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Scotland warned that emissions targets ‘trend of failure’ could continue

Ambitious targets not yet met by actual progress in areas like energy efficiency and peatland restoration

Insider UK

Scots human rights expert dismisses call to postpone Holyrood gender reforms

A Scottish human rights expert said that women's and trans rights go "hand in hand"

The National (Scotland)

A9 road safety and memorial petition gathers 2600 names within days of launching

Five days after being launched, an online petition to the Scottish Parliament asking for action about the A9 has gathered 2600 names.

Daily Record

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Gordon Brown to unveil plan to 'make Britain work for Scotland'

LABOUR’S reforms to the UK, which will provide an “enhanced” role for Scotland as part of the new arrangements, will answer “people’s…

The National (Scotland)

Police found to have mishandled complaints about death of Glasgow teen Rhys Bonner

Stephanie Bonner's 19-year-old son, Rhys, went missing in 2019 and his body was discovered two weeks later in marshland. Four complaints regarding the investigation have been upheld.

Glasgow Live

Supreme Court ruling 'not the end of the road' for Scottish independence, expert says

Professor Nicola McEwen, an expert in constitutional issues, said the Supreme Court ruling simply kicked the issue back into the political sphere.

The National (Scotland)

Watchdog order police to review four complaints made by grieving mum of Rhys Bonner

Stephanie Bonner's son was just 19 years old when he went missing from his Barlanark home in July 2019.

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Humza Yousaf abuse is second time in as many days Scotland has been embarrassed by racists

The online abuse Yousaf has suffered means he no longer engages with his Twitter followers or even looks at his account.

Daily Record

Gender reform is not being 'rushed through' parliament, says Nicola Sturgeon

THE First Minister has rejected accusations that gender recognition reform is being “rushed through” the Scottish Parliament.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's political leaders pay tribute to Doddie Weir at Holyrood

Nicola Sturgeon pledged to do all she can to find a cure to motor neuron disease.

The National (Scotland)

Tory MSP calls for government action to halt decline of Lanarkshire's town centres

Graham Simpson's call follows the publication of a report by the Scottish Parliament’s Economy and Fair Work Committee

Daily Record

Scottish Parliament honours Ukraine at first ever St Andrew's Day celebration

THE Scottish Parliament has held its first ever St Andrew’s Day celebration.

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh students join university staff to form vast picket lines in pay dispute

Picket lines have formed across University of Edinburgh campuses and the Scottish Parliament building on Wednesday afternoon as both students and staff oppose the pay offer in the table

Edinburgh Live

Holyrood must decide 'whether and when' indyref2 is held, STUC affirms

IT should be for the Scottish Parliament to decide “whether and when” indyref2 is held – despite the Supreme Court’s ruling that it does not…

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Chief civil servant urged to check legality of spending £20 million on indyref2 push

Scottish Conservative MSP accuses the Scottish National Party of using public funds for 'propaganda'

The Independent UK

Chief civil servant urged to check legality of using £20m funds on indyref2 push

The Scottish Tory letter comes as the Supreme Court ruled Holyrood could not legally legislate on a Scottish independence referendum.

Daily Record

Linlithgow MSP Fiona Hyslop hosts 'Poetry in Parliament' event aimed at providing powerful perspectives on climate change

The event featured several poets showcasing their work with an emphasis on climate change.

Daily Record

Yes movement must do what we do best – focus on the campaigning

The SNP's Economy spokesperson Alison Thewliss said an independent Scotland can do a 'darn sight better than broke, broken, Brexit Britain'.

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The Independent UK

UK Government blocking indyref2 as it knows it will lose, says SNP depute leader

The Supreme Court ruled this week the Scottish Parliament cannot legislate for a referendum without Westminster’s consent.

The National (Scotland)

SNP deputy rules out dissolving Parliament to use Holyrood for de facto indyref2

THE SNP’S deputy leader has ruled out dissolving Holyrood and using a Scottish Parliament election as a de facto independence referendum.

The National (Scotland)

SNP MP in fresh call for snap Holyrood election as de facto indyref2

SNP MP Angus MacNeil has renewed his call for an early Holyrood election to be used as a de facto vote for independence.

The National (Scotland)

Unionist parties' ‘duplicity’ has been laid bare, Keith Brown says

THE Supreme Court ruling on an independence referendum has exposed the “utter fiction” of the UK as a partnership of equals and will see the Yes…

The Independent UK

Tories condemn £1.5m spent on civil servants for SNP’s ‘pet project’

Donald Cameron said work on the independence campaign should be disbanded following the Supreme Court judgment.

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon: Supreme Court ruling has 'galvanised' Yes movement across Scotland

The Supreme Court judgment has “galvanised” the Yes movement across Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon told SNP members at a St Andrew's day event

The National (Scotland)

Unionist politicians accuse Nicola Sturgeon of 'Trump' tactics on independence

UNIONIST politicians have accused the SNP of drawing from the “Trump playbook” after those opposed to a second referendum were accused of…

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