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Labour council leader suspended after leaking confidential information to press

A LABOUR council leader has been suspended from his role after he was found to have leaked information to the press for “political gain”.

The National (Scotland)

East Renfrewshire boundary changes 'not acceptable' as call for inquiry expected

Boundaries Scotland are currently reviewing Scottish Parliament constituencies and a draft response from East Renfrewshire Council opposes planned changes.

Glasgow Live

Scottish migration minister: Illegal Migration Bill ‘violates human rights’

The proposed law would mean people who came to the UK illegally through a safe country are not allowed to stay.

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New East Lothian boundary change for Scottish Parliament 'will confuse voters'

More than 9,000 East Lothian residents will be moved into new Midlothian North and Musselburgh ward under plans to change the boundary for Scottish Parliament constituencies

Edinburgh Live

Thousands line Edinburgh city centre streets for 'packed' Pride March 2023

Colourful images taken from the Scottish Parliament building at Holyrood and the nearby Royal Mile show scores of flags, banners and members of the LGBTQI+ community enjoying the celebrations

Edinburgh Live

Winnie Ewing remembered as ‘shining light of SNP’ following death aged 93

First Minister Humza Yousaf led the tributes to the trailblazing SNP politician.

The Independent UK

SNP trailblazer and independence backer Winnie Ewing dies aged 93

Faithful Glasgow born SNP politician, Winnie Ewing, has died at aged 93, as fellow MSP's pay tribute to the "beloved icon", who throughout her career was a pioneer for the Scottish National Party.

Glasgow Live

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Angus Robertson: Scotland's powers face 'existential threat' from UK Government

THE Scottish Parliament’s devolved powers are at “existential risk” because of a “Trojan horse” the UK Government has introduced through…

The National (Scotland)

Tories imposing direct Westminster rule on Scotland 'by stealth', claims Angus Robertson

Angus Robertson accused the UK Government of using "underhand" tactics to get its way on devolved issues.

Daily Record

Westminster 'not respecting devolution' as MSPs vote to reject EU law bill changes

Angus Robertson told the Scottish Parliament that ministers were given less than eight working hours to consider amendments to the wide-sweeping bill

The National (Scotland)

Online abuse against MSPs to be probed in new pilot service

A NEW service to manage online threats against MSPs is to be trialled for a year by the Scottish Parliament.

The National (Scotland)

Dumbarton Scottish Parliament seat could be set for radical shake-up

New proposals revealed last week would move areas west of Helensburgh into an enlarged Argyll and Bute seat, which would stretch as far as Tiree.

Daily Record

MSPs say creche reopening is 'vital' to Holyrood's 'family-friendly' vibe

DOORS have finally been reopened to a “vital” creche at the Scottish Parliament after being shut since the pandemic.

The National (Scotland)

Humza Yousaf remarks on BBC's 'extraordinary framing' of Deposit Return Scheme row

HUMZA Yousaf has called the BBC's framing of the UK's demand that Scotland alter an ambitious recycling scheme "extraordinary".

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Irvine pupils leave letters on First Minister's desk urging support for free meals

Woodlands Primary students attended Scottish Parliament earlier this month to share their opinion on the free school meals, writes John Ferguson.

The National (Scotland)

See how Scottish Parliament's constituencies could change in a new shake-up

A consultation has been launched on proposals to reform constituency boundaries at Holyrood elections

The National (Scotland)

FM accused of 'wasting parliamentary time' with coronation motion

THE First Minister has been accused of “wasting” the Scottish Parliament’s time with a debate to celebrate the King’s coronation.

Daily Record

Alister Jack calls for block on civil servants working for new independence minister

The Tory Cabinet Minister said "no UK civil servant" should be engaged in this new department.

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New push from animal charities to introduce complete ban on greyhound racing

The SSPCA, the Dogs Trust and RSPCA united to call for a 'phase out' of the traditional sport in a meeting with MSPs.

The National (Scotland)

Experts spell out crucial caveat after shock poll puts Labour ahead of SNP

A POLLING expert has spelled out an important caveat to a shock poll which showed Scottish Labour overtaking the SNP on the Holyrood regional list…

The National (Scotland)

Justice Secretary 'disappointed' at lawyers' threat to boycott judge-only rape trials

THE Justice Secretary has said she is “disappointed” some defence lawyers are threatening to boycott a pilot of judge-only rape trials.

The National (Scotland)

Transparency concerns as one in six lobbying meetings at Holyrood published late

CORPORATIONS, businesses and charities lobbying MSPs and ministers to influence Scotland’s laws have reported thousands of meetings later than the…

Daily Record

Chronic pain sufferers accuse Humza Yousaf of enlisting paid Facebook users to 'downplay' demands

A Scottish Government-commissioned study was found to not have asked any members the Scottish Parliament's chronic pain group to contribute in survey about the matter.

Daily Record

Two women arrested after climate change protesters deface Scottish Parliament building

Activists from protest group This Is Rigged, which is opposed to further North Sea oil exploration, have claimed responsibility for the act.

Edinburgh Live

Two Edinburgh women arrested after protesters target Holyrood building with red paint

Climate activists protested outside the Scottish Parliament Holyrood building on Thursday morning ahead of First Minister's Questions. Red paint was thrown across the building before the police intervened.

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