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Scottish Greens have not been on Question Time in 18 months

THE Scottish Greens have not been represented on Question Time since they entered into a power-sharing agreement at Holyrood with the SNP.

The National (Scotland)

'This says it all': ONE person nods as Fiona Bruce asks who backs independence

THE BBC is facing questions over how it determines the make-up of Question Time audiences after only one person nodded when asked who supported…

The National (Scotland)

Citadel refurb cost rises as councillors clash over 'family friendly' jibe

The Conservative administration achieved their manifesto promise, but faced flack from opposition parties.

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SNP MP Amy Callaghan wins fight to shake up Commons voting rules after travelling 'against doctor's orders'

Callaghan suffered a stroke in June 2020 and subsequently felt forced to return to Westminster this year despite being urged to rest.

Daily Record

Pro-independence parties at 50 per cent of Holyrood vote amid call for 'Yes alliance'

A DE facto referendum must be contested as a Yes alliance, it has been claimed, after a survey suggested Scotland’s pro-indy parties would account…

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Patrick Harvie accused of 'greenwashing SNP failures' for 'holding back' solar power

Lib Dems economy spokesperson Willie Rennie said Scotland needs to expand its renewable energy market.

Daily Record

Fracking will never take place in Scotland despite Liz Truss support, pledges Michael Matheson

EXCLUSIVE: Energy minister Michael Matheson insisted fracking would make "no difference" to household fuel bills.

Daily Record

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MPs demand inquiry into benefits 'failings' as new DWP chief backs sanctions crackdown

The leaders of the Lib Dems, SNP, Plaid Cymru and the Green Party backed calls for a public inquiry into deaths and serious harm of people in the benefits system. It came as new welfare chief Chloe Smith spelt out her vision in a keynote speech

Daily Mirror

Midlothian's SNP deputy provost named Young Councillor of the Year

MIDLOTHIAN'S deputy provost Connor McManus has been named this year’s Young Councillor of the Year at a prestigious national awards ceremony.

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss taking UK to 'verge of a housing crash' amid high mortgage rates

LIZ Truss is "taking the UK to the verge of a housing crash" amid soaring mortgage rates, the SNP have warned.

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Post-Brexit EU fingerprint checks set to cause travel disruption next summer

FINGERPRINT checks set to be introduced on the EU border could cause significant disruption to holidaymakers, industry experts have warned.

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Tory minister claims independence will fail as Nicola Sturgeon uses 'hatred and division'

Commons Leader Penny Mordaunt took aim at the First Minister after the SNP leader said she 'detested' Tories.

Daily Record

Scotland's top councillors honoured at awards ceremony

SCOTLAND’S top councillors were honoured at the 2022 Cllr Awards at a ceremony in Dundee on Wednesday evening.

The National (Scotland)

Call for Commons debate on 'The Vow' as 2014 promises go undelivered

THERE should be a Commons debate on "The Vow" and other broken promises, an SNP MP has said.

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Mordaunt warns against ‘hatred and division’ in exchanges over Sturgeon

The Commons Leader aimed a thinly-veiled dig at those seeking Scottish independence after Scotland’s First Minister took a swipe at the Conservatives.

The Guardian - UK

Nicola Sturgeon detests Tories and still craves independence. But her route to it is perilous

Labour’s argument to Scots will be that to get rid of the Tories, the SNP is no longer the answer, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

Daily Record

Scottish independence referendum argument 'unlikely to succeed' at Supreme Court

A top legal expert has branded the argument made by the Scottish Government in court this week a "clever wheeze" which was unlikely to convince judges.

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney and Douglas Ross set to appear on Question Time from Musselburgh

THE BBC’s weekly debate programme Question Time will be broadcast live from Scotland this evening.

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Believe in Scotland is now engine of the Yes campaign

BELIEVE in Scotland is best known for providing the independence movement with in-depth articles, eye-catching leaflets and widespread billboard…

The National (Scotland)

No I don't detest the Tories, Ian Blackford says following Nicola Sturgeon comment

IAN Blackford has said he "does not detest the Tories" - he hates the impact of the party is having on people's lives.

The National (Scotland)

Westminster pilot scheme to allow injured or seriously ill MPs to use proxy voting

MPs with serious illnesses or injuries will be able to use a proxy vote to represent constituents under a pilot scheme, the Commons has agreed.

The National (Scotland)

Legal expert explains why UK Government wants the indyref2 case thrown out

Does the Scottish Parliament have the legislative competence to pass a referendum Bill? And should judges answer this question now? The Supreme…

Daily Record

Wednesday headlines: Family of Peter Tobin victim say his ashes should be 'flushed down the toilet'

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

The National (Scotland)

'Absence of clarity' behind arrests of anti-monarchy protesters, SNP MP warns

THE “absence of clarity” in Police Scotland’s explanation for charging two individuals who protested during the Queen’s funeral cortege in…

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's Low Emission Zone roll out continues amid warning over taxi impact

The next phase of the LEZ will come into effect next year, but there are still concerns that it could 'devastate' the city's taxi trade.

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