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Metals firm handed £586m Scottish Government support package facing court bankruptcy fight

Taxpayers could be hit with crippling losses if businessman Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG Alliance goes under as a result of the controversial deal signed by SNP ministers.

Daily Record

Sinn Fein vow to strengthen the ‘bonds of friendship’ with Scotland

SINN Fein’s Michelle O’Neill is determined to strengthen the “bonds of friendship” with Scotland and the Scottish Government while working…

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon urged to back 'emergency rent freeze' to help struggling Scots

A spokesman for the Scottish Government admitted that "many tenants are struggling financially" due to the cost of living.

Daily Record

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People over State Pension age on PIP will see changes to benefit start this summer

Older people currently receiving payments for PIP from DWP will not have to re-apply for Adult Disability Payment.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon must say 'as much as you can' over Fergus Ewing bullying claims probe, insists Green minister

EXCLUSIVE: Patrick Harvie told the Record that governments had a responsibility to be transparent while also protecting their employees.

Daily Record

Women For Independence angered as web address links to Alba GRA policy

A CAMPAIGN group has hit out after a web address associated with their organisation was found to redirect to the Alba Party’s website.

The National (Scotland)

Plans for 350 Edinburgh homes refused as residents would be too 'car dependant'

A reporter for the Scottish Government shared the council's opinion the development would 'increase the use of the private car' and challenged claims that bus services would be extended to serve the estate's residents.

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West Lothian steps up as almost 300 families offer refuge to Ukrainians

Households in towns and villages across the county have offered to provide home to those fleeing war. The council is working to put in welfare support and voluntary organisations have offered practical and emotional support

Edinburgh Live

Review calls for moratorium on waste-to-energy incinerators

Report warns that incinerators pose a risk to human health and the environment

Insider UK

Consultation asks if planning permission should be required for charging points

A CONSULTATION has been launched on proposals to remove or relax the need for planning permission for outdoor restaurant seating and electric…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government seeks new chair at Scottish Enterprise

The successful applicant will receive £49,900 for working around a day and a half each week

Insider UK

London tech firm gets £2m backing to base new office in Edinburgh

The move should create up to 25 jobs

Insider UK

Where should Scotland's next national park be? Government asks public for views

PEOPLE are being invited to share their views on Scotland’s national parks as a consultation opens on plans to create the first new one in almost…

The National (Scotland)

SNP make 'major concessions' on Covid 'power grab' bill after outcry

THE Scottish Government has significantly walked back parts of its controversial Covid “power grab” bill, John Swinney has announced.

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Consultation launched to put 'victims at centre of justice system’ in rape cases

THE justice system can be “distressing and re-traumatising for those who come into contact with it”, a Holyrood minister said as a consultation…

Glasgow Live

Glasgow council orders UPVC windows to be removed from tenement flat in conservation area

The decision, which was upheld by the Scottish Government, comes despite other properties having the unauthorised windows in the area

Daily Record

Health Secretary visits Falkirk Community Hospital as Hospital at Home scheme extended

It is hoped the new funding will help the service double its current capacity.

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian primary schools given £500,000 for new windows as part of Covid overhaul

The Scottish Government required all learning spaces to be CO2 monitored by October last year and 12 primary schools in East Lothian found areas which exceeded the set limit and needed additional work to help reduce Covid risks in class

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Daily Record

John Swinney under pressure in Cal Mac ferry fiasco as documents point to his involvement

The Deputy First Minister was revealed to have given the ultimate approval to the disastrous deal to build two Cal Mac ferries at Ferguson Marine.

Daily Record

£100m incinerator plan for Ayrshire dealt blow after independent review calls for cap on new sites

South Scotland Labour MSP Carol Mochan claimed the proposed scheme at the Barr Killoch facility is now a ‘non starter'.

Daily Record

West Lothian Council may face £12m tree bill

The council has already committed £265,000 to the initial survey phase into Ash Dieback, with a further £500,000 in this financial year as felling operations get underway.

Insider UK

UK minister says windfall tax on energy giants would kill off investment

Energy Minister Greg Hands also argued that the Scottish Government’s opposition to new nuclear power stations is holding the country back

Insider UK

Scottish Government finds 'missing' document showing who approved Ferguson ferries

Emails show that John Swinney was involved in the sign off, raising calls for a public inquiry

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon urged to 'come clean' over bullying probe into SNP MSP Fergus Ewing

EXCLUSIVE: Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has demanded the Scottish Government reveal the outcome of a bullying investigation after the First Minister cited "GDPR" issues

The Independent UK

New Bill of Rights could be ‘problematic’ for Scotland, expert says

Barbara Bolton, of the Scottish Human Rights Commission, said replacing current laws could create ‘a whole raft of confusion and uncertainty’.

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