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Scottish Government signs off extradition of US rape suspect Nicholas Rossi

THE Scottish Government has signed an extradition order for US rape suspect Nicholas Rossi.

The National (Scotland)

Shock defeat forces Scots Tory council to accept SNP government's flood scheme plans

A SCOTTISH council's ruling Conservative administration has been unexpectedly defeated – and reminded: "We’re now in a climate…

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Just 13 per cent of wild fish populations in UK deemed truly sustainable to eat

JUST 13 per cent of wild fish populations in the UK are considered truly sustainable choices for consumers, according to the latest data.

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MSPs call on UK Government to scrap 'abhorrent' two-child benefit cap

MSPs have called on the UK Government to scrap the two-child benefit cap following a heated debate in the Scottish Parliament ...

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Claims A9 timeline was aspirational are ‘utter rubbish’, says former minister

Suggestions the initial 2025 target for dualling the A9 was “aspirational” have been described as “utter rubbish” by a former minister…

The National (Scotland)

New book to commemorate babies lost to miscarriage in Scotland opens

A new book commemorating babies lost to miscarriage has opened, with First Minister Humza Yousaf saying it could provide comfort to those who have…

The National (Scotland)

Campaign group to appeal Court of Session's ruling on definition of 'woman'

A CAMPAIGN group is to appeal the Court of Session’s decision over the definition of “women” in law.

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Scottish Covid bereaved families want ‘answers, accountability and apology’

Dr Claire Mitchell spoke on behalf of the Scottish Covid Bereaved group at the inquiry in London on Tuesday.

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Culture sector brands funding cut 'huge betrayal' during Holyrood protest

WORKERS in Scotland’s culture sector have railed against the re-imposition of a £6.6 million cut to Creative Scotland funding.

The National (Scotland)

Independence Minister accuses UK Government of ‘blackmail tactics’

SCOTLAND’S Independence Minister has accused UK ministers of using “tactics tantamount to blackmail” to get consent to legislation.

The National (Scotland)

'It's military investment': Protest calls on Scottish Government to oppose spaceports

CAMPAIGNERS are calling on the Scottish Government to withdraw support for new spaceports in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

ITV report claims removal of peak rail fares in Scotland 'funded by UK Government'

AN ITV report has claimed that the removal of peak rail fares in Scotland has been “funded by the UK Government”.

The National (Scotland)

Details for debate on SNP independence strategy revealed in conference agenda

THE numbers come from the SNP's finalised agenda for its party conference ...

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What happened as ministers held Travelling Cabinet in Inveraray

HUMZA Yousaf has pledged a “firm commitment” to funding for a tunnel to protect vehicles on one of Scotland’s most famous tourist roads.

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ScotRail's 'controversial' alcohol ban to remain for foreseeable future

SCOTRAIL’S ban on alcohol on its trains is “under review” but will remain in place for the foreseeable future, the Transport Minister has said…

The Independent UK

Experts to ponder whether historic hotels should be fitted with sprinklers

The Scottish Government is to set up a working group in the aftermath of the Cameron House fire in which two men died.

The National (Scotland)

One in 10 people in Scotland living in ‘very deep poverty’, report finds

HALF-A-MILLION people are in “very deep poverty” in Scotland with statistics showing women and ethnic minorities are disproportionately at risk,…

The National (Scotland)

'Insulting': Tories accused of 'pre-election bribery' with Holyrood funding snub

THE Tories have been accused of “pre-election bribery” and “insulting” Scottish voters after another devolution funding snub.

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Scottish Tory leader Ross hits out at ‘danger’ posed by Yousaf

Douglas Ross claimed First Minister Humza Yousaf could lead Scotland into disaster.

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Fergus Ewing says he won't be 'hounded out' of SNP as he vows to appeal suspension

Veteran MSP Fergus Ewing has said he will not be “hounded out” of the party he loves following his suspension for voting against the Scottish…

The National (Scotland)

UK Government to bypass Holyrood with towns funding in latest devolution snub

THE UK Government is set to bypass the Scottish Parliament to give funding directly to seven Scottish councils in a further devolution snub.

The Independent UK

‘I will not be hounded out of party I love’, says veteran SNP MSP Ewing

SNP MSPs voted to suspend Mr Ewing from their group for seven days on Thursday after he voted with the opposition at Holyrood.

The National (Scotland)

Arts organisation chief warns 'biggest casualty of cuts is trust in government'

THE head of a leading organisation that champions Scottish traditions has joined the chorus of condemnation over a multi-million-pound funding cut…

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SNP Rutherglen by-election candidate urges voters to 'send a message to Westminster'

THE Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election is a chance for voters to “send a message to

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'Brass neck': Alister Jack says Scottish Government trying to 'undermine devolution'

ALISTER Jack has been accused of having a “brass neck” for claiming the Scottish Government is repeatedly trying to “undermine the devolution…

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