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Scotland must 'go beyond mitigating Westminster' with minimum income guarantee

SCOTLAND can go beyond “mitigating a big, bad Westminster government” by making moves to implement a minimum income guarantee in the next…

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UK 'feeding Scotland poison pills', John Swinney says

A broken UK political system is feeding Scotland “poison pills”, John Swinney has said

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government sets date for end of two-child cap in Scotland

Ministers will mitigate the Westminster policy from March 2 – just weeks before the 2026 Holyrood election.

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Independence 'the defining choice for this generation', says First Minister

FIRST Minister John Swinney is set to call independence the “defining choice for this generation” as he addressed the Scotland 2050 conference…

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Oxford Street pedestrianisation is going ahead after 'North Korean' levels of support, says Sadiq Khan

Two-thirds of responses to City Hall consultation backed mayor’s plans

Evening Standard

'Bold': Unelected Labour peer calls for second Holyrood chamber and 'major review'

AN UNELECTED Labour peer has been dubbed “bold” after he called for a “major review” of Holyrood and suggested a second chamber for the…

The National (Scotland)

Ian Murray 'does not understand how devolution works', SNP minister says

SCOTLAND will only ever be able to escape continued wranglings with the UK Government over social security through gaining independence, a Scottish…

The National (Scotland)

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Scotland's 2050 vision rests on achieving independence, urges John Swinney

The First Minister will urge Scots to reject another 25 years of Westminster austerity and embrace an independent future as he sets out his vision…

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Voices: Starmer and Reeves are back from the brink – here’s what they must do next

INSIDE WESTMINSTER: After a spending review that came as a relief to many Labour backbenchers, the government must now start making the case for the ‘inevitable’ tax rises in the autumn that will be needed to deliver better public services, says Andrew Grice

The Independent UK

Former Cabinet minister Penny Mordaunt becomes a dame

The ex-defence secretary and Commons leader played a prominent role carrying a sword at the King’s coronation.

The Independent UK

Stephen Flynn steps down from Scottish Affairs committee

Stephen Flynn has stepped down from Westminster's Scottish Affairs committee

The National (Scotland)

‘I could hear the Camerons sniggering at us’ – Sarah Vine’s How Not to Be a Political Wife, digested by John Crace

Michael Gove’s ex on her compassionate pieces for the Daily Mail, struggling to survive on an MP’s salary, doing Sam Cam’s ironing and becoming a laughing stock after Brexit

The Guardian - UK

Digested week: Remorseless Reeves and Sarah Vine’s masterpiece of self-delusion

Sorry is the hardest word at Westminster, while Daily Mail columnist’s memoir is an exercise in score-settling

The Guardian - UK

Wales will overhaul its democracy at the next election. Here’s what’s changing

Next May’s Senedd election won’t just be another trip to the polls. It will mark a major change in how Welsh democracy works

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Wales is overhauling its democracy – here’s what’s changing

Next May’s Senedd (Welsh parliament) election won’t just be another trip to the polls. It will mark a major change in how Welsh democracy works. The number of elected members is increasing from 60 to 96, and the voting system is being overhauled. These changes have now passed into law.

The National (Scotland)

'Cuts in every detail': Scottish parties hit out at Rachel Reeves's Spending Review

CUTS are “in every detail” of Labour’s plans, the SNP have said in response to Rachel Reeves’s Spending Review ...

Evening Standard

Chancellor announces funding for Acorn carbon capture project

The project had previously been overlooked for funding.

The Independent UK

Independent Scotland would cut ties with Israel, says SNP Westminster leader

Stephen Flynn said he was ‘deeply upset and angry’ about the situation in Gaza.

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Independent Scotland under SNP would break ties with Israel, says Stephen Flynn

STEPHEN Flynn has said an independent Scotland led by the SNP would break off diplomatic relations with Israel and close embassies in the country.

The National (Scotland)

'It's destroying jobs': SNP slam Labour NIC hike as businesses shed jobs

'THE Labour Party’s national insurance tax hike is destroying jobs, squeezing wages and choking off economic growth," the SNP has said…

The National (Scotland)

SNP hit out at 'white elephants' as Labour commit £14bn to English nuclear plant

LABOUR have committed £36 billion to energy projects in England since taking power last year – but given Scotland “barely a thought at all”,…

The National (Scotland)

Labour's reasoning for winter fuel cuts never did make sense

IF the announcement had come just a week earlier, Davy Russell could have saved himself a lot of squirming.

The National (Scotland)

SNP MSP urges membership to back John Swinney as leader despite by-election loss

AN SNP MSP has urged party members to back John Swinney’s leadership after the shock loss of the Hamilton by-election.

The National (Scotland)

Two million families 'lifted out of poverty' if Westminster matched Scotland, SNP say

Almost two million families across the UK would be lifted out of poverty if Westminster matched the Scottish Government’s policies on tackling…

The National (Scotland)

Furious Anas Sarwar accuses BBC of asking 'embarrassing' questions about UK policy

A furious Anas Sarwar accused a BBC journalist of asking “embarassing” questions after he refused to speak about damaging Westminster policy…

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