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'Fantastic' result for Scotland as three new ScotWind projects confirmed

THREE new offshore floating wind projects have been offered seabed agreements as part of Crown Estate Scotland’s ScotWind clearing process.

The National (Scotland)

Sturgeon: energy price cap rise cannot be allowed to go ahead

First Minister argues that re-nationalisation of energy companies should be on the table

Insider UK

New group launched to support Scottish tourism and hospitality sectors

The Scottish Tourism Alliance, Visit Scotland and other enterprise agencies make up the group

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People in Scotland face freezing or starving this winter warns charity

Citizens Advice Scotland said that soaring energy bills are driving "frightening" demand for advice around food insecurity amid the current costing-living-crisis.

Glasgow Live

Group launched to support tourism and hospitality sector

It is expected to convene at least four times a year

Daily Record

Blood cancer patient begs Scot Gov to ‘end lockdown nightmare’ in Covid drug plea

One patient, Jackie Macdonald has hidden herself away since the first Covid lockdown because she has a type of blood cancer which makes her vulnerable to infection.

Daily Record

Teacher with terminal brain cancer blames washing hands with 'toxic blue water' at school

Mum-of-three Jeana Watt, who taught maths at the school for three years, was diagnosed with a fast-growing brain tumour and given just 18 months to live in June last year

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More independence papers on the way including energy policy after Yes, minister confirms

THE Scottish Government has plans for a handful of new papers making the case for independence, a minister has confirmed.

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon warns families will face 'destitution and devastation' if energy prices increase

NICOLA Sturgeon has warned the looming energy price cap rise must not “be allowed to go ahead”.

The National (Scotland)

Lanarkshire teacher given 18 months to live blames 'toxic chemicals' found at school

Jeana Watt, 48, who previously taught maths at the Skills Academy in Coatbridge, wants a second independent inquiry after being diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.

Glasgow Live

Indyref2 court battle is doomed to fail and SNP know it, former Salmond adviser claims

TAKING Westminster to court over indyref2 is a “waste of time and money”, one of Alex Salmond’s former top advisers has said.

The National (Scotland)

Wealthy pushing up land costs to ‘greenwash’ image, campaigners warn

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The National (Scotland)

Scotland's private rented sector is in crisis – solutions must be swift

In 2020, it was estimated only 7 of Scottish 25 to 34-year-olds could meet the earnings and savings requirements to be able to afford a home. So…

The National (Scotland)

Tories should 'take a look in the mirror' before calling for more oversight of Scotland, say SNP

THE SNP have called on Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak to “take a look in the mirror” before calling for greater scrutiny of the Scottish Government…

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Scottish Youth Parliament probed over alleged mishandling of sexual harassment claims

Charity bosses spent up to £30,000 on private lawyers to conduct a probe, before dismissing the claims as “false”.

Daily Record

MSPs enjoying cheaper parliament lunches as Nicola Sturgeon blasted over free school meals U-turn

The First Minister is now facing furious criticism after revelations that the parliament spent over £230,000 of taxpayer’s cash in just three months to give cheaper meals to politicians and staff.

Daily Record

Scots teacher with terminal brain cancer blames 'blue water and toxic chemicals' at school

Jeana Watt, 48, taught maths at the Skills Academy in Coatbridge, Lanarkshire, built on an old industrial waste site.

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Truss and Sunak told to ‘look in mirror’ over Scottish Government scrutiny calls

Keith Brown, Justice Secretary and the SNP deputy leader, has said both Conservative leadership candidates refused to attend Holyrood committees.

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'I'm disgusted': Scots speakers hit back after former Labour member claims Scots is 'racist'

Scots speakers have hit back after a former member of the Scottish Labour party claimed the language facilitated racism.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Council workers offered five per cent pay increase as strikes continue

It comes after cleansing workers in Edinburgh began an 11-day strike on Thursday after turning down an initial offer of three per cent. Refuse workers gathered in the city centre and at one of the council's waste depot's at Seafield to protest the offer

The National (Scotland)

Council workers to be offered improved 5 per cent pay rise after SNP cast deciding vote

COUNCIL workers across Scotland have been offered an improved pay increase after the president of COSLA cast the deciding vote.

The National (Scotland)

Scot put under fatwa speaks out on Salman Rushdie and free speech

BEFORE Salman Rushdie moved to the US, there were only two residents in the UK subject to a fatwa – an Islamic legal edict that can be placed on…

The National (Scotland)

Top pro-indy economist Mark Blyth corrects record after 'point-scoring' reports

A TOP pro-independence economist has hit back at claims he could not make the case for leaving the Union, saying he had been misrepresented in the…

The Independent UK

Three-quarters of MSPs should support independence before new vote – Tory peer

The Scottish Government has asked the Supreme Court to determine if a draft independence Bill is within Holyrood’s powers.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Greens back locals fighting plans for industrial development near homes

THE Scottish Greens are backing a group of Bellshill residents who are challenging development plans that would place an industrial complex as…

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