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Commons standards tsar: ‘depressingly disillusioning’ when leaders let us down

Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards Daniel Greenberg said working in Westminster could also be inspiring.

The Independent UK

Inside Westminster: SNP MPs calm as polls show party losses

A FEELING of zen-like calm hangs over SNP MPs in the midst of two polls which either show them to be haemorrhaging seats or rapidly losing grip of…

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Flynn tells Rishi Sunak to 'get real' as food prices continue to soar

The SNP Westminster leader asked the PM if he agreed the country was paying the price for a 'cost of greed crisis'.

Daily Record

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SNP electoral support down 10% since Sturgeon’s resignation, poll finds

The Ipsos Scottish Political Monitor Poll also gave Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar a positive approval rating.

The Independent UK

'No end in sight' to cost of living crisis as food prices continue to rise

Food inflation is at its second highest level in nearly 50 years.

Daily Record

Labour could scoop almost two dozen seats from SNP at next general election, poll finds

The YouGov analysis found Labour could win 23 seats in Scotland at the next Westminster election - the party's best performance in their former stronghold since 2010

Daily Mirror

'Prices still soaring' as inflation rate falls below double figures

INFLATION has eased to its lowest level since March last year, although remained higher than expected with “prices still soaring”.

The National (Scotland)

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Map shows how your area is expected to vote at next General Election

THE SNP could be facing major losses to Labour in the next Westminster election, according to a new poll by YouGov.

The National (Scotland)

SNP would face near 'wipeout' in Red Clydeside in UK election, poll predicts

THE SNP could lose 23 seats to Labour in the next Westminster election, with party facing wipeout in most of ‘Red Clydeside’, according…

The National (Scotland)

YouGov research shows SNP could lose 23 seats to Labour at next UK election

The polling firm said its research would give ‘serious cause for concern’ to the SNP, with the party’s seats projected to fall from 48 to 27.

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland ‘underfunding is blackmail bid to restore Stormont’, peers told

There was ‘a nod and wink’ that cash would follow if the DUP was to end its powersharing boycott, a veteran politician said.

The Independent UK

‘Take action’ and change law to legalise assisted dying, Prue Leith urges MPs

The 83-year-old, who is a long-standing campaigner on the issue, was speaking at Parliament at an event hosted by Dignity In Dying.

The Independent UK

Brits among most miserable in the world about their finances, survey shows

A CHARITY boss has said politicians must act with greater compassion and “properly protect” people from poverty after a poll showed people in…

The National (Scotland)

Lorna Slater refuses to be drawn on compensation amount if DRS scrapped

LORNA Slater has declined to say how much compensation will have to be paid out to businesses if the deposit return scheme (DRS) is scrapped, adding…

The National (Scotland)

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Insider UK

Former minister urges Scottish Government to 'reset relationship' with business

Ivan McKee talks up the benefits of 'lived experience' for those taking business briefs

Daily Record

SNP 'confident' of winning Rutherglen by-election despite Margaret Ferrier covid scandal

Margaret Ferrier lost the SNP whip at Westminster after she was found to have flouted strict covid testing rules in 2020.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government ‘transgressions’ led to diplomat row, says Alister Jack

SCOTTISH government “transgressions” at meetings with foreign ministers resulted in the UK taking a tougher stance over international…

The Independent UK

Alister Jack hits out at Scottish government ‘transgressions’ in overseas talks

The Scottish Secretary insisted it was ‘right’ the Foreign Secretary had raised issues concerning meetings involving Holyrood ministers.

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The National (Scotland)

Westminster could override legislation designed to protect devolution, says professor

WESTMINSTER could override legislation aimed at better protecting powers devolved to the Welsh Parliament, an academic has claimed.

Daily Record

UK and Scottish Governments clash over compensation payments if deposit return scheme scrapped

The Scottish Secretary insisted it would have "nothing to do" with Westminster if firms are left out of pocket as a result of the deposit return scheme being halted.

Daily Record

MP Margaret Ferrier loses appeal over Covid rule breach suspension from Westminster

An independent appeals panel concluded that the sanction - which could lead to a by-election - was "neither unreasonable nor disproportionate"

The Guardian - UK

Get a grip, Westminster – Suella Braverman speeding is hardly the issue of the day

There are many reasons the home secretary may not be right for the job, but this inflated drama isn’t one of them, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The National (Scotland)

'No, you can't': Douglas Ross reprimanded for interrupting MP in rowdy exchange

DOUGLAS Ross had to be reprimanded at a Westminster committee hearing after he interrupted an SNP MP who he claimed had been “going on for…

Daily Record

Covid rulebreaker Margaret Ferrier loses appeal against Commons suspension

A crunch by-election in Rutherglen and Hamilton West has moved a step closer after the shamed MP for the area lost an appeal against her suspension.

Evening Standard

The sour truth of Oxford Street’s candy shop curse

Garish sweet stores have been blighting the capital’s famous shopping centre in recent years, but with business rates unpaid, illegal goods seized and money laundering exposed, authorities are fighting back, says Anthony France

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