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'Grubby' Labour-Tory deal set to lock SNP out of power on Scottish council

SCOTTISH Labour looks set to take control of Stirling Council after striking a deal with the Conservatives – despite being the third largest…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Labour leak confirms 'flexibility' over council deals with rival parties despite coalition ban

EXCLUSIVE: Anas Sarwar promised no coalitions with the SNP or the Tories in town halls during the campaign, but an internal document reveals scope for other types of arrangement.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon declares NATO membership is 'essential' for independent Scotland

The First Minister gave her full backing to NATO at a keynote speech at the Brookings Institution in the American capital.

Daily Record

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New Glasgow Labour leader elected after returning councillor forces contest

George Redmond, who was re-elected after five years out of the city chambers, has now been named as the Labour group's new leader.

Glasgow Live

Boost for Scotland's Nato case post-indy as non-nuke countries fast-tracked

COUNTRIES without nuclear weapons are being considered for fast-tracked Nato membership in an encouraging move for Yessers who back Scotland joining…

The National (Scotland)

SNP appoint Dumbarton councillor as new leader of West Dunbartonshire Council opposition

Councillor Karen Conaghan has moved up to the role, after existing leader Jonathan McColl made the decision to step down earlier this month.

Daily Record

West Lothian Council still without a leader as decision delayed until next week

The SNP has approached Labour to suggest they could work together to "lock out the Tories"

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Glasgow Labour elects new leader as George Redmond ousts Malcolm Cunning

Redmond, who has clocked up nearly two decades of service as a Glasgow councillor, defeated the sitting leader.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson could lose his seat at next election 'if opposition parties cooperate'

Best for Britain - which promotes cross-party co-operation - suggests Keir Starmer's way to Downing Street is through Labour working with the Lib Dems.

Daily Record

New Ayr hospital will bring extra '12 beds' and two operating theatres in bid to tackle crippling surgery list

Carrick Glen is set to be well equipped to deal with the demand after MSP Sharon Dowey raised questions over new NHS facility.

Daily Record

Hydropower-reliant countries paying less than UK to heat homes

COUNTRIES that heavily rely on hydropower are paying far less to heat their homes than the UK, according to a new report.

The National (Scotland)

SNP plan to form minority administration on North Ayrshire Council after dismissing coalition possibility

The Nationalists plan to go it alone after dismissing the possibility of a coalition.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon fires back at claim US trip is 'waste of taxpayer money'

NICOLA Sturgeon has hit back at critics of her trip to the United States after it was claimed the visit is a “waste of taxpayer money”.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland free bus pass uptake 'dire' with only three in 10 young people claiming

New figures show that cross the country just 284,328 children and young people aged between five and 21 have been issued with a pass, out of the 949,000 eligible.

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Daily Record

Free bus pass scheme for young Scots branded 'missed opportunity' as just one in three sign up

Labour has called on the Scottish Government to "streamline" the application process for bus passes to encourage more people to register.

Daily Record

Independent Scotland should stay out of NATO, insists Patrick Harvie

EXCLUSIVE: The Greens co-leader - who became a Scottish Government minister last year - insisted nuclear weapons "don't keep us safe - they keep us in peril".

Daily Record

Scottish Government forced to spend £350 million on mitigating cost of 'cruel' Tory Bedroom Tax

EXCLUSIVE: SNP MSP Elena Whitham said Scotland was left "cleaning up the mess of Westminster" by financially supporting tenants punished by the hated policy.

Daily Record

Nato membership is not something that Scotland’s leaders should be playing politics with

The Record View says that Nato membership is vital for security.

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Sunday's headlines: Scots hood 'sets up illegal campsite' near farm where his crime clan kept men as slaves

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The National (Scotland)

Labour deny U-turn on Anas Sarwar's council coalitions pledge despite SNP talks

THE SNP have said “constructive” discussions are under way with Labour in town halls as they look to work together to tackle the cost-of-living…

Daily Record

Renfrewshire councillor accused of calling political rival a ‘walloper’ on Facebook

Emma Rodden is believed to have made the comment on her personal Facebook page, during a discussion which saw her celebrate her election win on May 5.

The Guardian - UK

Pressure grows on Labour and Lib Dems to agree joint anti-Tory strategy

Ed Davey says party will focus on just one target in key ‘super Thursday’ polls

The National (Scotland)

Yes activist on his 70 years backing indy – and why he’s never wavered

CYRIL Corcoran has been an independence supporter since long before it was a mainstream opinion. Since the 1950s he’s wanted home rule for…

The National (Scotland)

1 in 5 Scots are now unable to pay their energy bills on time

WARNINGS are being ramped up over the impact of the cost of living crisis, with charities and businesses revealing new figures showing how Scots are…

The National (Scotland)

Rethinking Scotland: Can the nation lay down a vision of a new era?

WAY back in 1975, when a young Gordon Brown believed in social democracy, he edited what became the influential Red Paper on Scotland. Brown was…

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