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Short-term let licensing scheme could breach human rights laws, operators claim

Short-term let licensing scheme 'could breach human rights laws'

Rachel Reeves rejects SNP plans for alternative to Scottish independence referendum

Labour rejects SNP plans for alternative to independence referendum

Humza Yousaf: Only limited help for councils in bid to avert school strikes

Yousaf: Only limited help for councils in bid to avert school strikes

Humza Yousaf considers XL bully ban after English decision

Humza Yousaf considers XL bully ban after English decision

Widespread school strike action to go ahead in Scotland as GMB Unison and Unite unions reject COSLA pay offer

Widespread school strike action to go ahead as unions reject pay offer

Could the SNP win independence without a referendum?

Could the SNP win independence without a referendum?

Government approves licences to store 30 million tonnes of CO2 a year under North Sea

Licences to store 30 million tonnes of CO2 a year under North Sea approved

Supermarket loyalty card prices ‘not as good as they seem’ – Which?

Supermarket loyalty card prices ‘not as good as they seem’ – Which?

Census: Migration and ageing population changing the face of Scotland

Census: Migration and ageing population changing the face of Scotland

‘The system isn’t fair’: Homeowners braced for large council tax hikes under Scottish Government proposals

'The system isn't fair': Homeowners braced for large council tax hikes

Time running out to avert school strike action, union warns

Time running out to avert school strike action, union warns

Patrick Harvie hits out at ‘culture wars’ in climate change debate

Patrick Harvie hits out at ‘culture wars’ in climate change debate

Key points from Scotland’s 2022 census as population grows to record high

Key points from Scottish census as population grows to record high

Is Scotland’s population growth enough to avert a public services crisis?

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Is Scotland's population growth enough to avert a public services crisis?

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Humza Yousaf accused of possible breach of ministerial code by Alex Cole-Hamilton of Scottish renewables claim

Humza Yousaf accused of possible breach of ministerial code

More than 1,700 chemotherapy treatments paid for privately by Scottish cancer patients last year

More than 1,700 chemotherapy treatments paid for privately last year

Union rejects pay offer and sets deadline for councils to avoid mass school strikes across Scotland

Union rejects pay offer and sets deadline to avoid mass school strikes

Fergus Ewing faces disciplinary action by SNP over Lorna Slater no-confidence vote

SNP rebel Fergus Ewing facing possible suspension over Lorna Slater vote

Courts service must ‘honour obligation’ to scrap zero-hour contracts, says Labour MSP

Courts service must 'honour obligation' to scrap zero-hour contracts

First Minister Humza Yousaf faces FMQs following release of Scotland’s census results

Live: Humza Yousaf faces FMQs following release of census results

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