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Scotland urged to follow as Ireland sets out plans for sovereign wealth fund

SCOTLAND should follow the example of Ireland in setting up a sovereign wealth fund by putting away any windfall money for the future, an expert has…

The National (Scotland)

Humza Yousaf defends National Care Service cost after call to fund junior doctors

HUMZA Yousaf has defended the £14 million spent on the National Care Service (NCS) amid looming junior doctor strikes and delays to the…

The National (Scotland)

More than 20,000 sign West Lothian petitions to save sports venues and theatre

Council and Leisure trust under fire over planned cuts to pools, gyms and theatre. No consensus among politicians of best way to solve funding crisis

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Ukrainians on Edinburgh cruise ship set to be moved into new homes

Officials have said not all Ukrainians currently on the ship will be able to remain in Edinburgh due to housing pressures.

Edinburgh Live

Humza Yousaf launches net zero blueprint for clean energy but vows to back oil workers

In his first major business speech as First Minister at Glasgow's All-Energy conference, Yousaf set out plans to invest in renewables and 'green hydrogen'.

Daily Record

'Moral imperative' to move away from fossil fuels and ensure just transition, says FM

Speaking at the All-Energy Conference in Glasgow on Wednesday, Humza Yousaf drew parallels with the Thatcher government’s move away from coal and…

The National (Scotland)

'I don't agree': Humza Yousaf rejects calls to END free tuition fees in Scotland

FIRST Minister Humza Yousaf has rejected calls from a prominent university principal for “calm consideration” of charging graduates for their…

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Yousaf: Just transition away from oil and gas is a moral imperative

The Scottish First Minister also said his Government will ‘rise to the challenge’ of decarbonisation.

The Independent UK

Interest in sale of Prestwick Airport but no ‘going offers’ on table

Wellbeing Economy Secretary Neil Gray tells Economy and Fair Work Committee that discussions are ongoing

Insider UK

Falkirk Council criticise Scottish Government for lack of communication on Deposit Return Scheme delay

The delay mean the council needed to extend its contract for black box collections so residents could keep recycling easily, and councillors criticised the lack of communication from the Scottish Government.

Daily Record

Ending free university tuition for wealthy should be 'considered' says principal

CHARGING Scots graduates for their university education should be given “calm consideration”, the principal of Edinburgh University has…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government responds to concerns about its rollout of free school meals in Perth and Kinross primary schools

It is unclear when free school meals will be offered to primary six and seven pupils but the Scottish Government has pledged to fulfil its programme for government

Daily Record

Scots will lose out on green scheme if UK fails to back it, says Humza Yousaf

FIRST Minister Humza Yousaf has warned that Scotland risks losing transformational opportunities for renewable energy without an urgent change of…

The National (Scotland)

Home Office refused to fund mental health project after stabbings in Glasgow

THE Home Office failed to fund a project aimed at improving mental health amongst asylum seekers in the wake of a stabbing in a Glasgow hotel, a…

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Protests over plans to shut down 'beating heart' of community

Howden Park Centre is at risk, along with three swimming pools

Edinburgh Live

Protests at West Lothian plans to close down 'beating heart' of local community

Protestors are calling for the planned closure of the Howden Centre in Livingston, and three local leisure centres, to be stopped - and councillors have voted to call for extra funding from the Scottish Government.

The National (Scotland)

Labour-led council had 'heads in the sand' as arts centre faces threat of closure

SCOTTISH Greens co-leader Lorna Slater is among those backing a petition to save an arts centre in Livingston after the Labour-led administration…

Insider UK

‘Gotcha mentality’ is hindering government decision-making

Public administration committee report finds processes within Holyrood are often unclear and unstructured

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Most Scots see North Sea energy industry 'as a benefit to economy'

Poll comes as the consultation on the Scottish Government’s Energy Strategy and Just Transition ends

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government told 'bite the bullet' and give date for end of oil and gas use

CLIMATE campaigners are calling on the Scottish Government to set a date to end the use of oil and gas within this decade.

Insider UK

Junior doctors in Scotland vote overwhelmingly to strike

A 72-hour walkout is being prepared for at a later date - should government negotiations break down

The National (Scotland)

Health Secretary 'determined' to avert junior doctor strike over pay

Last week, junior doctors in Scotland voted to strike in what will be their first national walkout over pay.

Glasgow Live

Mum of Glasgow teen brutally battered in Drumchapel park invited to sit-in with Scottish Parliament

Angela Jarvis will be discussing youth violence with the Scottish Parliament this month after her autistic daughter Abbie was lured to a skatepark before being set upon in a horrific attack

The National (Scotland)

The loophole shielding royal land from grouse moor licencing laws

THE culture of driven grouse shooting is inextricably linked to the royal family.

Glasgow Live

Junior Doctors in Scotland vote overwhelmingly to strike, BMA says

Members of BMA Scotland voted overwhelmingly to strike, with 97% of those who took part in the ballot backing the walkout, the union said on Friday. Turnout was 71%.

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