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'Sick joke': Labour councillor stays head of anti-bullying group despite suspension

STIRLING councillors have voted to keep a Labour representative previously suspended for bullying as the head of an anti-bullying taskforce.

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Creative Scotland funding delayed until 'UK Budget clarity', says Culture Secretary

Culture Secretary Angus Robertson said the Scottish Government wants to “substantially increase” funding for the arts – but could not confirm…

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Russell Findlay makes a sleepy FMQs debut as Scottish Tory leader

RUSSELL Findlay stepped up to the plate for his first go at First Minister’s Questions as leader of the Scottish Conservatives.

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Tory MSPs fume as John Swinney brings up new leader's Liz Truss support

TORY MSPs reacted with fury as their new leader was slammed for his support for the “discredited” former prime minister Liz Truss at his first…

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Labour warned cuts plans are 'Liz Truss levels of economic vandalism'

LABOUR have been warned their plans to cut billions from government budgets are “Liz Truss levels of economic vandalism”.

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Who is on tonight's episode of BBC Question Time?

THIS week's episode of Question Time is hosted in the city of Dundee and will be presented by BBC journalist, Fiona Bruce ...

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Scottish Labour fail in bid to call out SNP Government over housing policy

A SCOTTISH Labour motion claiming the Scottish Government has “failed to respond adequately to the housing emergency” has failed to pass…

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SNP set to host National Council – but no announcement made

THE SNP are set to host members at a second National Council later this year with some members expressing concern at the lack of notification…

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Labour councillor suspended for bullying to head up anti-bullying taskforce

CONCERNS have been raised after a Labour councillor previously suspended for bullying was placed in charge of an anti-bullying taskforce in Stirling…

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SNP warned robust rent controls needed instead of 'watering down' regulations

ROBUST rent controls are key to helping fix a “broken system” and tackle the housing emergency, but will need cross-party unity the…

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Scottish Tories will try to block debates on independence, says Russell Findlay

NEW Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay has been panned after he said his party will attempt to block Scottish independence being debated in…

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Scotland's councils 'must urgently speed up reform', says public finance watchdog

Councils must urgently increase the pace of reform if they are to stave off “unprecedented” financial pressures, Scotland’s public finance…

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'No plans' - First Minister issues firm response over Scottish football alcohol ban

First Minister John Swinney has stated there are no plans to lift the alcohol ban in Scottish football.

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SNP lack 'respect' for the monarchy, claims Russell Findlay

THE new leader of the Scottish Conservatives has accused the SNP of lacking “respect” for the royals as he claimed one in three of their MSPs…

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SNP to discuss John Mason suspension after Gaza comments

THE SNP are set to discuss the suspension of MSP John Mason next month after he had the whip removed for making comments about Gaza.

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UK Government challenged to match Scottish Child Payment in Budget

MATCHING the Scottish Child Payment in the child element of Universal Credit could lift more than half a million children in the UK out of poverty,…

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'Not surprising': Tory shadow minister backs Labour's 'damaging' NHS plans

THE SNP have hit out at Labour after a senior Tory shadow minister backed Wes Streeting’s NHS policies ...

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Russell Findlay blasted after getting living wage wrong in BBC interview

RUSSELL Findlay has been slammed after getting the living wage wrong in a BBC interview ...

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Health Secretary Neil Gray wants to ‘complete the job’ on National Care Service

SCOTLAND'S Health Secretary is seeking discussions with council leaders after they pulled their support for flagship plans to set up a National…

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'Callous': Douglas Ross condemned after netting extra £8400 election payoff

DOUGLAS Ross has been condemned after it was revealed that he is set to net an additional payoff of £8400 for his failed MP bid ...

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'Scotland is fed up' with Keir Starmer as approval ratings tank to lowest ever

THE SNP have said that "Scotland is already fed up” with Keir Starmer after a new poll showed plunging approval ratings for the Labour…

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Keir Starmer 'can't make same mistakes he made on Gaza' with Lebanon – Stephen Flynn

STEPHEN Flynn has warned Keir Starmer not to repeat the “same mistakes and slowness” with the escalating conflict in Lebanon that he made on…

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Christine Grahame: I've never wanted to be a minister, I like freedom

HAVING been a member of the SNP since 1970, freedom – or the quest for it – has defined much of Christine Grahame’s political life.

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Expert weighs in on controversial indyref2 report from Kezia Dugdale and Stephen Noon

NEW proposals to require the UK Government to hold indyref2 could call time on “constitutional ping-pong” between Unionists and the independence…

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Scottish Labour peer insists party getting 'no favours' in property deal with son

A SCOTTISH Labour peer has insisted the party are receiving “no favours” as they close in on a deal to rent offices owned by his son as the…

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