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Glasgow plan for flats at Lidl car park sparks councillor site visit

There have been more than 200 objections to the Finnieston proposal.

Glasgow Live

Revealed: How King Charles III once campaigned for the SNP

THE monarch is expected to stay strictly neutral on political matters – but the Jouker can reveal reports of how King Charles III once represented…

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss and Nicola Sturgeon's feud explained - from 'icy' stares to seal insults

The First Minister and the new Prime Minister clearly don't see eye-to-eye and the feud between them hit the world stage last week during a service for the Queen in Edinburgh.

Daily Record

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Angus Robertson: Future of monarchy in Scotland not a huge question

THE Constitution Secretary has argued that the future of the monarchy in Scotland isn’t a “huge question” as he set out the SNP’s position…

The National (Scotland)

Pro-English independence party applies to intervene in indyref2 Supreme Court case

A POLITICAL party which advocates for English independence has applied to intervene in the Supreme Court case on Scotland’s right to hold a…

The National (Scotland)

Permanent memorial to workers could be installed in East Renfrewshire

The SNP group on East Renfrewshire Council has called for an annual commemoration event on Workers' Memorial Day as well as a permanent memorial in the area.

Glasgow Live

East Renfrewshire plan to help residents struggling with cost of living

The group will be set up after a Labour amendment to an SNP motion was passed at a full council meeting last week.

Glasgow Live

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SNP MP insists 'republican views are as valid as any other' after protesters arrested in Edinburgh

Amy Callaghan and other Scots politicians have questioned whether republican protesters should be arrested.

Daily Record

'Deeply concerning': Cross-party fears over arrests of anti-monarchy protesters

Fears over the arrests of anti-monarchy protesters have been raised by politicians from numerous Scottish parties.

The National (Scotland)

Margaret Ferrier MP who travelled by train in lockdown knowing she had Covid sentenced

Margaret Ferrier, who represented the SNP at the time, travelled from London to Glasgow after testing positive for Covid in 2020

Manchester Evening News

Glasgow MP Margaret Ferrier who broke covid travel rules sentenced to 270 hours community service

Rutherglen and Hamilton West MP Margaret Ferrier tested positive for Covid-19 but travelled between Glasgow and London. She has now been sentenced to 270 hours of community service.

Glasgow Live

Lanarkshire COVID rule break MP given community service as she walks free from court

Margaret Ferrier admitted breaking coronavirus lockdown rules in September 2020

Daily Record

Former SNP MP Margaret Ferrier given 270 hours community service after breaking Covid travel rules

The 62-year-old politician admitted "culpably and recklessly" exposing members of the public to the virus at Glasgow Sheriff Court last month.

Daily Record

Fuming Unionists try to blame SNP for arrests of anti-monarchist protesters

HAS the UK gone mad? That was the question posed by the front page of today’s edition of The National ...

The National (Scotland)

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Former SNP MP due to be sentenced after breaking lockdown rules

AN MP who admitted to putting people at risk by travelling on a train from London to Scotland knowing she had Covid-19 is due to be sentenced on…

The National (Scotland)

Police Scotland faces questions over crackdown on anti-monarchists after arrests

Police Scotland have been criticised for their policing of anti-monarchist protesters in Edinburgh following the Queen's death

The National (Scotland)

BBC journalist in 'crass monologue' about independence during royal coverage

ROYAL correspondent Nicholas Witchell has been accused of providing the BBC with a “crass monologue” on Scottish independence during its…

The Guardian - UK

Scottish crowds turn out for the Queen but support for the monarchy less clear

Charles faces challenge to convert outpouring of affection for his mother into enduring support for the institution

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Daily Record

Independent Scotland would keep King Charles as head of state, says John Swinney

The Deputy First Minister was asked about the SNP's position on the monarchy ahead of a visit to Edinburgh from the new King

Daily Record

Lanarkshire councillor says she was 'forced to quit' party after bullying hell

Sophia Coyle has spoken out after weeks of scandal in crisis-hit Lanarkshire which centred around its former leader Jordan Linden.

Glasgow Live

SNP councillor quits party amid bully claim insisting local branch is 'out of control'

Sophia Coyle has spoken out after weeks of scandal at crisis-hit North Lanarkshire Council, claiming the party is turning a blind eye to harassment she and others have endured.

The National (Scotland)

REVEALED: Anti-abortion lobbyists met MSPs more than 100 times

ANTI-ABORTION Christian lobbyists have met with MSPs from all the major political parties at Holyrood more than 100 times since the start of 2021,…

The National (Scotland)

Here’s what you should know about Liz Truss’s top table

ONE of the first actions by Liz Truss was to sweep out senior ministers loyal to her rival Rishi Sunak and install a Cabinet featuring more hardline…

The National (Scotland)

Fear people will freeze if community centre remains closed

RUCHILL, on the northside of Glasgow, is a community that does not have its problems to seek. Sitting between the working-class districts of…

The National (Scotland)

Experts believe Union is now on ‘a shoogly peg’ after death of Queen

THE rule of Charles III may weaken Scots’ commitment to the Union, according to the royal biographer Clive Irving.

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