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Rishi Sunak admits ignoring Nicola Sturgeon's SNP would be 'dangerously complacent'

The former Chancellor said he would send ministers to Scotland more regularly and reform the union unit within Downing Street.

Daily Record

Former activist guilty of sending 'abusive' messages to politicians, court rules

A FORMER Alba activist has been found guilty of sending threatening online messages to George Galloway and Angus Robertson.

The National (Scotland)

Tackling booze and drugs deaths has to be top priority in Scotland as new stats paint grim picture

Cutting poverty levels is needed to battle Scotland's drugs and alcohol problems, but it requires progressive policies from Holyrood and Westminster, writes the Record View.

Daily Record

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'Utterly ridiculous': Iain Duncan Smith demands SNP MPs face PMQs-style Commons session

TORY backbencher Sir Iain Duncan Smith has called for SNP MPs to answer questions on the Scottish Government’s record through new question time…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Labour promise to end SNP “culture of secrecy, sleaze and cover up” with Holyrood reforms

Anas Sarwar said ethics reforms to the Scottish Parliament and Government are needed

Daily Record

Scottish Government in row over £30,000 independence referendum legal bill

The Supreme Court is to hear arguments in October over whether Holyrood can organise a referendum unlitaterally

Daily Record

SNP formally seeks to intervene in Indyref2 court case

The Supreme Court will decide whether a prospective Bill which would legislate for another referendum would be within the powers of Holyrood,

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Wee Ginger Dug: Liz Truss puts another nail in the Union coffin

WE all thought that Boris Johnson was going to be the Conservatives' biggest asset to the Scottish independence campaign

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Greens back SNP's plans for de facto referendum if indyref2 blocked

THE Scottish Greens have vowed to fight the next general election as a “de-facto independence referendum” if plans to stage a referendum next…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Greens vow to fight general election on independence if Supreme Court blocks IndyRef2 plan

The environmental party said it would aim to stand Green candidates in every Scottish constituency for the first time at a general election.

Daily Record

'No second Scottish independence referendum on my watch', Liz Truss insists

LIZ Truss will not agree to a second Scottish independence referendum for as long as she is prime minister.

The National (Scotland)

Westminster limiting Scotland's cost of living support, says FM as council strike threat looms

INCREASING public sector pay in Scotland within the limits of Holyrood’s fixed budget would require “robbing Peter to pay Paul”, the First…

The National (Scotland)

Listener who reported Ruth Davidson BBC interview tears down slow process

THE man whose determination eventually saw Ofcom agree that a BBC Radio 4 interview with Baroness Ruth Davidson breached the broadcaster’s…

The National (Scotland)

Baroness Davidson attended House of Lords just a quarter of the time

FORMER Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson attended the Lords for around a quarter of the days when it was sitting over six months, new figures show.

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Controversial dismantling of headstones in Dumfries and Galloway set to be discussed at Holyrood

A petition filed by Councillor Andrew Wood has now been published on the Scottish Government website

The National (Scotland)

Immigration and 'much more' should be devolved to Scotland, top Brexiteer says

SCOTLAND should have control over immigration powers, a leading Brexiteer has said ...

Daily Record

BBC broke impartiality rules in report on Scottish Government handling of Alex Salmond complaints

Ofcom upheld a complaint about an edition of World At One last year which featured an interview with former Scottish Conservatives leader Ruth Davidson.

The National (Scotland)

Government should encourage smokers to turn to vapes instead, poll says

ALMOST half of Scots think Holyrood should encourage cigarette smokers to switch to vapes, a poll has suggested, after a consultation called on…

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Daily Record

Scottish Government in dispute with Whitehall over spiralling £251m bill for new benefits system

EXCLUSIVE: The Record recently revealed the IT costs had soared to over a quarter of a billion pounds - now there is a row over who pays.

The National (Scotland)

Prime minister contenders consistently voted against devolution, analysis shows

THE two Tory MPs battling to become the next prime minister have consistently voted against giving more powers to Holyrood, analysis has revealed.

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss called for more tax powers for Scotland – then voted against it

LIZ Truss was among a group of Tory MPs who called for Scotland to be given full tax-raising abilities ahead of the 2014 independence referendum –…

The Independent UK

Indyref2 case leans heavily on vote being ‘advisory’, says Lord Advocate

The Supreme Court will hear arguments from the Scottish Government and opposition on October 11 and 12.

Daily Record

Scottish independence referendum bill would have no 'legal consequences', says Lord Advocate

Supreme Court is based on separating a referendum bill from the "wider motivations and aspirations" of the Scottish Government

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government's written indyref2 case to Supreme Court is published

THE Lord Advocate’s written case to the Supreme Court has been published by the Scottish Government.

Daily Record

Scottish benefits system branded 'expensive disaster' as IT costs soar to £250m

EXCLUSIVE: Parts of the social security system were devolved to Holyrood following the 2014 referendum but the roll-out has been marred by delays and cost overruns.

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