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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…

The National (Scotland)

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”,…

The National (Scotland)

'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.

The National (Scotland)

The inside story of how Scotland was snubbed from a global AI event by Westminster

WHEN Scotland has a track record of expertise in an area, you might think that a UK Government attempting to promote the Union would leap at the…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland Office spends 'eye-watering' amount on travel and plush hotels in a year

THE Scotland Office has spent an “eye watering” £290,000 on travel in the space of a year, the Sunday National can reveal.

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Lisa Cameron slammed for 'deafening silence' on Foreign Office quitting East Kilbride

LISA Cameron has been slammed for her “deafening” silence on the closure of a UK Government office in her constituency – as it was revealed…

The National (Scotland)

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Scots pastor claims comments about Humza Yousaf were 'twisted' and he spoke 'facts'

A SCOTS pastor who was condemned for comments he made about Humza Yousaf has claimed his words were “twisted” and he was stating “facts”.

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Hopes pinned on green future for Grangemouth to save 400 at-risk jobs

HOPES to save jobs at Scotland’s only remaining oil refinery are pinned on the potential for new green projects to employ workers at risk of…

The National (Scotland)

Campaigners frustrated with Yes parties and believe independence papers do nothing

YES activists are frustrated with independence parties and feel the Scottish Government’s series of papers on the topic are failing to shift the…

The National (Scotland)

Sexual abuse of women with learning disabilities in Scotland ‘ignored for too long’

36-YEAR-OLD Amelia – not her real name to protect her anonymity – says she has been abused throughout her life.

The National (Scotland)

How Scotland could lead on a resettlement programme for Gaza refugees

THE Scottish Government has been putting pressure on the UK Government to step in and help rehome refugees from war-torn Gaza...

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government to unveil key independence white paper on EU plans

THE Scottish Government will publish a key paper this week outlining plans for Scotland and the EU after independence, the Sunday National…

The National (Scotland)

Evangelical Scots pastor condemned for 'disturbing' comments about Humza Yousaf

A PASTOR has been condemned for describing Humza Yousaf as a “godless leader” and saying his appointment as First Minister is “scheme of…

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Bill criminalising misogyny set for Holyrood by end of parliamentary year

A BILL criminalising misogynistic abuse and harassment is set to be tabled by the end of the current parliamentary term.

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Top trade union body ‘open’ to taking part in constitutional convention

SCOTLAND’S leading trade union body is “open” to participating in a constitutional convention which the SNP have pledged to establish under…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government's next independence white paper to focus on migration

THE Scottish Government will publish the next independence white paper shortly focusing on migration policy, the Sunday National understands.

The National (Scotland)

Acclaimed chef opens new restaurant showcasing Scottish seafood

AN acclaimed Scottish chef has opened a fourth restaurant in the country’s capital – though that was never quite the plan ...

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Illegal Migration Act is a 'ticking time bomb', says Scottish human rights charity

A SCOTTISH human rights charity has said the Illegal Migration Act creates a “ticking time bomb” for asylum seekers which the Scottish…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish councillor demands Rishi Sunak opens full government inquiry into UFOs

A SCOTTISH councillor and a prominent ufologist are demanding that Rishi Sunak launches a full government inquiry into unidentified flying objects…

The National (Scotland)

AirBnB could bypass lobbying rules and ‘mislead MSPs’ about licensing scheme

TRANSPARENCY campaigners have called on the Scottish Government to reform lobbying rules amid a pushback against short-term lets legislation...

The National (Scotland)

Funding loss due to Brexit held back vital dementia and health sciences research

RESEARCH into dementia and other advances in science have been held back because of the length of time it has taken for the UK to regain lucrative…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish fans full of hope in France as Rugby World Cup journey begins

SCOTLAND get their Rugby World Cup campaign underway in Marseille today with the toughest of opponents standing in their way in the world champions,…

The National (Scotland)

Walks on the wild side: Meet the couple who founded Walkhighlands

IN 2003, Paul and Helen Webster packed in their jobs and decided to head off on the adventure of a lifetime.

The National (Scotland)

'A fitting new home': Scottish museum prepares to reopen to the public

IN a small village in Argyll and Bute, you’ll find a place so steeped in Scotland’s ancient past that at times it’s almost hard to comprehend…

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