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Inside GCU's 'historic' vote of no confidence in university leadership

STUDENTS at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) have overwhelmingly backed a vote of no confidence in university leadership, in what has been described as a historic shift in the institution's traditionally apolitical student culture.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 13

NZ’s health system suffers from chronic ailments only cross-party consensus can treat

With news of hospitals unable to provide safe care, workforce shortages and difficulties in accessing services, health is again a major voter concern leading up to next month’s general election.

The Conversation · Oct 13

Andy Burnham's EU reset 'the same' as Keir Starmer promised, experts warn

ANDY Burnham will approach an upcoming EU summit with the “fundamentals” unchanged, experts have told The National ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 13

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Scots 'get raw deal' on energy prices despite leading in renewables, top expert warns

SCOTS have good reason to feel they are getting a “raw deal” on their energy bills considering the nation’s renewable resources, a leading economist has said

The National (Scotland) · Oct 13

If UK can re-join EU without referendum, could 'same apply to Scottish independence'?

A SENIOR Labour MP’s proposal for the UK to re-join the EU without a referendum could “equally apply to Scottish independence,” the SNP’s longest-serving MP has said

The National (Scotland) · Oct 13

What to expect from The National at SNP conference

WESTMINSTER may be insistent that party conference season is over, but here in Scotland we still have a few left to cover.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 13

Just politics or the ‘opposite of clever’? The risks and rewards of strategic voting

As the pitch of the election campaign intensifies in New Zealand, a very particular species of political phenomenon has emerged: so-called strategic (or tactical) voting and its potential consequence, a parliamentary overhang.

The Conversation · Oct 13

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Glasgow protesters condemn far-right 'weaponisation' of sexual violence

PROTESTERS gathered in Glasgow city centre on Monday evening to condemn violence against women and girls and its "weaponisation" by the far right.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Scottish council 'hides' public objections to plans for giant AI data centre

OBJECTIONS against plans to build the world's biggest AI data centre campus in Dumfries and Galloway will be hidden by the local authority, The National can reveal ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 11

New Zealand's own teal wave crashes into campaign

First-time candidate Qiulae Wong, the 38-year-old leader of Opportunity, looms as the decisive actor in New Zealand's national election.

AAP · Oct 9

The human cost of global aid cuts – and how Scotland is bucking the trend

INTERNATIONAL aid budgets are being slashed across the world with devastating – if undercovered – consequences ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 9

Police to be alerted over 'deeply disturbing' far right group's Glasgow training

A GLASGOW MSP has said she will raise concerns with Police Scotland over a new far-right group reportedly holding military-style training sessions in one of the city's most popular public parks ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 9

Big political donations have hit $7.4m this election year. Are the rules tight enough?

With polling day still a month away, large political donations declared in 2026 have reached about NZ$7.4 million, already surpassing the total for 2023.

The Conversation · Oct 8

Thomas Kerr wants Scotland to follow Denmark. But did its burqa ban work?

AS Thomas Kerr points to European burqa bans to justify introducing similar restrictions in Scotland, experts have warned that the legislation in Denmark has left Muslim women fearful of public spaces and legitimised Islamophobia.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 8

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The National (Scotland) · Oct 8

SNP councillor seeks ban on far right group's 'military-style' Glasgow Green training

AN SNP councillor is looking to ban a new far right group dubbed “Scotland’s version” of the Patriot Platform from holding military-style training sessions on Glasgow Green ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 8

Inside the Tel Aviv Scrabble club waging war against The National

HUNDREDS of IPSO complaints appear to have been submitted against The National by members of a Scrabble club in Tel Aviv.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 8

Has Spain shown housing is now the policy that decides political fate?

THE eviction of an 87-year-old from her home in Madrid has sparked a 'truly historic' snap election - but is housing becoming a bigger issue around the world

The National (Scotland) · Oct 7

John Curtice gives verdict on Tory plans to roll back devolution

THE Tories will face an uphill battle to win the public round to their plans to tear up Scotland’s devolution settlement, pollsters have predicted.

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The National (Scotland) · Oct 7

Claims St Andrews rector faced racist treatment are 'arguable', review finds

A REVIEW commissioned by representatives of St Andrews rector Stella Maris has concluded there is an “arguable” case that she was subjected to disability discrimination and racist treatment by university officials, The National can reveal ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 7

How a 'film nerd' found a lost 100-year-old Scottish movie rewriting history

A SELF-PROCLAIMED “film nerd” has unearthed a 100-year-old Scottish movie that could rewrite the history of the industry, but had to spend over three years fighting to have his discovery acknowledged, The National can reveal ...

The Conversation · Oct 6

NZ election poll watch: Opportunity holds as potential kingmaker in tight race

With a month to go to the New Zealand election on November 7, a Reid Research poll for RNZ has given the left bloc its first lead over the right in any poll since June.

The Conversation · Oct 6

NZ’s next government could be a four-party coalition. Get used to the new normal

Going by recent opinion polls, the combined votes of National and Labour in the coming election may be the lowest ever – below 60%.

AAP · Oct 6

Hipkins edges first New Zealand election debate

The two candidates to be New Zealand's prime minister after the November 7 election have sparred on the cost of living, tax plans and more.

AAP · Oct 5

Labour, Greens firm in New Zealand election contest

Two polls in a day have confirmed a Greens surge which could tip the left bloc into power in New Zealand, and Prime Minister Chris Luxon's coalition out.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 5

The National nominated for highlighting positive stories of Scotland's refugees

THE National has been nominated for its series which highlighted the positive stories of refugees and asylum seekers in Scotland

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