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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.

Daily Record

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.

The National (Scotland)

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…

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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…

The National (Scotland)

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.

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'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…

The National (Scotland)

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.

Glasgow Live

It's cheaper to get a fine in Edinburgh than pay for parking in city centre

It is now considerably cheaper to pay for a parking fine for a full working day than it is to pay to legally park in several city centre streets in Scotland's capital.

Edinburgh Live

Majority of Yes voters believe independent Scotland should scrap monarchy

A MAJORITY of Yes voters think there should be an elected head of state in an independent Scotland instead of the monarchy, according to new polling.

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow bid for 'luxury' care home at West End bowling club rejected again

Glasgow's planning committee ruled against Northcare's plan for Anniesland bowling and tennis club due to the impact on open space.

Glasgow Live

Ian Blackford accuses Liz Truss of ignoring 'damage' and 'chaos' of mini-budget

The SNP's Westminster leader also took aim at the Prime Minister saying she was more concerned about saving the Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's job than making sure the poorest in society will be able to heat their homes this winter

Daily Record

SNP ministers accused of 'farming out' IndyRef2 bill to Supreme Court

A lawyer representing the UK Government warned the Supreme Court "risked being dragged into the political process".

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Ross backed by minister for calling out Sturgeon over ‘detest’ remarks

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack said the Scottish Tory leader was ‘absolutely right’ to condemn the comments.

The National (Scotland)

Yes grassroots claim victory for independence whatever Supreme Court rules

GRASSROOTS independence activists have declared victory in the Supreme Court case whatever the outcome, saying the decision of judges cannot…

The National (Scotland)

Alister Jack links Nicola Sturgeon's 'detest' line to murder of Tory MP

ALISTER Jack has suggested that Nicola Sturgeon has “incited people” like the Islamic extremist who murdered Tory MP David Amess with her…

The National (Scotland)

'Independence is...': SNP members finish the sentence with their vision

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Daily Record

SNP transport minister Jenny Gilruth 'pretty relaxed' about ending ScotRail alcohol ban

Transport bosses originally blamed coronavirus rules for banning booze on ScotRail services in November 2020

Daily Record

Council in talks to end controversial Stirling link road plan as protestors call for project to be ditched forever

Talks are to take place in a bid to scrub the controversial Viewforth Link Road from Stirling’s transport strategy. Stirling Council’s new environment and housing convener has agreed to meet with Stirling West Tory councillor Neil Benny to discuss

Daily Record

One voice of dissent as Stirling councillors offer condolences to Royal Family after The Queen's death

All but one of Stirling’s councillors have united to to publicly express their condolences to the Royal family following the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II. At the first full meeting of Stirling Council since her death, independent councillor Alasda

The National (Scotland)

Funeral to be held for lawyer who helped liberate Stone of Destiny

THE funeral of a lawyer who helped reclaim the Stone of Destiny from Westminster as a student is set to take place in Connel in Argyll and Bute on…

Daily Record

Scots Lawyer who 'liberated' Stone of Destiny being used in King Charles' Coronation will be buried today

Ian Hamilton KC was the last surviving member of the gang of four students who took the famous stone, on which kings and queens of Scotland were traditionally crowned, from Westminster Abbey in 1950

The Independent UK

Funeral to be held for lawyer who helped steal the Stone of Destiny

Ian Hamilton was one of the four who took the famous stone from Westminster in 1950, whilst a Glasgow University law student.

The National (Scotland)

Downing Street defends mini-budget AGAIN despite second IMF intervention

KWASI Kwarteng has once again defended his mini-budget after the International Monetary Fund criticised the UK Government’s tax-cutting plans.

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