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What it meant to transgender people for Doctor Who to introduce a trans character

ANYONE who knows me well is aware there’s one thing I love more than almost anything else in the universe: Doctor Who.

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Tories push Holyrood for timetable of investigation into Matheson data bill

The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body announced last week it would launch a probe into the near-£11,000 bill run up by Michael Matheson.

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Top charity calls for grouse shooting licences as golden eagles 'disappear'

RSPB Scotland has urged MSPs to back legislation to introduce a licensing system for grouse shooting, as it recorded further cases of protected…

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Matheson vows to co-operate with Holyrood investigation into £11,000 iPad bill

The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body has agreed to look into an expenses claim the Scottish Health Secretary submitted.

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Matheson to be investigated by parliamentary body over £11,000 iPad charges

The Scottish minister said his teenage sons racked up the bill, initially paid by taxpayers, using the device as a hotspot to watch football.

The Independent UK

Investigation launched into Michael Matheson iPad £11,000 bill

Scottish Health Secretary Michael Matheson is to be investigated by the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (SPCB) over the near-£11,000 bill…

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Bake Off’s Prue Leith hopes Scotland will ‘lead the way’ with assisted dying

Great British Bake Off judge Dame Prue Leith was in Holyrood to give her support to a bid to change the law to allow assisted dying in Scotland.

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WATCH: Campaigners unroll harrowing list of names of those killed in Gaza

CAMPAIGNERS have unrolled a harrowing list which they say shows all the names of those who have been killed in Gaza - but has yet to be completed…

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Holyrood's Presiding Officer to be away for 'few weeks' due to surgery

THE Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament, Alison Johnstone, has said she will be away from Holyrood for a “few weeks” due to surgery.

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How to watch the Scottish Parliament debate on ceasefire in Gaza

THE Scottish Parliament is set to debate a motion calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East later today.

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Scottish areas with Tory MPs win Levelling Up cash from UK Government

SCOTTISH seats held by Tory MPs have been granted Levelling Up funding by the Conservative government.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Labour will seek to 'strengthen' Government's ceasefire motion

SCOTTISH Labour have said they will back the Government’s motion calling for a ceasefire in Gaza this week.

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Humza Yousaf tables Gaza ceasefire motion with call for Anas Sarwar to 'stand firm'

HUMZA Yousaf has called on Scottish Labour to “stand firm and back an immediate ceasefire” whilst tabling a parliamentary motion on Gaza to be…

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Scottish lawmaker under pressure to resign after admitting his children racked up $13,700 roaming charges on his work iPad—and left taxpayers with the bill

Health Secretary Michael Matheson said he was trying to protect his family from the scrutiny over the exorbitant roaming charges on his parliamentary iPad.

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Tory MSP fumes over new journalist set-up at Scottish Parliament

A TORY MSP has fumed as reporters were put behind barriers in the Scottish Parliament for what is thought to be the first time.

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Yousaf defends Matheson on ‘honest mistake’ on iPad bill amid calls to sack him

Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross said the Health Secretary ‘made no attempt to repay it until he was caught’.

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Scottish Tories fail in bid to force investigation into Covid WhatsApp messages

First Minister Humza Yousaf and his deputy Shona Robison deny misleading the Scottish Parliament on the issue.

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Scottish Government to debate calls for ceasefire in Gaza

THE Scottish Government will lead a debate in Holyrood next week on the situation in Gaza.

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Labour MSP's 'stopgap' claim shows 'lack of respect for devolution'

ANAS Sarwar has been urged to confirm whether he thinks the Scottish Parliament’s only purpose is to mitigate Tory policies after one of his…

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Michael Matheson's £11,000 iPad bill published as Holyrood launches data review

THE Scottish Parliament has launched an urgent review on data usage policies and published the breakdown of Michael Matheson’s iPad bill.

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Alba pile pressure on SNP to back indyref2 bid in King's Speech debate

ALBA have piled pressure on the SNP to support their bid to have Holyrood awarded permanent powers to hold independence referendums.

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David Cameron 'offered to be quizzed by Holyrood MSPs every year'

David Cameron has said he offered to attend the Scottish Parliament annually for scrutiny while Prime Minister, but the offer was never taken up ...

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Holyrood authorities have investigated iPad data after £11,000 bill, says Matheson

THE Health Secretary has said parliamentary authorities have already investigated the data on the iPad on which he racked up an almost £11,000…

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My offer of annual Holyrood scrutiny as PM was never taken up – David Cameron

David Cameron discussed his administration’s approach to devolution in a letter written before his surprise return to government.

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Scots 'have strong sense of parochialism', claims Labour peer

A LABOUR peer has said there is a “still quite strong” sense of parochialism in Scotland during a discussion on the successes and failures of…

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