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Man killed and another injured in double stabbing in northwest London

Stabbing happened on Monday afternoon

The Independent UK

Man killed, another fighting for life in double stabbing near Regent’s Park

It is the fourth killing in London in three days

Evening Standard

Matt Hancock's I'm A Celebrity stint 'took courage' says former PM Tony Blair

The former health secretary is returning to face angry colleagues, constituents and questions about his political future in Westminster

The National (Scotland)

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Holyrood elections can never deliver mandate for indyref2, Alister Jack suggests

ELECTIONS to the Scottish Parliament can never deliver a mandate for an independence referendum, Alister Jack has suggested.

The National (Scotland)

Role of civil service in Scotland being re-examined after IndyRef case – Jack

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack told MPs that discussions were ongoing with senior civil servants in the UK and Scottish Governments.

The Independent UK

Hancock’s I’m A Celebrity stint took ‘courage’, says Blair

The Tory MP is returning to face questions about his political future in Westminster, but received some support from the former prime minister.

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon should agree IndyRef2 defeat means accepting devolution for 30 years

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says the Supreme Court provided welcome clarity on Holyrood's powers - but the decision should not stop the Scottish and UK Governments from agreeing a path for a future referendum

Daily Record

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Matt Hancock desperately tries to cling on as Tory says his political career is 'done'

The disgraced former Health Secretary wants to remain at Westminster when he returns from filming the ITVshow in Australia - but Business Secretary Grant Shapps said he's realised that his time in parliament is 'pretty much done'

Daily Mirror

Lanarkshire mum battling for dedicated baby loss units takes battle to Westminster

WATCH: Louise Caldwell heads to Westminster to fight for her cause

Daily Record

Matt Hancock’s political career ‘pretty much done’, says Grant Shapps

‘It’s often said that politics is showbusiness for ugly people. He should be with us uglies back in the House rather than the jungle down under’

Evening Standard

Ex-SNP minister calls for new independence approach as he brands government proposals 'crap'

EXCLUSIVE: Alex Neil has demanded clarity over the First Minister’s plan to use the next General Election as a de facto referendum.

Daily Record

'Poorer Together, not Better Together': Anger at Japan trade deal failure

THE UK’s “landmark” post-Brexit trade deal with Japan has led to falling exports, new figures have revealed.

The National (Scotland)

'Cruel' UK slated for 'war on pensioners' with aim to raise retirement age

THE "cruel" UK Government has been slated for "declaring war on pensioners" over reports it could raise the pension age to 68…

The National (Scotland)

Good Law Project sets up Scottish office amid fears English judges 'bullied' by UK

THE Good Law Project has announced it will set up a Scottish office amid fears judges in England are being “bullied” for holding the UK…

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Daily Record

UK Government 'scared' of losing Scottish independence referendum, says SNP minister

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced earlier this week that she will press ahead with plans to treat the next general election as a de facto referendum.

The Independent UK

UK Government blocking indyref2 as it knows it will lose, says SNP depute leader

The Supreme Court ruled this week the Scottish Parliament cannot legislate for a referendum without Westminster’s consent.

Daily Record

Supreme Court independence ruling will take Yes movement to new heights, claims Keith Brown

Keith Brown, who has served as the SNP's depute since 2018, said the ruling will only intensify the demand for independence.

The National (Scotland)

Gifts and free trips: Extent of Qatar's access to Westminster laid out

AT least 56 MPs accepted paid-for-trips and gifts from Qatar collectively worth £370,000 over the five years before the 2022 World Cup ...

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The National (Scotland)

Indy movement set to 'hit new heights' following Supreme Court ruling, SNP say

THE Scottish independence movement is set to “hit new heights” as it makes the democratic case for the country to have a say on its future…

The National (Scotland)

Where next for the independence movement? Key Yes voices weigh in

THE former head of the Yes campaign has said he has “never been more confident” that Scotland is heading for independence following the Supreme…

The National (Scotland)

UK Government braces with indyref2 to take the spotlight at Westminster

THE UK Government will this week face further questions over an independence referendum following the Supreme Court ruling, with ministers…

The National (Scotland)

Unionist parties' ‘duplicity’ has been laid bare, Keith Brown says

THE Supreme Court ruling on an independence referendum has exposed the “utter fiction” of the UK as a partnership of equals and will see the Yes…

The National (Scotland)

Using election as de facto indyref2 'perfectly legitimate', John Curtice says

FIGHTING the next General Election as a de facto referendum is “perfectly legitimate” and opposition parties can’t prevent…

The National (Scotland)

SNP MP in fresh call for snap Holyrood election as de facto indyref2

SNP MP Angus MacNeil has renewed his call for an early Holyrood election to be used as a de facto vote for independence.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon spent over £260,000 of taxpayers’ cash fighting failed Supreme Court cases

Sources confirmed the legal bill for the First Minister’s doomed battle to hold a second independence referendum without the consent of Westminster will top £130,000.

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