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Mum of murdered nurse fears 'more deaths like Louise' amid plea for urgent inquiry

Caroline Lyon will visit the Scottish Parliament on the second anniversary of Louise Aitchison's murder to ask politicians to support a swift inquiry to establish how her daughter was failed by Police Scotland.

Glasgow Live

Edinburgh cyclist who was hit by taxi wears camera to protect from motorists

One cyclist said that it was important for them to attend after being a victim of road violence late last year when he was struck by a taxi on Nicolson Street.

Edinburgh Live

Blackford: UK has had ‘massive missed opportunity’ to reduce nuclear threat

The SNP’s Westminster leader said the UK should have acted sooner to remove its Trident deterrent programme.

The Independent UK

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Ian Blackford claims it is still SNP 'intention' to stage 2023 independence referendum

The SNP Westminster leader said it was a question of democracy whether MSPs in Holyrood would be allowed to stage a second referendum.

Daily Record

Widow of tragic PC Andrew Harper urges Nicola Sturgeon to introduce life sentences for police killers

Lissie Harper has joined forces with Christine Fulton, from Ayrshire, whose police officer husband was stabbed to death in 1994.

Daily Record

Scottish Labour opposition to indyref2 not "viable" says country's top trade unionist

Roz Foyer said there is a “policy difference” between the Labour party and wider Labour movement on a referendum

Daily Record

Fresh calls for light to be shone on 'serious issues' at troubled Lanarkshire college

Damning allegations of fraud and theft at a Lanarkshire college have again come under the spotlight at the Scottish Parliament

Daily Record

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Anti-abortion protests should be 'outside Scottish Parliament not hospitals'

There have been mounting calls for buffer zones to be introduced around abortion clinics to protect women from being targeted.

Daily Record

Conservative stronghold in Ayr could be test of their strength

The Conservatives aim to retain three councillors in Ayr West while Labour aim to regain seat it lost in 2017

Daily Record

Alex Salmond 'not finished with parliamentary politics' as he claims SNP government has done 'nothing' on independence

The former First Minister is not standing in the local council elections which take place next month, but hopes to be elected to the Scottish Parliament at the next opportunity.

Daily Record

Greyhound racing in Scotland 'beyond reform' as some dogs 'drugged with cocaine'

Campaigners from Scotland Against Greyhound Exploitation (Sage) asked the Scottish Parliament's Rural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee to call for a complete ban on the sport.

Daily Record

Sturgeon: I could step aside as First Minister if Scots reject independence

The First Minister addressed her future when she appeared as a panellist on the popular daytime talk show Loose Women.

The Independent UK

No link between hepatitis outbreak in Scots kids and Covid-19 vaccine

Today, infections north of the border stood at 13, Maree Todd told the Scottish Parliament.

Daily Record

Around 1,000 Edinburgh protestors gather at Scottish Parliament to support Imran Khan

Hundreds of Edinburgh locals attended a protest today after Pakistan's ousted Prime Minister called for a public rally from supporters following his removal from parliament.

Edinburgh Live

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North Lanarkshire pub's role in the local community recognised in Scottish Parliament

Closed for almost two years, Corrigan's in Wishaw town centre is busier now than before lockdown.

Daily Record

Youth charity worker speaks of challenges faced by young people in Scottish Parliament address

Antoni Pia spoke about the charity and mental health during Holyrood's Time for Reflection.

The Independent UK

Labour MSP proposes cap to tackle ‘entrenched inequality’ of land ownership

Mercedes Villalba will launch a public consultation on her Land Justice Bill.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire women's battle against state pension changes visits Holyrood

The Department of Work and Pensions is being urged to pay compensation to women affected by state pension age change

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Family of Scots inmate gather outside Holyrood to demand justice for 'preventable' death

Calum Inglis, who suffered from asthma, died at HMP Addiewell in October last year after contracting Covid-19.

Glasgow Live

MPs and MSPs to get pay rise of over £2,000 as cost of living soars from today

Members of the House of Commons will each have their wages boosted by £2,212-a-year, with their salaries rising to £84,144 from £81,932. Salaries in the Scottish Parliament will rise to £64,470.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon covid statement at a glance as face mask rule to be dropped in Scotland

The First Minister told MSPs in the Scottish Parliament that due to the high number of cases across the country the rule would be kept in place until Easter.

Glasgow Live

Scotland covid face mask laws to end on April 18 but guidance to remain in place

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed that the legal requirement to wear a face covering would end on April 18. Meanwhile, from this Monday, masks will no longer be required in places of worship, weddings, funerals, and other commemorative events.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire community stalwarts recognised by motions in the Scottish Parliament

Motherwell and Wishaw MSP Clare Adamson hailed a number of individuals and groups through a series of motions at Holyrood

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon to give covid update as decision to be made on face mask rule

The First Minister met with her cabinet to decide if the requirement to wear a covering on public transport and in several other settings will be lifted.

Edinburgh Live

Council plea to protect East Lothian's countryside from 'weak' new national planning rules

Council leader says new national planning policy proposed by Scottish Government is 'Central Scotland-based' and does not reflect East Lothian's countryside and rural economy

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