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Alex Salmond will 'put differences aside' with Nicola Sturgeon to help secure IndyRef2

The former SNP leader is demanding more action on independence

Daily Record

Suspected drug deaths in Lanarkshire decline during first quarter of 2022

Police Scotland statistics suggest there were nine fewer deaths than in the same period last year.

Daily Record

Report reveals 93 per cent of South Lanarkshire school leavers in 'positive destinations'

A Scottish Government report shows that 3303 school leavers from South Lanarkshire went on to either work, training or further study.

Daily Record

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Glasgow to host 'largest' summit on cost-of-living crisis

Headed by the Scottish Trades Union Congress and the Poverty Alliance, the summit will bring together more than 40 civic organisations. They will develop a joint platform on how to tackle the crisis.

Glasgow Live

Scotland is ‘punching above weight’ in creating woodland areas

NEW figures show Scotland has achieved nearly 80 of the yearly woodland creation target, despite the main planting season being badly affected by a…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish council bosses accused of 'blackmail' for claiming pay rises will cost 20,000 jobs

Town hall bosses believe a rise linked to inflation, which is in line to hit 10 per cent this year, could impact on jobs

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon would accept Northern Ireland Protocol equivalent 'in a heartbeat'

The First Minister was asked for her take on the current row emerging between the EU and UK over the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill

The National (Scotland)

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Head teachers to advise West Dunbartonshire Council on how to cut attainment gap

Councillors have been left frustrated after seeing funding for cutting the education attainment gap cut over the next five years by more than £2m.

Glasgow Live

Tories accuse Government of 'misusing' overseas offices for independence push

ANGUS Robertson stood up for the "professionalism" of Scotland's overseas offices after the Tories accused the Government…

The National (Scotland)

Kate Forbes dismantles critics' attacks over Covid cash problems

THE Finance Secretary has hit back over criticism of the Scottish Government after a new report found problems with the ways in which Covid-19 funds…

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar slammed for 'not doing his homework' over Audit Scotland funding

The Scottish Labour leader tried to claim the Scottish Government are 'clipping the wings' of Audit Scotland to cover-up for failures

The National (Scotland)

West Lothian wins extra £100k for mental health help

A government scheme for grassroots groups helping people recover from the pandemic in West Lothian faced bids for more than £1m.

Edinburgh Live

Glasgow's West End festivals gets green light with Mela set for return

The Mela has not been held in person since 2019 and has been approved, along with this weekend's Dandelion festival, a three-day event featuring live music taking place in Kelvingrove Park

Glasgow Live

Dunblane locals pen letter in hopes to improve train service after 'temporary timetable' introduced

The letter aims to put pressure on ministers to resolve the current timetable issues.

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New calls for plan to tackle A&E crisis and help exhausted workers

Health Minister Humza Yousaf slated as "Reaction man not Action Man" as he admits staff are 'knackered'

The National (Scotland)

Scottish independence can lead to pay rises for public sector, Greens MSP argues

GREENS MSP Maggie Chapman argued that Scottish independence will allow the Scottish Government to give pay rises to public sector workers on…

Insider UK

McColl calls new CalMac ferries 'obsolete'

Former Ferguson shipyard owner takes aim at the SNP during a session of the Public Audit Committee

The Independent UK

Tories ‘terrified’ of indyref2, claims Sturgeon

It came after Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross said the Scottish Government’s priorities in pushing for another vote are ‘all wrong’.

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Hundreds of Ukrainians still living in hotels a month after arriving in Scotland

AROUND 500 Ukrainians are still living in hotels a month after arriving in Scotland, a committee of MSPs has heard.

Daily Record

New CalMac ferries are 'obsolete' and will spew out 'poisonous' gases, claims Jim McColl

Business tycoon Jim McColl took aim at the SNP government over its handling of the ferries fiasco during an evidence session of the Public Audit Committee at Holyrood.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon accuses Douglas Ross of being 'terrified' of Scottish independence

The First Minister was accused by the Tory leader of putting independence ahead of fixing the NHS in Scotland.

Daily Record

Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees still living in hotels one month after arriving in Scotland

Yevhen Mankovskyi, the Ukrainian consul general, said access to nurseries is a "big problem" as the majority of those fleeing are mothers with children.

Daily Record

Number of people facing fuel poverty is "seriously frightening" in Dumfries and Galloway

Councillor calls for more action to help householders following release of new report shedding light on people struggling to heat their homes

Daily Record

East Renfrewshire school leavers in top three for positive outcomes

Area boasts high percentage of young people heading to further education, training or work

The National (Scotland)

SNP MP welcomes 'climb down' from Tories over Scotland striking trade deals

AN SNP MP has welcomed the suggestion from a Tory minister that the Scottish Government could potentially negotiate its own international trade…

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