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Sir Keir Starmer faces PMQs as farmers bring tractor protest to Westminster

Sir Keir Starmer faces PMQs as farmers bring tractor protest to Westminster

John Swinney to auction Christmas card picture to help children’s charity

John Swinney to auction Christmas card picture to help children’s charity

We should think about National Care Service outside of ‘institutional architecture’, says John Swinney

We should think about NCS outside of ‘institutional architecture’, says Swinney

MSP’s ecocide law to tackle environmental crime clears hurdle at Holyrood

Law could see major polluters jailed for up to 20 years

First Minster John Swinney holds call with Donald Trump

First Minster John Swinney holds call with Donald Trump

Record number of pupils in Scotland have additional support needs

Record number of pupils in Scotland have additional support needs

Scottish Government urges UK Government to put pressure on Lukashenko regime

Scottish Government urges UK Government to put pressure on Lukashenko regime

Next Holyrood election about hope and SNP will be ready, says Swinney

Next Holyrood election about hope and SNP will be ready, says Swinney

Tories to force vote on extending free bus travel to asylum seekers

Tories to force vote on extending free bus travel to asylum seekers

New breakfast club scheme to help children reach ‘learning potential’

New breakfast club scheme to help children reach ‘learning potential’

First Minister finds balance in son’s hockey ahead of budget

First Minister finds balance in son’s hockey ahead of budget

People would laugh at me if I said I’m going to be first minister – Findlay

People would laugh at me if I said I’m going to be first minister – Findlay

Voting against the Budget will be ‘albatross’ around Labour’s neck, says Swinney

Voting against the Budget will be ‘albatross’ around Labour’s neck, says Swinney

Extra money in Budget will help unpaid carers take short breaks – minister

Extra money in Budget will help unpaid carers take short breaks – minister

Budget funding for mental health services ‘deeply disappointing’, sector warns

Budget funding for mental health services ‘deeply disappointing’, sector warns

Two-child benefit cap mitigation could start in early 2026, says Robison

Two-child benefit cap mitigation could start in early 2026, says Robison

Poll suggests pro-independence majority at Holyrood with SNP on 59 seats

Poll suggests pro-independence majority at Holyrood with SNP on 59 seats

Swinney raises union’s plan to save Grangemouth with Starmer

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Swinney raises union’s plan to save Grangemouth with Starmer

Starmer to work ‘constructively’ on scrapping two-child benefit cap in Scotland

Starmer to work ‘constructively’ on scrapping two-child benefit cap in Scotland

Record NHS funding will lead to faster appointments, vows Gray

Record NHS funding will lead to faster appointments, vows Gray

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