority is lost, a Prime Minister’s resignation will follow

Bernard Ponsonby
Bernard Ponsonby
‘Johnson doesn’t have plan for Britain’s future’, says Sir Tony Blair
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‘Johnson doesn’t have plan for Britain’s future’, says Sir Tony Blair

‘Clear need to reset relations across union after Brexit and Covid’
Politics

‘Clear need to reset relations across union after Brexit and Covid’

Bid to allow law-breaking or failing MSPs to be booted from office
Politics

Bid to allow law-breaking or failing MSPs to be booted from office

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