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Former West Lothian social work offices could be used to house homeless after sale

SNP opposition claim council could retain building as homeless unit to save paying a hotel firm for the same service

Edinburgh Live

Ian Blackford furiously denies responsibility in deepening SNP row over auditors' exit

The SNP lost its long-serving accountants last year but only informed Commons authorities in February.

Daily Record

Bus protestors tell how cuts are leaving them 'stranded' and 'flooring' their mental health

Communities were thrown a lifeline yesterday - but not before angry protestors had their say

Daily Record

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Tory peer AGAIN calls for devolution to be 'constrained' in GB News interview

TORY peer Lord David Frost has said independence and the SNP have “come close to dismembering” Scotland as he once again took aim at devolution.

The National (Scotland)

Reality is Sunak’s enemy in this endless Tory campaign to defy political gravity

The PM posed as the leader who would finally tackle the serious issues. Now he is trying to stay in power by denying they exist, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

'Tory rule' sees record number of emergency food parcels delivered across UK

THE SNP have condemned a record rise in emergency food parcels in the UK, saying it is a direct consequence of “Tory rule”...

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's global climate change leadership 'crumbling due to missed green targets'

Aid and relief agency SCIAF calls for major new drive from First Minister Humza Yousaf to 'reinvigorate' climate action at home and abroad.

Daily Record

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SNP engage with Yes 'like never before' as Jamie Hepburn to meet representatives

THE newly appointed minister for independence Jamie Hepburn is to meet with regional representatives of Believe in Scotland’s campaign steering…

The National (Scotland)

Colin Beattie clarifies claim he 'didn't know' about campervan purchase

THE SNP’s former treasurer Colin Beattie has stated that he only became aware of the party’s purchase of a £110,000 campervan when going…

The National (Scotland)

Majority of Scots remain satisfied with health, education and transport services

A MAJORITY of Scots remain satisfied with public services in the country despite faith in the NHS falling since the pandemic, according to a major…

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon says husband’s arrest was her ‘worst nightmare’

Former first minister says she ‘could not have anticipated’ events and they played no part in decision to quit

The Guardian - UK

SNP supporters will not be reimbursed independence cash, Humza Yousaf says

The Scottish First Minister spoke as Police Scotland investigation continues into the SNP’s finances.

The Independent UK

Blackford: Flynn gave me ‘categoric’ assurance that SNP auditors were in place

The former leader of the party in Westminster seemed to be at odds with his successor over the issue of the checking of the group’s books.

The Independent UK

Humza Yousaf says SNP members will not be refunded donations for independence campaigning

The First Minister said that he would 'of course' be willing to co-operate with a Labour government.

Daily Record

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Nicola Sturgeon on the police investigation, auditors and state of the SNP

NICOLA Sturgeon has said she is frustrated she is “not able to get her version” of events on what is happening while the police investigation…

Daily Record

Falkirk Council plan to axe school buses could fail over lack of political support

Falkirk's Conservative councillors have now said they will vote against the proposal as it stands

Edinburgh Live

Bid to save East Lothian road delayed as council leader calls for new report

The Johnnie Cope Road links Tranent and Prestonpans but was deemed 'unnecessary' following the opening of the A1 bypass in 1986, council officials recently resurrected 37-year-old plans to close it

The National (Scotland)

Ian Blackford accuses Stephen Flynn of giving him false assurances over auditors

IAN Blackford has claimed that SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn called him on April 7 to say an auditor was in place, which Flynn denied...

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Daily Mirror

Emotional Nicola Sturgeon says SNP crisis 'worst nightmare' as campervan mystery grows

Top SNP figures made 'mind boggling' admission that they were unaware the party had splashed out on a luxury Niesmann+Bischoff campervan - worth more than £100,000 - until it was seized by police

The Independent UK

Sturgeon: I could not have anticipated SNP’s troubles ‘in my worst nightmares’

The former first minister was speaking to reporters at Holyrood on Tuesday.

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian Council throws lifeline to villages cut off from bus network

Greenrigg and Blackridge were set to lose all buses. A limited service has been saved but elsewhere across the county dozens of buses especially those many rely on to get to work will disappear next month

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon: I could not have foreseen SNP police probe ‘in my worst nightmares’

‘The events of the last few weeks have been difficult and ... traumatic’

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon takes jab at media for presence outside her home

NICOLA Sturgeon has taken a jab at the constant media presence outside of her home as the police investigation into the SNP's finances continues.

The National (Scotland)

'Traumatic': Nicola Sturgeon opens up on a 'very difficult' time

NICOLA Sturgeon has told reporters she could not have anticipated the events the SNP has faced over the police investigation into its finances in…

Daily Record

SNP fail in calls for suspension of Labour councillor facing standards hearing

The SNP group at Stirling Council failed in their bid to have Labour member Danny Gibson suspended ahead of a Standards Commission hearing into an allegation he breached the Councillors’ Code of Conduct.

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