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Channel 4 accused of 'rigging' politics contest against pro-independence candidate

THE runner-up on Channel 4’s Make Me Prime Minister has insisted the show was “rigged against her” because she supported Scottish independence.

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Islanders face '60-mile trip' to collect post amid chronic Royal Mail staff shortage

RESIDENTS on a Scottish island are facing a 60-mile round trip to collect their mail over a chronic “lack of Royal Mail staff” in the area.

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South Korean officials apologize for Halloween crowd surge

"The action of the police was insufficient," National police chief Yoon Hee Keun said Tuesday.

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UK media's 'dehumanising' coverage of migrants in focus after Dover attack

THE CEO of a refugee charity has condemned the “dehumanising” language being used to describe migrants by sections of the UK media and called on…

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Alba launch independence billboard campaign across Scotland

ALEX Salmond’s Alba Party have stepped up their independence push by launching a national billboard campaign across Scotland.

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‘I Chose to Stay Away from Cinema,’ Dalia el-Behery Tells Asharq Al-Awsat

Egyptian actress Dalia el-Behery said the “My Very Beautiful Lady” play, which she is set to perform at the National theater during the winter season, has been her dream since she read the original novel in her childhood. During an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat, Behery explained that the new show…

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New Zealand has just passed a law that will revolutionise workers’ rights. It probably won’t last

Jacinda Ardern’s government has radically expanded unions’ collective bargaining power. But if she goes at the next election, so will this legislation

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I ate at the Chinese restaurant at the centre of 'secret police' row

Inside Glasgow's Loon Fung, which has found itself at the centre of an international 'secret police' scandal

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Tory plans mean Scots 'may fund English nuclear plants even after independence'

SCOTTISH bill payers could still be funding nuclear projects south of the Border through additional fees on their energy bills even…

The National (Scotland)

Will Scotland need to join the euro to join the EU? What the experts say

FOUR top experts on European politics speak to The National about the claim an independent Scotland would need to adopt the euro to join the EU ...

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Fair pay in the balance

Employers are hanging their hopes on a change of government next year, which would ensure a short shelf-life for Labour’s Fair Pay Agreement legislation.

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Support growing for changes to how Parliament runs

The public will have their say on proposed changes to the way Parliament is run when the standing orders committee meets next month.

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Xi's growing power brings risks for NZ

As China's leader embarks on a precedent-breaking extension of his rule, New Zealand and the world await the consequences.

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Labour's re-election chances snookered

With a year left in this term, the Government seems trapped by controversy, economic bad news and poor polling. Tim Murphy asks what Labour's strategists could possibly do to turn it around.

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Discomfort at three terror law changes in three years

Critics say terrorism laws are being broadened with each successive change and even the Justice Minister is uncomfortable with the constant tinkering.

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SNP MSPs criticise 'deeply worrying' National Care Service costings

MAJOR fears have been expressed by SNP MSPs about the “financial wraparound” of their own government’s National Care Service (NCS) Bill, as…

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National wants to see NZ better reflected in its MPs

National’s deputy leader is confident her party members want to see New Zealand better reflected in its MPs, starting with the Hamilton-West by-election on December 10.

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The climate-conscious are looking to NZ, says Grant Robertson

The finance minister says farmers know full well pricing agricultural emissions is as much about the country’s economy as it is the environment.

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Rishi Sunak accused of showing 'complete disregard' to Bute locals in ferry row

We are resharing this story as Rishi Sunak becomes PM. It was originally posted on August 7, 2020.

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UK cannabis laws ‘making criminals out of mums and dads’, Tommy Sheridan warns

THE UK Government is criminalising parents “trying to do the best for their kids”, an MP has said, as the number of people illegally buying…

The National (Scotland)

'You have to be optimistic:' The Royal National Mòd's new Bard on Gaelic's future

THE new Bard appointed by the Royal National Mòd on Wednesday has said it’s important to be “defiant” when it comes to promoting Gaelic even…

Wales Online

NUJ calls for review of public funds given to Welsh language news service which is closing after five months

A £100,000 Welsh Government grant was awarded to Newsquest to launch Corgi Cymru, which is now to close after just five months

The National (Scotland)

Scottish poet tells of how dyslexia has 'been a blessing' ahead of new book

SHE’S performed for Nicola Sturgeon and her plays have won a plethora of national awards but now Leyla Josephine is turning her attention from…

The Guardian - AU

The Coalition is seeing red (meat) over the methane pledge – but it’s not just about burping cattle

About half of the CO2-equivalent caused by releasing methane in Australia comes from agriculture. The rest comes mainly from coalmines, oil, gas and waste

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