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Doctors accuse the Welsh Government of backtracking on pay restoration pledge

The health minister has admitted that the Welsh Government has a limited budget to restore NHS pay to 2008 levels

Wales Online

Northern Ireland budget will stymie economic growth, say business bodies

Reduced Westminister funding reignites calls for restoration of the Stormont Executive

Birmingham Post

Scotland could be ‘deciding factor’ in next general election, says Tory chairman

Greg Hands said with the SNP ‘weakened’ by internal issues, the Conservatives could gain seats.

The Independent UK

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Sinn Féin at the coronation: how to understand Michelle O'Neill's decision to attend King Charles's big day

Sinn Féin vice president Michelle O'Neill’s acceptance of the offer to attend the coronation of King Charles III may come a surprise to some. It is standard protocol for such an invitation to be made to all significant political parties in the UK, including those in the devolved regions, and…

The Conversation

The Glasgow pub that's adamant they hold the real Stone of Destiny

As the Stone of Destiny departs Edinburgh Castle for the first time in a quarter of a century ahead of the London coronation of King Charles III, we look at the bizarre claim that the real stone is in fact located at a Glasgow pub.

Glasgow Live

Westminster traffic wardens to strike over Coronation week after pay offer rejected

GMB union members employed by council contractor NSL will walk out on May 2, 4 and 6 and take other forms of industrial action for a week from May 1

Evening Standard

Westminster traffic wardens to strike over coronation week

GMB union members employed by council contractor NSL will walk out on May 2, 4 and 6 and take other forms of industrial action for a week from May 1.

The Independent UK

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Rishi Sunak comes to Glasgow to insist Westminster works for Scotland

RISHI Sunak will insist his Government in Westminster is delivering for Scotland during his visit to Glasgow for the Scottish Conservative Party…

The National (Scotland)

Friday briefing: Can ‘once-in-a-generation’ reforms change the lives of problem gamblers?

In today’s newsletter: A new, long-delayed government white paper aims to cut profits and limit harm to gamblers – will it work?

The Guardian - UK

Labour 'mimic Tories to back status quo' as Keir Starmer rejects election reform

LABOUR has been accused of “mimicking Tory policy … to ensure the status quo of the Westminster establishment is preserved” ...

The National (Scotland)

Three million food parcels a year is ‘a bloodstain on our broken economy'

In 2013, no one had heard of Daniel Blake yet. Now the North East, where the 2016 film shone a light on austerity, is a 'hot spot' for food parcels

Daily Mirror

'Ban employers who use unpaid trial shifts from public contracts', Government urged

Scottish Greens MSP Ross Greer asked if the Scottish Government would consider “disqualifying” businesses that do not pay workers on trial…

The National (Scotland)

Keith Brown slams Tory 'disdain' for Holyrood after peer attacks devolution

SNP depute leader Keith Brown has hit back after Tory peer David Frost suggested Holyrood didn't need the powers to raise taxes ...

The National (Scotland)

Blow for Scottish whisky as Rishi Sunak rejects rethink on tax hike

First Minister Humza Yousaf had raised the issue with Sunak during a meeting in Westminster on Monday.

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The National (Scotland)

'Not right': Suella Braverman panned by own Tory ally for migrants comments

SUELLA Braverman should be removed as Home Secretary, a former Scottish cabinet secretary has said, after one of the Tories’ most controversial…

The National (Scotland)

'68 is too late': Protest set for Westminster over plans to raise retirement age

CAMPAIGNERS are set to target Westminster in protest at Tory plans to raise the retirement age to 68.

The Independent UK

Government offers ‘flexibility’ on £300m overspend as it tables Stormont budget

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has outlined the funding plan for 2023/24 in a written ministerial statement at Westminster.

Wales Online

All Wales' political parties unite to call on the UK Government to reclassify HS2 as England-only

The Welsh Conservatives joined forces with the other major Welsh parties in the Senedd to demand Wales gets the money it is "rightfully owed' for HS2

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The Independent UK

Historic church is site of the crowning of British monarchs for 1,000 years

Charles III will be the 40th reigning monarch to be crowned in the gothic surrounds of Westminster Abbey.

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Flynn and Ian Blackford pose for picture to quash reports of row

IAN Blackford and Stephen Flynn seem keen to show they're friends again after reports of a bust-up over the party's auditor row...

Daily Record

SNP has been sending 'cold calls' to auditors as accounts deadline looms

The party is at risk of losing more than £1 million from House of Commons authorities if it does not appoint auditors by the end of next month.

The Independent UK

Lib Dem leader hopes for local election springboard to Westminster gains

Sir Ed Davey said voting trends in Tory heartlands should leave Rishi Sunak’s party strategists worried.

Daily Record

Ian Blackford furiously denies responsibility in deepening SNP row over auditors' exit

The SNP lost its long-serving accountants last year but only informed Commons authorities in February.

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil block traffic in Westminster for third time this week

Protesters began marching from five locations around Westminster and Lambeth

The National (Scotland)

'Tory rule' sees record number of emergency food parcels delivered across UK

THE SNP have condemned a record rise in emergency food parcels in the UK, saying it is a direct consequence of “Tory rule”...

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