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Jeremy Corbyn to hold ‘alternative COP26’ in Scotland

Jeremy Corbyn to hold ‘alternative COP26’ in Scotland

Up to 800 temporary visas for butchers amid costly shortage

Up to 800 temporary visas for butchers amid costly shortage

Firms bidding for government contracts must pay real living wage

Firms bidding for government contracts must pay real living wage

SNP MSP John Mason admits he attended controversial abortion ‘vigil’

SNP MSP John Mason admits he attended controversial abortion ‘vigil’

Scotland Office minister takes seat in Lords after failed Holyrood bid

Scotland Office minister takes seat in Lords after failed Holyrood bid

Scotland’s supply chain ‘left exposed by impact of Brexit and Covid’

Scotland’s supply chain ‘left exposed by impact of Brexit and Covid’

Scotland could lose two Westminster seats as boundaries are redrawn

Scotland could lose two Westminster seats as boundaries are redrawn

Finance secretary to stress importance of fiscal framework review

Finance secretary to stress importance of fiscal framework review

Sturgeon to discuss Scotland’s collaboration with Arctic nations

Sturgeon to discuss Scotland’s collaboration with Arctic nations

Ministers under fire after just 20 visas issued to foreign truckers

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Ministers under fire after just 20 visas issued to foreign truckers

Tories call for cross-party support over whole life sentences

Tories call for cross-party support over whole life sentences

Nurses to be balloted over possible industrial action in pay dispute

Nurses to be balloted over possible industrial action in pay dispute

Policing minister pressed over safe consumption rooms

Policing minister pressed over safe consumption rooms

Face coverings could be axed for secondary school pupils in class

Face coverings could be axed for secondary school pupils in class

Johnson’s holiday ‘important for whole country’, minister suggests

Johnson’s holiday ‘important for whole country’, minister suggests

FM to deliver TED Talk on climate action ahead of COP26

FM to deliver TED Talk on climate action ahead of COP26

Scotland demands action from UK Government over carbon dioxide supply

Scotland demands action from UK Government over carbon dioxide supply

Scottish Labour calls for school ventilation update in Parliament

Scottish Labour calls for school ventilation update in Parliament

Sturgeon told to ‘rip up’ deal with Heathrow before Cop26

Sturgeon told to ‘rip up’ deal with Heathrow before Cop26

Patel urged to tackle male violence after backing phone service

Patel urged to tackle male violence after backing phone service

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