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MATCHING Ukrainian refugees with Scottish sponsors has “progressed slower” than expected, a Scottish minister has said.

Neil Gray says 'no longer will those with disabilities need to be subjected to intrusive and degrading assessments'.

The Scottish government has a two year contract with Corporate Travel Management to license the MS Victoria, which currently has 1,400 people living on it including around 500 children

THE Scottish Government is expanding its search for places to house Ukrainian refugees, with another cruise liner chartered to take people fleeing…

Airdrie & Shotts MSP Neil Gray is highlighting the support available to help young people return to the workplace.

Sharon, 50, has lived in the North Lanarkshire property for three years and claims she has had to suffer through numerous health and safety concerns, including asbestos exposure and multiple ceilings falling in.

Claims that proposals will 'add pressure' and 'lead to more staff losses'

Around 730 Ukrainian refugees will be temporarily housed on the MS Victoria in Edinburgh after fleeing the ongoing Russian invasion, it has now been confirmed.

NEW applications for displaced Ukrainians coming to Scotland will be paused for three months this week amid huge demand for the scheme.

SNP ministers were accused of "grandstanding instead of getting the detail right" after suspending applications for its super sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees.

Sharon Fleming moved into her home three years ago and since then claims she has been plagued with problems including asbestos, ceilings falling in and drainage floods.