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Top charity calls out Tory minister's 'blatant falsehoods' over SNP and refugees

A TOP refugee charity has called out a Tory minister’s “wild inaccuracies” after he twice falsely claimed in parliament that Scotland does not…

The National (Scotland)

‘Damning’ report shows UK not on track to hit 2030 net zero targets

The UK risks failing on decarbonisation targets as well as losing its place as a climate leader following a “damning” report from the…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland urgently needs a wellbeing economy. Here's why now's the time for one

The Wellbeing Economic Approach is one of the most topical policy issues in the world. Nowhere more so than in Scotland where wellbeing has risen up…

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Glasgow faces more litter during wait for deposit return scheme claim councillors

The council is to write to the UK Government to ask for support to deal with the problem of broken glass

Glasgow Live

Anger as Tory bill will 'stop support for trafficking victims in Scotland'

Two clauses in the bill will make changes to the Human Trafficking and Exploitation (Scotland) Act and "restrict" the power of Scottish…

The National (Scotland)

Minister ‘disappointed’ no consent vote at Holyrood on Illegal Migration Bill

The Scottish Government had wanted to hold a vote on whether Holyrood consented to the Bill – but the Presiding Officer rejected this

The Independent UK

UK Government challenged to adopt UNCRC as 'blocked' bill to be brought forward

SOCIAL justice secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville has confirmed changes will be made to UNCRC legislation to allow it to be introduced in Scotland.

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UK Government ‘determined’ to pass Legacy Bill despite peers’ intervention

Victims groups, the main Stormont political parties and the Irish government have all expressed their opposition to the legislation.

The Independent UK

Scotland’s highest court to hear gender recognition reform legal challenge

There will be a three-day hearing at the Court of Session in Edinburgh as Scottish ministers challenge Westminster’s decision to block gender reforms.

The Independent UK

Wales sees a big rise in new jobs created from inward investment

The projects across Wales promise to create more than 3,000 new jobs

Birmingham Post

Minimum Unit Pricing reduces alcohol deaths by 13 per cent in Scotland, study finds

THE mother of a young girl who died after drinking cheap cider has called on the UK Government to emulate Scotland’s Minimum Unit Pricing laws,…

The National (Scotland)

Steelworkers march on Parliament in last-ditch bid to save 'crumbling' industry

Staff from Britain's six steelmaking firms will converge on Westminster for a rally minutes before Prime Minister's Questions

Daily Mirror

Mike Russell: SNP's plan for independence is 'not complicated'

THE SNP’s president Mike Russell has hit back at critics of the party’s independence strategy insisting it is not “confusing or complicated”.

The National (Scotland)

Yes supporters respond to SNP Independence Convention and new indy plan

SNP members have had a chance to catch up on all the news and analysis from Saturday’s Independence Convention – so what did they think of the…

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SNP independence strategy 'steeped in ambiguity', top political expert says

AN expert on the SNP has said the party’s new independence strategy is “steeped in ambiguity and incoherence”.

Wales Online

Cardiff steelmaker repays £30m Covid loan that saved jobs at height of pandemic

The loan helped Celsa Steel save 1,500 jobs and create a further 300 roles in its workforce

Birmingham Post

Cardiff-based Celsa Steel has repaid £30m UK Government Covid loan

The UK Government said the strong trading performance of Celsa has triggered a significant additional payment for the taxpayer

The National (Scotland)

Lighthouse workers in Scotland to strike over 'brutal' real terms pay cut

Lighthouse workers ensuring vessels pass safely through Scottish waters will walk out over a pay dispute for the first time.

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Lighthouse workers in Scotland take historic strike action

Around 40 people employed by the Northern Lighthouse Board will stop work at noon for 24 hours

The Independent UK

Majority of public oppose Government’s legacy bill – Amnesty

Amnesty commissioned a UK-wide poll by Savanta, which indicates nine in 10 adults say people should still be prosecuted for serious crimes.

Glasgow Live

Investigation launched after 999 technical fault stopped calls from connecting

The UK Government confirmed a back-up system is running and those facing emergencies should now be able to connect when calling 999 or 112, but that 101 or 111 should be called if people continue to face difficulties.

The National (Scotland)

SNP win at next election will spark preparation for ending the Union, says FM

THE Scottish Government could begin drafting a withdrawal agreement to end the Union if the SNP win the most seats in Scotland at the next General…

Daily Record

Humza Yousaf says SNP will 'lay the foundations' for independent Scotland if party wins general election

The First Minister defended his new plan to win another vote on independence amid claims it was "confusing".

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's static caravan and lodge owners appeal for protections

STATIC caravan and lodge owners in Scotland have called on the UK Government to give them better protections amid allegations of rent hikes,…

Daily Record

Thousands of Scots call for government action after mortgage interest rate rise

The call comes as many Scots are now at risk of losing their homes due to a latest interest rate rise in mortgages.

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