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Scots ferry fiasco yard sets its sights on building warships for the Bangladesh navy

Ferguson Marine, the shipbuilding company which has struggled to deliver two CalMac ferries in recent years, is in a bid to build warships for the Bangladesh navy out of its yard in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde.

Daily Record

Senior Tory vows to work with Scottish Government to end 'menace' of plastic wet wipes

The Sunday Mail is campaigning for a ban on the toxic cloths, which destroy beaches, kill wildlife and cause dreaded sewer fatbergs.

Daily Record

Sturgeon praises adviser reportedly sent white powder and says abuse must stop

Professor Devi Sridhar sits on the Scottish Government’s coronavirus advisory board.

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Local election candidates across Lanarkshire invited to complete diversity survey

The Scottish Government questionnaire is open to all candidates

Daily Record

Attendance Allowance to be scrapped and replaced with new payment for older people

Pension Age Disability Payment will provide financial support for people living in Scotland.

Daily Record

All the covid rules changing this Monday in Scotland as free lateral flow testing ends

Changes to the law regarding face masks and testing have been confirmed as from Monday, Scotland will see further covid restrictions ease as we 'learn to live with the virus'.

Glasgow Live

Doctors call for action over abortion protests as patients face ‘deplorable intimidation and harassment’

Group of 76 clinicians urge government to introduce buffer zones following large demonstration outside Glasgow hospital

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DWP provides up to £156 each week for more than 400,000 people with these neurological conditions

The Scottish Government has also announced more support for people living with neurological conditions.

Daily Record

Points based system sought after Edinburgh rents increase by 10 per cent in last year

Living Rent, a tenancy union specialising in protecting tenants rights, has sent a response to the government consultation on rent controls. They believe a point based system has to be introduced.

Edinburgh Live

Plan to cut rents and payments to landlords submitted to Scottish Government

Living Rent believe a regulated, points-based system should determine rents, not landlords

Daily Record

Glasgow Labour promise 'real change' as they say SNP 'neglect' has failed city

Glasgow Labour leader Malcolm Cunning was joined by Anas Sarwar to launch the party's city manifesto and the pair ruled out any coalitions with the SNP or Tories.

Glasgow Live

Lack of Midlothian pharmacy services show system has 'gone wrong' says GP

Hour-long queues of people waiting to collect prescriptions have been reported while a bid for a new pharmacy which could ease the pressure was rejected under contract rules

Edinburgh Live

Glasgow tenant hit with £140 rent hike brands landlord's text message 'a slap in the face'

Jennifer claims she was told her rent will increase by nearly a quarter with less than two months' notice over Whatsapp on Sunday afternoon as Living Rent call on government to bring in rent controls.

Glasgow Live

Food and drink wholesalers share £5m from coronavirus resilience fund

Scottish Government confirms that 40 eligible businesses were awarded grants

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Scottish ‘super sponsor’ scheme for Ukrainian refugees sees 570 visas granted

The latest data shows there have been 1,620 visas relating to Scottish sponsors.

Daily Record

High-profile SNP figures ‘getting away with promoting transphobia’, says Patrick Harvie

The Scottish Greens co-leader said plans to change the Gender Recognition Act would likely be passed by MSPs

Glasgow Live

76 Glasgow doctors demand action against anti-abortion protests outside hospital

In a letter signed by dozens of Glasgow consultants, anti-abortion protests have been described as 'emotional harassment' and causing further trauma to those seeking medical treatment.

Daily Record

Scots consultants demand urgent action over anti-abortion protests that 'bully patients'

Health care professionals have now made a direct plea to Maree Todd MSP as they urged her to show "courage" and implement buffer zones as they are tired of watching patients "get bullied".

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Defiant homeowner vows to keep fence after council orders it to be torn down

The council had ruled that the fence was over the allowed height of two-metres, but the resident later appealed

Daily Record

New benefit replacing PIP in Scotland this year aims to get award decisions right first time

Financial support will also be available to those who choose to challenge an initial award decision.

Insider UK

End of mandatory mask legislation in Scotland ‘not before time’

Scottish Government Covid-19 changes finally being implemented from next week

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Election 2022: Greens pledge urgent climate action and open to coalition talks

Glasgow's Greens launched their manifesto in Govan this morning, promising to address the climate emergency and help solve waste problems in the city.

Daily Record

NHS Forth Valley hits back at MSP's "timebomb" cancer backlog claims

The comments come as the waits for treatment for A&E and cancer are revealed for the region.

Glasgow Live

Scotland covid face mask laws to end next week as mandatory rules relaxed

The Scottish Government has confirmed plans to end law requiring face coverings in indoor public spaces and public transport will come into effect on April 18.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Spaces for People attacked for 'political purposes' says council transport boss

The creation of temporary cycle lanes, widened pavements and pedestrianised streets has sparked controversy in Edinburgh over the last two years.

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