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SNP tells Bank of England the ‘time is now right’ for interest rate cut

SNP tells Bank of England the 'time is now right' for interest rate cut

Emergency release of prisoners will create ‘more victims’, Victim Support Scotland warns

Emergency release of prisoners will create 'more victims', charity warns

How many people in Scotland have applied for an XL Bully exemption certificate?

XL Bully owners urged to apply for exemption certificate before deadline

Swinney pays tribute to veterans as services mark 80th anniversary of D-Day

Swinney pays tribute to veterans as services mark 80th anniversary of D-Day

Summer bin strikes loom as Unite and GMB unions ballot cleansing staff for industrial action

Summer bin strikes loom as unions ballot workers for industrial action

Police will take ‘no further action’ after complaint over Michael Matheson iPad bill

Police take 'no further action' against Matheson after iPad bill complaint

Scottish party leaders face tough questioning in STV election debate

Scottish party leaders clash in tough first election debate

More than 10,000 hectares of peatland restored in Scotland in a year

Record number of damaged peatlands restored in last year

John Swinney to press people to ‘vote SNP to put Scotland’s interests first’

Swinney to press people to 'vote SNP to put Scotland’s interests first'

Police Scotland ‘assessing’ further complaint over Michael Matheson iPad bill

Police 'assessing' further complaint over Michael Matheson iPad bill

John Swinney: Tories deserve a ‘democratic drubbing’ in General Election

Swinney: Tories deserve a 'democratic drubbing' in General Election

Survey reveals Scots want public bodies to ‘step up action’ to boost beaver population

Scots want public bodies to 'step up action' to boost beaver population

Election candidates urged to back end of vape marketing aimed at young people

Election candidates urged to back end of vape marketing aimed at young people

Long-running Covid probe exhausts burnt out care home staff and bereaved families

Wrongly convicted Post Office Horizon victims to be exonerated after Bill passed by Scottish Government

Wrongly convicted Horizon victims in Scotland to be exonerated

CalMac contract extended as Government continues to consider direct award

CalMac contract extended as Government continues to consider direct award

Canada-based Ferguson Marine boss has costs paid to travel to Clyde yard, MSPs told

Canada-based ferry boss has costs paid to travel to Clyde yard, MSPs told

No systemic problem at Creative Scotland despite explicit art film funding, MSPs told

No systemic problem at Creative Scotland despite explicit art film funding, MSPs told

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