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New Scottish independence poll gives Yes side fourth consecutive lead

The new poll comes after the Supreme Court announced Holyrood does not have the power to hold a second vote on the constitution without the consent of Westminster.

Daily Record

Latest poll suggests growing support for Scottish independence

But it also highlighted voters’ concerns over Nicola Sturgeon’s plans for a de facto referendum.

The Independent UK

Jacinda Ardern forced to apologise after hot mic catches her calling rival ‘arrogant pr***’

Her words are now part of parliamentary record

The Independent UK

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North Lanarkshire Council Leader writes to local MSP's ahead of Scottish Budget vote

Councillor Jim Logue is asking parliamentarians to think about residents ahead of the vote, which will see North Lanarkshire Council face cuts of over £70 million within the next three financial years.

Daily Record

European Parliament strips Eva Kaili of VP role over Qatar graft scandal

The European Parliament removed Greek MEP Eva Kaili as a vice president of the assembly on Tuesday after she was accused of accepting bribes from Qatar in one of the biggest corruption scandals to hit Brussels.

Reuters

Scotland backs independence for FOURTH consecutive poll

SCOTS have backed independence for the fourth poll in a row, according to the latest data from YouGov.

The National (Scotland)

New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern caught on hot mic calling rival ‘arrogant prick’

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was caught on a hot mic Tuesday calling a rival politician “an arrogant prick” in a rare misstep for a leader known for her skill at debating and calm, measured responses.

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New Zealand PM Ardern caught name-calling rival on hot mic

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been caught on a hot mic using a vulgarity against a rival politician

The Independent UK

Leo Varadkar says he is 'confident' in his judgement ahead of transition back to Taoiseach's office

Mr Varadkar is set to transition back to the Taoiseach's office this weekend

Dublin Live

Greens hold firm on demand for two-year power bill freeze ahead of vote on coal and gas price caps

The Greens, whose support is needed to pass a proposed price cap on gas and coal, are holding firm on their demand for a two-year freeze on energy bill prices, which they say will save households $750 and be paid for by fossil fuel companies.

ABC News

Mark McGowan's new cabinet takes shape, with Jackie Jarvis and Sabine Winton joining ranks

The make-up of Mark McGowan's next WA cabinet becomes clearer, with Sabine Winton and Jackie Jarvis picked to fill the shoes of departing veterans Alannah MacTiernan and Dave Kelly.

ABC News

Retiring MPs do little to help Ardern's reshuffle headache

Jacinda Ardern’s cabinet reshuffle needs to send a message to voters that she’s serious about refreshing her team ahead of the election. Tuesday’s three ministerial retirements provided little help on that front, writes political editor Jo Moir.

Newsroom.co.nz

Jacinda Ardern caught on hot mic calling minor opposition party leader an ‘arrogant prick’

New Zealand PM apologised for comment made live on parliament television during question time

The Guardian - AU

Singleton's Sue Gilroy quits as Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party candidate at March state election

Shooters Upper Hunter candidate quits

Newcastle Herald

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Julia Gillard's misogyny speech, Stayin' Alive by the Bee Gees, Neighbours' theme song named 2022 Sounds of Australia

Former prime minister Julia Gillard's infamous speech at Parliament House 10 years ago joins nine other inductees to the National Film and Sound Archive for 2022.

The Guardian - AU

Jacinda Ardern will need more than a ‘paring back’ of policies to win

New Zealand’s prime minister knows she is in trouble, but taking back control of the narrative will require more than a few U-turns

Daily Record

Renfrewshire Labour leader opens up on 'sadness' over friend's resignation from party

Iain McMillan said he wouldn't like to see his friendship with John Hood lost because of the situation.

Daily Mirror

'Hardline Conservative administration is provoking swathes of strikes across England'

Clapping nurses, carers and others delivering public services during the pandemic then financially slapping them with measly, living standard crushing pay offers is grotesque hypocrisy from a regime accused of relishing confrontation in the hope it deflects from them crashing the economy

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Dave Cormack left in limbo hopeful of council funding for Aberdeen stadium

Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack is clinging on to hope that the club’s projected £80million stadium will be part of the local authority’s £150m…

Daily Record

South Lanarkshire councillors show solidarity with women who have suffered gender based violence

Councillors marked 16 days of action against gender based violence by showing support to victims in the area and around the world.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Sunak’s strikes: to be more inflexible than Thatcher is a flaw

Editorial: The prime minister should be like his political idol and award inflation-proof pay rises to end industrial strife by key workers

The National (Scotland)

Tories and Labour vote to deny schoolkids hot soup and roll over winter months

SCHOOLKIDS have been denied a free soup and roll throughout the winter months after Labour and Tory councillors teamed up to vote down the proposal.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow support for buffer zones outside abortion clinics after court ruling

Last week, a Supreme Court ruling allowed buffer zones, which create restrictions on protesting, outside abortion clinics in Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

Ministers hear call to reward armed forces for covering Christmas strikes

Conservative MP Richard Drax questioned the Government in the Commons over whether there are ‘any signs of some sort of reward or thank you’.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's £770m equal pay deal hailed as 'cause for celebration'

Claimants' representatives and council staff have been praised for their work on the settlement which was required as mainly women workers were paid unfairly.

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