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MP Margaret Ferrier accused of breaching coronavirus rules

MP Margaret Ferrier accused of breaching coronavirus rules

Inquest set to open into death of MP Sir David Amess

UK & International

Inquest set to open into death of MP Sir David Amess

Forbes calls on Sunak to reinstate universal credit uplift in Budget

Forbes calls on Sunak to reinstate universal credit uplift in Budget

Calls to shut large shops on New Year’s Day rejected by government

Calls to shut large shops on New Year’s Day rejected by government

Forbes ‘sincerely hopes’ strike can be averted in council pay dispute

Forbes ‘sincerely hopes’ strike can be averted in council pay dispute

Early-stage cancer diagnosis misses Sturgeon’s target by more than 20%

Early-stage cancer diagnosis misses Sturgeon’s target by more than 20%

Scottish Labour should support indyref2, says former union boss

Scottish Labour should support indyref2, says former union boss

Transport minister: Plans to stop ScotRail strikes ‘not optimistic’

Transport minister: Plans to stop ScotRail strikes ‘not optimistic’

Sir David Attenborough: Act on climate now or it will be too late

Sir David Attenborough: Act on climate now or it will be too late

Budget set to include £150m fund to help businesses in Scotland

Budget set to include £150m fund to help businesses in Scotland

PM: ‘Touch and go’ whether COP26 will make climate progress needed

PM: ‘Touch and go’ whether COP26 will make climate progress needed

‘Take action against drink spikers rather than punish venues’

‘Take action against drink spikers rather than punish venues’

Yousaf confident any COP26 coronavirus case rise can be ‘countered’

Yousaf confident any COP26 coronavirus case rise can be ‘countered’

EU negotiators head to London seeking solutions to Northern Ireland Protocol

EU negotiators head to London seeking solutions to Northern Ireland Protocol

Call to bring forward requirement for low-carbon heating in buildings

Call to bring forward requirement for low-carbon heating in buildings

New schemes to ‘back innovative businesses and woo foreign talent’

New schemes to ‘back innovative businesses and woo foreign talent’

‘Scotland is ready to play its part for a successful COP26’

‘Scotland is ready to play its part for a successful COP26’

Reaching global climate deal will be tough, COP26 president says

Reaching global climate deal will be tough, COP26 president says

Minister ‘disappointed’ at lawyers’ boycott of COP26 court scheme

Minister ‘disappointed’ at lawyers’ boycott of COP26 court scheme

Truss: We must not become strategically dependent on China

Truss: We must not become strategically dependent on China

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