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Nicola Sturgeon set to lay out Scottish independence referendum 'route map' next week

The First Minister is set to address MSPs at Holyrood next week over her government's next steps towards holding an IndyRef2.

Daily Record

Tactical vote will deliver knockout blow to PM, say Lib Dems as poll race tightens

Ed Davey calls on Labour and Green voters to switch in Devon seat where result is too close to call

The Guardian - UK

Nicola Sturgeon and Patrick Harvie accused of 'flagrant duplicity' after failing to turn up for crucial vote on free school meals

The First Minister and Scottish Green Party leader were more focused on an independence campaign launch.

Daily Record

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Scottish Greens accused of betraying children after rejecting universal free school meals

Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater's party claimed the plan could end up subsidising private school pupils.

Daily Record

'It's like going back to school': Newly elected Greens learn the 'arcane' ropes

IT has been just over a month since Glasgow elected a raft of young Green councillors and the group are starting to find their feet dealing with the…

The National (Scotland)

Wirral Council praised after damning report but £14m deficit looms

The authority was heavily criticised in two government reports last year

Liverpool Echo

Lanarkshire greenspace project receives £200k funding boost

Land in Moodiesburn is set to be transformed thanks to support from the Scottish Government's vacant and derelict land fund.

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Greens accused of ‘petty politics’ after walking out of Holyrood debate on Queen’s Jubilee

Republican campaigners praise ‘extraordinary’ move

The Independent UK

Glasgow councillors claim spending money on Queen's Jubilee 'sickeningly offensive'

While other cities are gearing up for big celebrations Glasgow has very little planned - and while some say that is correct in a cost of living crisis, at least one councillor branded it "mean spirited."

Glasgow Live

Green MSPs walk out as Holyrood congratulates The Queen on Platinum Jubilee

Nicola Sturgeon led tributes at the Scottish Parliament today to the Queen but not all members stuck around to hear them.

Daily Record

SNP and Greens under pressure to back emergency rent freeze for Scots tenants

Mercedes Villalba, who represents the North East for Labour, is proposing a freeze on increases until a system of national rent controls is in place.

Daily Record

Edinburgh council seized by Labour after support from Tories to shut out SNP

Labour will run a minority administration after being backed by the Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives, with a proposed SNP-Green coalition failing to get enough support.

Edinburgh Live

SNP and Green Ministers urged to give up Government cars during ScotRail chaos

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar raised the plight of commuters having to fork out for taxis due to the rail crisis.

Daily Record

MPs and MSPs intervene as Edinburgh Labour ponder 'unthinkable deal with Tories'

MPs and MSPs from Scotland’s capital city have written an “urgent” letter to the Labour council group amid rumours they will use Tory votes…

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Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh SNP nominate Lib Dem leader to be city's next Lord Provost

Councillors will meet this week to elect a new Lord Provost, council leader and committee conveners, with negotiations over which party will take control of the city ongoing.

The National (Scotland)

SNP nominate LibDem councillor for Lord Provost of Edinburgh

THE SNP have nominated a LibDem to be the Lord Provost of Scotland’s capital.

ABC News

Who are the crossbenchers after the election? And how will they vote in Parliament?

Australia's parliament is facing a supersized crossbench in the wake of the "teal wave" and a unprecedented number of Greens candidates elected. But what does all this mean for the new parliament? And who are these new crossbencher?

Wales Online

Neath Port Talbot's first ever Green Party councillor says he's 'elated'

The Green Party councillor became a member with a total of 552 votes at this years local elections

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The Guardian - UK

Power failures: what are the bosses of Britain’s bust energy firms doing now?

The collapse of dozens of providers caused huge disruption – but many of the people behind them are still in business

Glasgow Live

Glasgow bid for abortion clinic protest free zones welcomed as demonstrations rise

A petition has been launched calling for buffer zones to be introduced at clinics so protestors cannot gather, amid warnings the number of demonstrations was rising.

Chicago Sun-Times

After half a century, Packers fans get their season tickets

The team has a waiting list of 140,000 for 81,441-seat Lambeau Field, which means a long time on the list.

The National (Scotland)

Three EU nationals in Scotland on experiencing xenophobia in politics

After Fife SNP council candidate and EU national Olaf Stando revealed he had received a barrage of xenophobic abuse during his campaigning for the…

Glasgow Live

Glasgow councillors return to chamber in force as new term begins

Councillors tweeted from the chambers and excitedly shared photos while they took their places on the red leather seats.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow council gets new SNP administration as Susan Aitken returned as leader

Susan Aitken has been re-elected as the leader of Glasgow City Council and her SNP colleague Jacqueline McLaren is the new Lord Provost. Greens councillor Christy Mearns is the deputy Lord Provost.

Daily Record

Labour councillor elected as new Stirling Council leader as new administration takes shape

Stirling Labour leader Chris Kane is the new leader of Stirling Council, while Conservative councillor Douglas Dodds will take on the role of provost.

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