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General election needs to focus on climate, says Patrick Harvie

VOTERS recognise that the next Westminster poll must be a “climate election”, the co-leader of the Scottish Greens has said.

The National (Scotland)

What will a 'conversion therapy' ban in Scotland look like and who opposes it?

CONVERSION practices can cause long-term damage to people who undergo it - but what will the Scottish Government’s ban really do?

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Green LGBT+ wing criticises SNP after Brian Souter dinner

THE Scottish Greens LGBT+ wing have hit out at the SNP for a “lack of moral standing” after reports they courted a controversial tycoon and…

The National (Scotland)

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Climate change health impacts must be central to NHS future, say Scottish Greens

TRACKING injuries and health impacts caused by the climate crisis should be central to planning for a resilient NHS, according to the Scottish

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Greens aim to stand in more seats at next General Election

THE Scottish Greens are aiming to run in more seats at the next General Election than in 2019, its leaders have said ...

The National (Scotland)

SSEN issues update as 250 households still wait for power after Storm Gerrit

Teams from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution are continuing their final push to restore power to around 250 homes off…

The National (Scotland)

John Curtice gives verdict on support for Scottish independence in 2023

A LEADING elections expert has given his verdict on public support for Scottish independence over the last year.

The National (Scotland)

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Latest SSEN update as 2900 properties still without power

SCOTTISH and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) confirm approximately 2900 properties remain without power as of 5pm on Thursday

The National (Scotland)

Budget sees carbon tax on Scotland's big landowners move step closer

A CARBON land tax on Scotland’s largest landowners has moved a step closer after the Scottish Government included a promise to consider the…

The National (Scotland)

Why are so many Scottish companies being bought by overseas interests - and does it matter?

Insider investigates a recent trend to assess the potential impact on jobs, support services and national pride

Insider UK

Scottish Currency Group's open letter to SNP leadership candidates

THE SNP leadership election has coincided with baseball’s Spring Training competitions in the USA,

The National (Scotland)

New water refill tap installed in Dumfries and Galloway woodland

Scottish Water has installed its latest Top Up Tap at Mabie Forest

Daily Record

Ange Postecoglou won't leave Celtic job 'half finished' as Barry Ferguson's Rangers offer hears familiar echo

McCann reckons Postecoglou will be going nowhere amid links with Leeds - but sees why the rest of Scottish football might be glad to see the back of him.

Daily Record

Dumfries and Galloway college student hopes electrical engineering apprentice encourages other women

Milly Smith from Castle Douglas has been named as the Scottish First Stage Apprentice of the Year 2022

Daily Record

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Livingston boss 'desperate' for Scottish Cup run with Lions as they eye quarter-final berth

The Lions have a chance to book their first quarter-final berth in 18 years when they host Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer signals intent to directly control Scottish Labour on gender reform

KEIR Starmer has signalled that he will take direct control over Scottish Labour’s position on gender reform as it has become a “UK-wide…

The Independent UK

SNP hits out at ‘gutless’ UK Government after Jack refuses Holyrood committee

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack said he ‘did not believe it would be appropriate’ for him to give evidence to Holyrood’s Constitution Committee.

The Conversation

Q&A: Why are the Scottish and UK governments going to court over gender recognition laws?

The Scottish and UK governments are heading to court over a plan to change the law in Scotland to make it easier for people to change their legal gender. We asked a legal expert to explain what the dispute is about and why it has serious constitutional implications. _

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Holyrood Weekly: The National launches first podcast in new series

THE National has launched a new weekly podcast bringing you the latest political news, gossip and insight from the Scottish Parliament.

The National (Scotland)

What is Section 35 order? The UK 'nuclear option' to block gender recognition law

WESTMINSTER has its finger hovering over a “nuclear option” button which would trigger a major constitutional showdown over Scotland’s gender…

Daily Record

St Johnstone defender Laura Steedman aims to make the most of Scottish Cup opportunity

The Perth side return to competitive action on Sunday and face a fourth round trip to take on Dryburgh

Daily Record

Delaying free school meals to all primary kids branded 'shameful' by Scots teaching union

Scottish Government pledge to provide all P6 and P7 children with free school meals was put back till 2024.

Insider UK

Scottish industry bodies demand Budget business rates freeze

Several sectors call on John Swinney to follow England and Wales in giving them a temporary tax break

The National (Scotland)

‘Watershed’ moment as GRA Bill set for first stage

SCOTLAND’S Gender Recognition Reform will be a “watershed moment for equality” if it is delivered, the Scottish Greens said ahead of the first…

Daily Record

Scots homeowners spot ‘feet’ poking out wood burner before discovering trapped owl

The SSPCA and Scottish Fire and Rescue Service were called to the address in Aberdeen on October 10 after the worried residents feared a hawk had become stuck inside their chimney.

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