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No progress in NHS pay talks amid strike threat, says union

PAY talks between the Scottish Government and unions representing NHS staff “did not make any progress”, it has been claimed.

The National (Scotland)

Landlords seek legal advice over Scottish Government rent freeze and eviction ban

A coalition of landlords and letting agents are seeking a legal opinion on the bill - including to see if it breaches their human rights.

The National (Scotland)

Anger as David Dimbleby claims Gaelic TV funding robs BBC 'by stealth'

A HEBRIDEAN MSP has fired back over claims from a senior BBC broadcaster that funding for Gaelic programmes is robbing the BBC “by stealth”.

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Rent freeze in Scotland could face legal challenge from landlords

A rent freeze was imposed across Scotland after MSPs voted in favour of emergency legislation to ease the cost of living crisis.

Daily Record

Landlords seek legal advice over Scottish Government rent freeze

The legislation was passed in Holyrood in just three days last week under an emergency procedure.

The Independent UK

Scottish independence referendum argument 'unlikely to succeed' at Supreme Court

A top legal expert has branded the argument made by the Scottish Government in court this week a "clever wheeze" which was unlikely to convince judges.

Daily Record

Smart Things Accelerator Centre makes new appointments

Scotland's Internet of Things organisation hires a former Scottish Enterprise managing director

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Lanarkshire MSP urges Scottish Government to scrap 'peak fare' railway ticket prices

Currently, passengers who travel before 9.30am on weekday, pay extra on ScotRail trains.

Daily Record

Young people on PIP and DLA to receive £214 payment to help with energy bills from next month

Individual's under-19 receiving Adult or Child Disability Payment will also qualify for the winter heating support.

Daily Record

Glasgow mum devastated as autistic daughter 'lured to park and beaten unconscious'

Abbie Jarvis, 12, had agreed to meet a friend from school at a park in the Drumchapel area of the city but when the youngster arrived she was reportedly set upon by another girl as a group of 10 youths filmed the attack on their phones.

Glasgow Live

Scottish housing market outlook challenging, amid reduced market activity

New buyer enquiries in Scotland fall for third consecutive month

Insider UK

Legal expert explains why UK Government wants the indyref2 case thrown out

Does the Scottish Parliament have the legislative competence to pass a referendum Bill? And should judges answer this question now? The Supreme…

The National (Scotland)

UK urges judges to throw out independence case during day two at Supreme Court

THE UK Government kept up efforts to have the Supreme Court independence referendum case thrown out altogether as its top law officer gave evidence…

The National (Scotland)

Indyref2 Bill ‘directly’ relates to reserved matter, Supreme Court told

A two-day hearing on the Scottish Parliament’s legislative competence has concluded.

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North Lanarkshire councillors discuss improvement of play equipment with additional support needs

A motion called for one park in each of the council’s 21 wards to be supplied with suitably adapted equipment

Edinburgh Live

It's cheaper to get a fine in Edinburgh than pay for parking in city centre

It is now considerably cheaper to pay for a parking fine for a full working day than it is to pay to legally park in several city centre streets in Scotland's capital.

Daily Record

All you need to know from final day of Supreme Court independence referendum hearing

Judges have been asked to decide whether the Bill relates to "reserved matters" - meaning it is outwith Holyrood's competence.

Edinburgh Live

Humza Yousaf issues Covid warning as Scottish hospital cases soar

The Scottish Government have said that more than 1.3 million vaccines have been delivered to protect against the latest strains of flu and Covid-19 across the country

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New wave of Covid-19 expected to hit Scotland, Humza Yousaf warns

SCOTLAND is expecting a new wave of Covid-19 over the winter, the Health Secretary has said.

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian energy-saving door approved five years after it was installed

One objection to the door was received by planners with the complainer arguing the uPVC material used 'did not look as good' as the original timber door

The National (Scotland)

Four in ten families in parts of Scotland facing ‘largest ever benefits cut'

NEARLY four in ten working-age families in some areas of Scotland will be hit by the “largest permanent benefits cut ever made in a single year”…

Daily Record

SNP ministers accused of 'farming out' IndyRef2 bill to Supreme Court

A lawyer representing the UK Government warned the Supreme Court "risked being dragged into the political process".

The Independent UK

Ross backed by minister for calling out Sturgeon over ‘detest’ remarks

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack said the Scottish Tory leader was ‘absolutely right’ to condemn the comments.

The National (Scotland)

Yes grassroots claim victory for independence whatever Supreme Court rules

GRASSROOTS independence activists have declared victory in the Supreme Court case whatever the outcome, saying the decision of judges cannot…

The National (Scotland)

Alister Jack links Nicola Sturgeon's 'detest' line to murder of Tory MP

ALISTER Jack has suggested that Nicola Sturgeon has “incited people” like the Islamic extremist who murdered Tory MP David Amess with her…

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