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'Then why not Gaza?': David Lammy's 'reversal' on genocide rhetoric called out

FOREIGN Secretary David Lammy has been pushed on why he “only seem[s] to have a problem” describing Israel’s actions in Gaza as genocide,…

The National (Scotland)

David Lammy refuses to sanction IDF leader who called for Gazans to 'starve to death'

THE Foreign Secretary has been challenged on whether he will sanction an Israeli politician found guilty of illegally using Palestinians as human…

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Labour's workers' rights reforms pass first Commons hurdle

LABOUR’S workers’ rights reforms have passed their first hurdle in the Commons – as the Government promised to “turn the tide” on poorly…

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John Swinney says he 'won't be dealing with envoys' following Sue Gray's appointment

THE First Minister said he “expects a direct relationship” with the UK Prime Minister when quizzed about working with Sue Gray in her envoy for…

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Scottish Labour's words called 'completely hollow' following controversial donations

SCOTTISH Labour's words have been called “completely hollow” as they attempted to distance themselves from a controversial think tank while…

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How a Cold War fire truck became an iconic symbol of the independence campaign

THE Spirit of Independence truck, which clocked up some 2500 miles crisscrossing Scotland during the independence referendum campaign, is often…

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Rachel Reeves is a 'mini-me', says George Osborne

GEORGE Osborne has called Rachel Reeves a “mini-me” over her recent statement to the Commons, where she announced a swathe of cuts to plug a…

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From conflict to the climate – what are the UK parties’ international plans?

As the election nears, we scrutinise how each of the main contenders would deal with problems around the world

The Guardian - UK

SNP can still be quietly confident in new Yes City constituency

IT used to be said that even in the absolute worst case scenario for the SNP in a Westminster election, the party’s two seats in the Yes City of…

The National (Scotland)

When sea otters lose their favorite foods, they can use tools to go after new ones

Some otters rely on tools to bust open hard-shelled prey items like snails, and a new study suggests this tool use is helping them to survive as their favorite, easier-to-eat foods disappear.

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Sea otters get more prey and reduce tooth damage using tools

Sea otters also are members of the animal kingdom’s tool-wielding club. And a new study offers a fuller understanding of the tool use - utilizing rocks and other objects to break open hard prey - by these marine mammals

The Hindu

Sea otters use tools to open hard-shelled prey, saving their teeth, research reveals

The behavior, documented in footage from researcher Chris Law, is most seen in females and sheds light on the threatened species

The Guardian - US

Scotland's 'unofficial diplomat' welcomes climate fund breakthrough at COP28

SCOTLAND’S "unofficial diplomat" has welcomed a major win for a key climate fund at COP28.

The National (Scotland)

How this SNP MP is escaping Tory restrictions on 'global Scotland'

SCOTLAND already has a Foreign Secretary and they sit in the UK Cabinet.

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Alister Jack accused of trying to 'silence Scotland' leading on climate change

ALISTER Jack has been accused of trying to “silence Scotland’s voice” and prevent efforts for the country to lead on climate change ahead of…

The Independent UK

Humza Yousaf’s mother-in-law ‘can’t take another night’ in Gaza, SNP MP says

Elizabeth El-Nakla and her husband, Maged, have been trapped in Gaza since the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7

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Humza Yousaf receives horrifying 'farewell' call from family trapped in Gaza

Humza Yousaf’s mother-in-law has said she “can’t take another night” in Gaza, an SNP MP has said.

The Independent UK

Humza Yousaf’s mother-in-law is in despair at Gaza situation, says MP

Elizabeth El-Nakla and her husband, Maged, have been trapped in Gaza since the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7.

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UK Government change 'stupid' Dennis the Menace ‘created in London’ poster

A controversial UK Government poster that claimed Dennis the Menace was “created in London” has been amended.

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SNP MP told off for calling Labour and Tories 'two cheeks of same arse'

AN SNP MP was pulled up by the Speaker at PMQs after using inappropriate language to describe the Unionist parties.

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Tory MP describes 'shocking' moment son confesses to being vegetarian

A TORY MP has described the “shocking” moment his son told him he was a vegetarian.

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'Petty': Tories order ambassador to monitor Humza Yousaf's EU meeting

THE UK Government’s “petty and patronising attitude” will see Humza Yousaf’s meeting with a top European Commission leader monitored by a…

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Tory ministers dismiss concerns over UK 'diktat seeking to undermine Scotland'

A TORY minister has written to an SNP MP to address “concerns” around the UK Government issuing a set of instructions to overseas officials…

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UK Government 'last to the table' with forced adoption apology

THE UK Government is facing calls to follow the example of the Scottish and Welsh administrations and issue a formal apology to the victims of…

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MP who might have been victim of forced adoption calls for Government apology

Hundreds of thousands of children were given up for adoption between 1949 and 1976 in the UK.

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