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SNP urged to ‘drop referendum obsession’ after Supreme Court ruling

Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross said the ruling was ‘clear and unequivocal’.

The Independent UK

What does the Supreme Court independence referendum ruling mean for Scotland

The Supreme Court has ruled this morning (November 23) that the Scottish Government cannot hold a second independence referendum without the UK Government's consent.

Glasgow Live

Scottish Government does not have the power to hold independence referendum

The UK Supreme Court ruled this morning the UK Government will need to give its consent before Holyrood can put the independence question to the Scottish people.

Glasgow Live

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Scotland can't hold second independence referendum without UK Government consent, Supreme Court rules

Responding to the Supreme Court’s ruling, Plaid Cymru Westminster leader, Liz Saville Roberts MP has said the ruling should be a "wake up call"

Wales Online

Supreme Court rules against Scottish Government in indyref2 case

The Lord Advocate will now not be able to clear the Bill for passage through the Scottish Parliament

Insider UK

Supreme Court rules against Scottish Government in IndyRef2 case in huge blow for Nicola Sturgeon

Judges in London have issued a "unanimous" decision against the Scottish Government plan for a second referendum.

Daily Record

Perth and Kinross councillors slam delays with superfast broadband roll-out

Many properties still struggle to access decent broadband but there are plans to improve 4G and 5G connectivity

Daily Record

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Teaching unions react with fury to Scottish Government’s latest pay offer

Thursday's walk-out is still on after unions called latest offer 'an abject insult'

Insider UK

Scottish Government unveils life sciences export strategy

Plan with Scottish Development International will focus on building US customer base

Insider UK

Landmark Supreme Court ruling on Scottish independence TODAY - what happens now

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon wants to hold another independence referendum next year - but the UK Government has repeatedly rejected the move. Here's what the Supreme Court could decide today

Daily Mirror

Indyref2: Nicola Sturgeon says next general election will be ‘de facto referendum’ on Scottish independence

First minister has said she will look for another way to Scottish independence after Supreme Court judges ruled on Wednesday morning Scotland must get Westminster’s permission for a second referendum

Evening Standard

Scottish dementia projects awarded £145,000 in funding

Dementia projects across Scotland have received funding to enable them to offer community- based support for people affected by the disease.

The National (Scotland)

Indyref2: Supreme Court to decide if Scotland can hold second independence vote

The panel of five justices will hand down their decision on Wednesday morning

The Independent UK

Scottish independence court case: What happens next?

The Supreme Court is expected to rule on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

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Edinburgh teachers reject 'insulting' pay offer as walk-out set to go ahead this week

The Scottish Government made a new offer to the EIS (Educational Institute of Scotland) and SSTA (Scottish Secondary Teachers' Association) unions on Tuesday in a bid to prevent industrial action, with the former set to strike this week

Glasgow Live

Scotland teaching strikes to go ahead as pay offer rejected as 'abject insult'

The Scottish Government made a new offer to the EIS and SSTA on Tuesday in a bid to prevent strikes from going ahead. However, hours after it was tabled, members backed industrial action.

Daily Record

Teaching unions reject latest pay offer branding it an 'abject insult'

Industrial action is set to take place on Thursday, November 24 in schools across Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Everything you need to know about the Supreme Court Decision Day rallies

TIME for Scotland and Europe for Scotland have organised rallies across Scotland and Europe for those who support independence to express how they…

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Edinburgh hospitals discharged 83 patients 'unlawfully' to care homes during pandemic

Edinburgh council said hospital staff were under "tremendous individual pressure" after an investigation found patients were discharged into care homes unlawfully.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh teachers offered new pay deal in bid to prevent further strike action

The EIS (Educational Institute of Scotland) and SSTA (Scottish Secondary Teachers' Association) unions announced plans to walk out, with the former due to take place this week

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian Council financial pressures pose 'highest risk ever'

New measures to tackle rising costs include a freeze on filling non essential vacancies, turning down the thermostats in public buildings, suspending some capital projects and mothballing some buildings.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland launches wellbeing economy toolkit as campaigners call for action

A TOOLKIT that will help local authorities move towards a wellbeing economy has been announced by the Scottish Government.

The National (Scotland)

Teaching unions react with fury to Scottish Government’s latest pay offer

THE Scottish Government has submitted a new offer to teaching unions in a bid to avert strike action due to start on Thursday.

The Guardian - UK

Supreme court to rule on second Scottish independence referendum

Decision should settle whether Scottish parliament can hold independence poll without Westminster approval

The National (Scotland)

Teachers’ 10 per cent pay claim unaffordable, says Education Secretary

THE 10 per cent pay award being sought by teachers is “unaffordable” and will impact the rest of the education budget if it goes ahead, the…

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