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SNP MP: Work until we 'craft something better' than de facto referendum

SNP MP Stewart McDonald has said he thinks it would be wrong to “settle” for a de-facto referendum.

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Who is funding SNP MPs and how much are they getting?

THE SNP registered over £1 million in donations a new database has shown - but what does it reveal about who is funding individual MPs?

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Senior SNP MP: De facto indyref should include votes for all indy parties

THE SNP’s most senior MP has said a victory for the de facto referendum should include votes for any party prepared to stand in the next General…

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'Heartbreaking': Jazz stars in bid to save BBC Radio Scotland show from being axed

A SCOTTISH jazz musician has launched a petition in order to save Jazz Nights from being axed by BBC Radio Scotland.

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Hollywood star John Cena goes on pro-independence Twitter following spree

HOLLYWOOD star and WWE wrestler John Cena has taken an apparent interest in Scotland’s independence movement.

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'Education will fall apart': Scottish teachers' grim warning from the picket lines

TEACHERS have warned ongoing strikes are about more than pay and that the offer currently on the table risks the future of the profession in…

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Scottish Trump firms marked 'overdue' on annual accounts filings

THREE Scottish firms linked with Donald Trump have their company accounts marked as “overdue” on the public records, it has emerged.

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Sam Heughan 'fantastic' at learning Gaelic for Outlander, says expert

THE Gaelic consultant on Outlander’s seventh season has revealed that star Sam Heughan was “fantastic” at learning Gaelic.

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'Misleading English media reports fuelling abuse of GPs', Scots medical group claims

MISLEADING media reports about GPs in England are fuelling abuse of doctors in Scotland’s biggest health board, a major medical organisation has…

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Stephen Greif obituary

The Crown and Blake’s 7 actor who performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company and the National Theatre

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SNP condemn Rishi Sunak's anti-strike laws 'in strongest possible terms'

THE SNP have condemned in the "strongest possible terms" Conservative anti-strike laws which could see unions sued by employers if they…

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Jason Leitch urges unwell Scots to stay away from work to protect NHS

SCOTLAND’S national clinical director has urged people feeling unwell to stay away from their work in order to help the NHS.

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The songwriter who inspired Winnie Ewing's famous by-election victory

A SCOTTISH songwriter has spoken about how his music helped inspire Winnie Ewing to her stunning political victory in the Hamilton by-election in…

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Two Scots on how the Scotland National Cerebral Palsy football side has changed lives

BLAIR Glynn was 11 years old when his life changed. It was a normal day; he was out with his family and playing at the park, the same as many other…

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MMP in New Zealand turns 30 at this year’s election – a work in progress, but still a birthday worth celebrating

In a tidy alignment of round numbers, this year’s general election will also mark the 30th anniversary of the binding referendum that ushered in the mixed member proportional (MMP) system of voting. It will also be the tenth election held under the proportional system, truly a generational milestone in New…

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Scots woman explains how husband's gardening hobby led to major Japanese honour

DESPITE being over 5500 miles away from each other, Scotland and Japan are closely linked.

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Why has the UK public turned against Brexit in record numbers in 2022?

AS 2022 comes to a close, poll after poll is saying the same thing: the UK public is turning against Brexit in record numbers.

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Fewer than one in 10 of Scotland’s councillors live in rented homes

FIGURES showing that more than half of Scotland’s councillors own property while only seven percent are tenants “underlining” barriers for…

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Seymour on battling ‘astonishingly prepared’ Govt

In an end-of-year sit down with Newsroom, ACT Party leader David Seymour discusses the difficulties of opposing the Government's agenda.

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Hypnotists, a vet and posties: Here are the second jobs of Scotland's councillors

ALMOST 60 of Scotland’s councillors have a second job including three posties, two hypnotists and a vet, a data investigation by The National has…

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Revealed: Number of Scots councillors with second jobs as political staffers

MORE than 120 councillors have second jobs as political staffers, an exclusive data analysis by The National has found.

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Filmmaker swapped California for Scotland's Book Town

FILM writer-director Jessica Fox was working as Nasa’s storyteller when it occurred to her that her future might lie in a small town in Scotland.

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Scots ‘should be affronted’ by UK loophole which lets Lords be MSPs

BORIS Johnson sparked a mini constitutional crisis when he sought to use his resignation honours list to award peerages to sitting MPs such as…

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