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Under budget pressure, could Glasgow host a successful 2026 Commonwealth Games?

GLASGOW could be about to step forward and host its second Commonwealth Games in just 12 years ...

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Energy experts give verdict on 'super highway' between Scotland and England

THE problem with a new energy "super highway" flowing south out of Scotland "isn’t that it’s going to England", experts have…

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Controversy as Scottish council-owned venue set to host major arms conference

A MAJOR arms conference is set to be held in Edinburgh at a council-owned venue, The National can reveal ...

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Labour and LibDems silent on funding for sewage monitoring in Scotland

IN 2023, private water companies in England more than doubled the amount of sewage they discharged into the country’s rivers and seas.

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Green Party still have 'healthy' relationship with Scottish Greens, insists MP

THERE is still a “mature and friendly” relationship between the Green Party of England and Wales (GPEW) and the Scottish Greens despite formal…

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SNP's newest MPs weigh on party's future and next election hopes

A FEW new faces joined the SNP ranks in Parliament last week. There are few SNP faces on the green benches of the Commons full stop.

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Jeremy Corbyn 'in talks' with SNP over Westminster 'progressive alliance'

IT was described by many as the “fight of his political life” but Jeremy Corbyn came out of this General Election rather unscathed ...

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Academic warns of 'potentially damaging' health impact of Linwood e-waste fire

THE Scottish Greens have called for a “wider investigation” into e-waste fires after the incident at Linwood Industrial Estate last week...

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'We shouldn't lose hope': LGBT+ MSPs on the experience of being out in Holyrood

LGBTQ MSPs across the political spectrum have spoken out about the prejudice they experience in Holyrood because of their sexuality, condemning…

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Ian Murray urged to clarify stance on 'lifelong opposition' to nuclear weapons

IAN Murray has been asked if he will stand by his “lifelong” opposition to nuclear weapons if he becomes Scottish secretary – or fall in line…

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Net zero needs 'far larger' investment than Labour's GB Energy, expert warns

THE money that the UK needs to get to net zero is “far larger” than the budget which Labour have pledged for their new GB Energy company, an…

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Archaeological excavation at 'spiritual home of Scotch whisky' completed

AN archaeological dig has concluded at an historic Scottish abbey where the first recorded mention of whisky was made – and the finds are…

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Concerns as Orange Order marches to pass near Catholic churches

ONE in four Catholic churches in Glasgow will have Orange marches pass near them this season, the Sunday National can reveal.

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Bombshell analysis shows what Labour's secret austerity plan could buy Scotland

BOMBSHELL new analysis shows Labour would be signed up for spending cuts worth the equivalent of paying the wages for Celtic Football Club for the…

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Secretive Labour group receives record donations from hedge fund billionaire

A SECRETIVE and influential Labour group has received a record-breaking amount of political donations in 2024 ...

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Kate Forbes: ‘I’ve wanted to be minister for Gaelic since I was elected’

KATE Forbes will admit herself she’s not always entirely comfortable speaking Gaelic.

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Why Scotland should join Europe and start talking about cannabis legalisation

IT’S often said by proponents of the drug that the most dangerous thing about cannabis is getting caught with it.

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'It's a managed decline': Union fears trains are on track for further chaos

STORM Gerrit, Storm Pia, Storm Henk and Storm Elin – just four of the recent weather “events” that have wreaked havoc on Scotland’s railways.

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‘Shocking waste’: Council bill for King Charles ‘Scottish coronation' revealed

A COUNCIL spent thousands of pounds from budgets including for road services, street lighting and overtime on the “Scottish coronation” for King…

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BrewDog could face legal challenge over 'outrageous' wage changes

BREWDOG may have broken the law by ending its status as a Real Living Wage employer, a trade union believes.

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Could Reform UK cause extinction of Scottish Tories at next General Election?

THE news that Reform UK will stand a candidate in “every single” Scottish seat at the General Election has come with a measure of surprise...

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The awful ‘cultural genocide’ of Scotland’s Gypsy Traveller community

When Shamus McPhee’s mother gave birth to him on the toilet of the curved steel hut they called home in April 1971, his older sisters retched out…

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Yes supporters should sit in House of Lords, former chief strategist says

YES supporters should take seats in the House of Lords in order to create “ambassadors for independence in the institutional heart of the UK”,…

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'No evidence' to suggest Scots don't like paying more income tax, says expert

THERE is currently no evidence to suggest people are put off by more income tax bands in Scotland, an expert has told The National.

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How Stephen Flynn breathed new life into the SNP in Westminster

STEPHEN Flynn is credited by some of his colleagues for overseeing a quiet revolution in the operation of the SNP’s Westminster group.

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