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First Minister ‘hopeful and optimistic’ over Supreme Court referendum hearing

Nicola Sturgeon said there is ‘not a lot of point’ in trying to speculate on an outcome and she would ‘respect the process’.

The Independent UK

What we learned from the SNP conference about next steps in the indy campaign

THIS year’s SNP conference is taking place against the backdrop of a plan in place for the road to an independence referendum.

The National (Scotland)

'Same dog-whistle politics' from both Labour and Tories, Ian Blackford says

THE Labour and Tory Parties are engaging in the “same dog-whistle” pro-Brexit politics which have damaged ordinary Scots,…

The National (Scotland)

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FM Nicola Sturgeon responds to criticism of 'detest Tories' comment

FIRST Minister Nicola Sturgeon has doubled down on her remark that she "detests" Tories.

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney brands Tories a ‘bunch of reckless hypocrites’ over tax calls

Scotland’s Deputy First Minister addressed the SNP conference in Aberdeen on Sunday

The Independent UK

Michael Russell pans 'deluded' Scottish Labour over claims 'SNP are rattled'

SNP president Michael Russell has dismissed claims that his party is “rattled” by polls showing a Labour resurgence – accusing Anas Sarwar…

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney warns Scotland faces 'new age of austerity' as a result of Westminster spending cuts

The Deputy First Minister has already announced £500 million worth of cuts from the Holyrood budget and signalled more savings will need to be found.

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SNP president defends FM in Tory 'detest' row: 'No reason why it shouldn't be said'

SNP president Michael Russell has argued there is “no reason” why Nicola Sturgeon shouldn’t say she “detests” the Tories as she defended…

The National (Scotland)

Plaid Cymru: 'The Scotland and Wales brotherhood is growing'

“It’s so good to be among people politically who you know are thinking along the same lines as you.”

The National (Scotland)

SNP transport minister Jenny Gilruth 'very sympathetic' to scrapping peak time ScotRail fares

Passenger numbers on Scotland's rail network plummeted during lockdowns and ministers are under pressure to find new ways of encouraging more people to use public transport.

Daily Record

Plaid Cymru MP takes swipe at UK Labour's refusal to work with SNP

PLAID Cymru’s Westminster leader has said it is “depressing” to see Keir Starmer refuse to work with the SNP as she insisted Labour need to…

The National (Scotland)

Supreme Court will ‘fail' Scotland if doesn't allow indyref, says SNP president

THE Supreme Court will “fail the people of Scotland” if it does not allow for the Scottish Government to legislate for a second independence…

The National (Scotland)

Judgement on indyref2 expected 'within six to eight weeks', says former Supreme Court deputy president

THE former deputy president of the UK supreme court has said he expects a judgement on the indyref2 case “within six to eight weeks”.

The National (Scotland)

Zahawi warns ‘delay is our biggest enemy’ as he urges Tory unity

A senior Conservative MP said the mood in the party is ‘febrile’.

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Supreme Court will ‘fail people of Scotland’ if it does not allow referendum

SNP president Mike Russell addressed the party’s conference in Aberdeen on Sunday, where he discussed its plans ahead of the ruling.

The National (Scotland)

Watch as BBC host Laura Kuenssberg interrupts Nicola Sturgeon 29 TIMES

KNOCK knock. Who’s there? The interrupting BBC host. The interrupting BBC … It’s Laura Kuennsberg.

Evening Standard

Nicola Sturgeon throws down the gauntlet over Indyref2 demand

The Scottish First Minister said UK ministers should ‘relish the opportunity to put your case before the people and let the people decide’.

Daily Record

The SNP does not know how to cope with Labour's rise under Keir Starmer

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says the SNP's response to Labour's massive poll lead looks defensive and weak

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Daily Mirror

Nicola Sturgeon says she'd rather see Labour in No10 than Tories she 'detests'

The Scottish First Minister made the comments as Downing Street sources claimed there could be a ‘monstrous coalition’ of Labour and the SNP - despite Keir Starmer being tipped for an outright majority and ruling out a deal

Evening Standard

Blackford: PM and Chancellor have made worst first impression in history

Liz Truss and her Chancellor have made “the worst first impression in the history of UK politics”, the SNP’s Westminster leader has said.Speaking on the first day of the party’s conference in Aberdeen, Ian Blackford took aim at the UK Government and the Labour Party as he sought to rally…

The Guardian - UK

Sturgeon accused of using ‘dangerous language’ about Tories

Scottish first minister said she ‘detested’ Conservatives and wanted a Labour government in London

The National (Scotland)

'Labour are Brexit-backing Tory enablers', says Ian Blackford

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford yesterday attacked Labour for “betraying” people in Scotland by forming a Brexit Together coalition…

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon insists there is an 'appetite' for a Scottish independence referendum in 2023

The First Minister said she would deliver her manifesto commitment to hold an IndyRef2 despite disagreements over timing.

Reuters

Scotland's Sturgeon: confident independence vote can happen next year

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is confident a second referendum on Scottish independence could take place in October next year, she said on Sunday.

The National (Scotland)

‘Energy-rich Scotland will take no lectures from the PM on the security of our nation’s power supply’

DEPUTY First Minister John Swinney will today reject any proposals to build new nuclear power stations north of the Border, saying Scotland should…

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