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Experts give verdict on Andy Burnham's Scottish independence comments

ANDY Burnham has been panned as “foolish” and “poorly briefed” on the constitution by experts over his comments about Scottish independence.

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John Swinney to face new independence strategy push at SNP conference

JOHN Swinney is being urged to back a new independence strategy at the SNP’s forthcoming party conference, the Sunday National can reveal.

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Food price caps are global. So why is Scotland's plan getting bad press?

JOHN Swinney’s plans to introduce a price cap on food essentials have been subjected to “unfair” press coverage which casts the SNP as a…

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Campervan users could face tourist tax on entry to Highlands with talks underway

CAMPERVAN users could be subjected to a tax upon entry to the Highlands in future if council bosses manage to obtain extra visitor levy powers, the…

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Why the Scottish Government can't keep running from council tax reform

EARLIER this year, YouGov polling for Tax Justice Scotland found a staggering 83 of Scots want a fairer system to replace Council Tax with more…

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Gaza students 'racing against the clock' to take up Scottish university places

Young Palestinians offered places at Scottish universities are facing a 'race against the clock' to escape Gaza before the academic year…

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Protesters to target air show backed by THREE 'blood-soaked' Israel-linked firms

Protesters are set to target a Scottish council's annual airshow after it emerged three arms firms with 'blood-soaked' links to…

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Soaring Edinburgh Fringe costs 'pricing out working-class Scots', comedians warn

With the world's biggest comedy festival drawing to a close on Sunday, concerns are growing that the cost of taking part is narrowing the range…

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Scottish council accused of ‘PR stunt for US military’ with airshow flyover

A SCOTTISH council has been accused of doing a “PR stunt” for the US military at its annual airshow ...

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Are Labour considering Denmark's 'barbaric' policy to demolish migrant homes?

THE Labour Government haven’t been subtle about their admiration for Denmark’s hardline immigration system ...

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World-unique Scottish ferry 'faces threat from millionaire absentee landowner’

A HISTORIC Scottish ferry service said to be the last of its kind in the entire world is facing an uncertain future due to a millionaire “absentee…

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Files reveal details of Scottish Government grants to Israel-linked arms firms

THE Scottish Government is facing questions after files released to the Sunday National revealed it gave millions in funding to weapons firms linked…

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Analysis shows how 'lapdog' Scottish Labour MPs 'waste time asking about SNP'

SCOTTISH Labour MPs have been labelled "lapdogs" after fresh analysis revealed that they use Prime Minister’s Questions to ask more…

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We asked Scotland's 32 councils if they will implement EHRC single-sex code in full

SCOTLAND’S local authorities will be one of many service providers who will be implementing the UK equalities watchdog’s new guidance on…

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Could a written UK constitution help or hinder Scottish independence?

A WRITTEN UK constitution should provide a mechanism for Scotland to trigger an independence referendum but federalism could keep the Union…

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Scottish educators seek legal advice over 'smear campaign' by pro-Israel group

A GROUP of Scottish educators advocating for peace in Palestine have been forced to seek legal advice after a targeted campaign by a pro-Israel…

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Scotland can build on Tartan Army soft power at Commonwealth Games, says minister

THE Glasgow Commonwealth Games will allow Scotland to continue forging key links across the globe after the Tartan Army lit up the US during the…

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Inside the network of far right accounts behind anti-immigration protests in Glasgow

THIS sunny Thursday in Glasgow, grown men moved from window to window outside the New Gorbals Housing Association, phones raised as they tried to…

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On oil and trans rights, are the SNP getting balance right – or just moving right?

THE SNP have entered a period of soul-searching after their defeat in Aberdeen.

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Scottish independence is in a deadlock. Is this the plan to break it?

MOVING forward with Scottish independence is proving a difficult task for the SNP.

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Revealed: MPs spent £500k of taxpayer cash on firms with party or political links

WESTMINSTER MPs have spent hundreds of thousands of pounds of taxpayer cash on firms with current or past party links, The Sunday National can…

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Highlander remake can 'correct 40-year oversight,' Skye filmmaker says

A FILMMAKER has said those behind the highly anticipated Highlander reboot have the chance to “correct a 40-year oversight” by giving…

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Secret files show how Police Scotland spied on activists during Donald Trump's visit

POLICE used vehicle tracking technology to spy on activists as part of a “disruption strategy” to suppress protest during US president Donald…

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Is Scotland's Neet rate better than the the whole of the UK?

SCOTLAND has lower rates of young people not in employment, education or training than the rest of the UK. Or does it?

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Could a 'gap in the system' be letting lawyers off despite serious misconduct?

FEARS have been raised serious conduct complaints about solicitors in Scotland could be slipping through the net due to a "gap" in the…

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