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Scots Tories would win ZERO seats if Johnson calls snap election, polling says

EVERY Scottish Tory MP could lose their seat if Boris Johnson were to call a snap Westminster General Election, modelling has suggested.

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Independence vote may be ‘unlawful’, says Scotland’s lord advocate

Dorothy Bain QC releases her letter to the UK supreme court seeking its ruling on Nicola Sturgeon’s plans for a second referendum

The Guardian - UK

Scottish Government papers reveal why indyref2 bill was sent to Supreme Court

THE revelation comes from a reference to the UK’s Supreme Court published by the Scottish Government on Tuesday...

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Sturgeon tells PM referendum block will not mean Scots ‘refused right to choose’

The Scottish First Minister told Boris Johnson the absence of a Section 30 order “will not mean Scotland is refused the democratic right to choose.”

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Green councillor says campaigning for independence is 'not his priority'

A GREEN Shetland councillor has said campaigning for a second independence referendum is “not a priority of his” despite backing the cause.

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Vladimir Putin would welcome Scottish independence, suggests Anas Sarwar

The Scottish Labour leader said that the Russian president would welcome any move that destabilises his enemies.

Daily Record

Alba call for election pact with SNP and Greens in 'de facto' referendum

ALEX Salmond says pro-independence parties should agree to stand a single Yes candidate in each constituency in the event of a “de facto”…

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Anas Sarwar to demand 'legal duty' for Holyrood and Westminster to co-operate

ANAS Sarwar is set to argue that there should be a “legal duty of cooperation” between the Holyrood and Westminster Governments.

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General Election may be only way to ask Scots about independence, Patrick Harvie says

A “de facto” referendum held in the form of a general election could be the only way to stage a vote on independence, Patrick Harvie has…

The National (Scotland)

Harvie: General election may be ‘only chance’ to ask Scots about independence

Scottish Green co-leader Patrick Harvie said while a referendum is his ‘preferred route’ this could be blocked by Westminster or the Supreme Court.

The Independent UK

Ex-Olympian accuses SFA and SPFL of 'hiding behind FIFA' and calls for independent regulator of Scottish game

AS the proud grandfather of a boy who is involved in the youth set-up at one of Scotland’s leading football clubs, Brian Whittle has been…

The National (Scotland)

Disgraced former SNP minister Derek Mackay invited to appear at CalMac ferry fiasco committee

Derek Mackay was Transport Minister when the contract was approved to build two ferries at the Port Glasgow shipyard.

Daily Record

MSP submits Scottish football independent regulator motion at Holyrood and brands elite clubs 'exploitative'

RICHARD Leonard, the Labour MSP for Central Scotland, yesterday branded the treatment of young players by Scotland's leading…

The National (Scotland)

Tories finally get past stage of denial over independence referendum

Now that the dust has settled on this week’s indyref2 news, all parties have had time to consider what it means.

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Call for answers over Queen's political lobbying in Scotland

THE Scottish Parliament cannot compel the Government to release details about how laws were allegedly changed to secure the Queen’s approval, the…

Daily Record

Scots drugs crusader backs Dundee MSP after he misses summit on city death rate

Peter Krykant says any suggestion that Joe FitzPatrick had deliberately missed the meeting, which heard from Dundonians affected by drug addiction, was "blatantly false".

The National (Scotland)

Yes and No 'neck and neck' as Scottish Government prepares for indyref2

YES and No are “practically neck and neck” as the Scottish Government gears up for a referendum in 2023.

The Guardian - UK

Scottish independence campaigners galvanise grassroots after SNP reveals plans

Politicians and activists need to push support for early referendum well above 50% to bolster case

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Legal expert explains when and how Supreme Court will rule on indyref2

THE Supreme Court decision on whether the bill for a Scottish independence referendum is legal may not be made until the beginning of next year,…

The Independent UK

Sturgeon meets Queen a day after announcing indyref2 plans

The First Minister met the monarch in the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon meets with the Queen after launching indyref2 bid

THE First Minister has met with the Queen in Edinburgh after announcing her “route map” to a Scottish independence referendum.

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How Europe's top newspapers covered Nicola Sturgeon's indyref2 statement

NICOLA Sturgeon has announced her plan to hold indyref in October 2023 – explaining that she will instead use the next General Election as a…

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Ian Blackford hits back as Raab declares it's 'good to see him in his place'

IAN Blackford has declared there is “no case for the Union” as he insisted a referendum will take place next year.

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Holyrood hears ‘harrowing’ evidence on miscarriages caused by domestic abuse

MSPs HAVE said they will continue a public petition for tougher sentences on perpetrators of domestic abuse which causes miscarriages, after hearing…

The National (Scotland)

'Can you listen to me?': Watch Nicola Sturgeon react to BBC host's bizarre questions

NICOLA Sturgeon took on a BBC Breakfast presenter on Wednesday morning as he pushed her to explain whether her government would go ahead with an…

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