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Final day for people using non-smart energy meter to use £66 top-up voucher before it expires

The first energy bill rebate voucher was issued in October and expires on January 31.

Daily Record

UK Government faces High Court battle over Saudi Arabia arms sales

Campaign Against Arms Trade won a similar fight in 2019

Wales Online

Scottish businesses have battled to survive amid lost trade with EU

THREE years since it took effect, businesses up and down Scotland are still reeling from the continued chaos and price hikes they say are caused by…

The National (Scotland)

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Tory greed is to blame for brave firefighters being forced to strike

Despite their vital work keeping us safe, firefighters were offered a measly five per cent pay rise by the UK Government.

Daily Record

Three years, (at least) 22 scandals: The full list facing a government mired in sleaze allegations

Over the last three years, there have been countless scandals from partygate to lobbing, from allegations of bullying to tax affairs.

Wales Online

Firefighters in Scotland to strike after decisively backing industrial action

The industrial action comes after a ballot of over 30,000 firefighters and control room staff across the UK

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon lays out details of SNP special conference – read it in full

WESTMINSTER is hostile to the “very existence of the Scottish Parliament”, Nicola Sturgeon has said as she laid out the details of…

The National (Scotland)

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SNP minister: No trans prisoners in female jails convicted of violence against women

NO trans women in Scottish female prisons have been convicted of violence against women the Justice Secretary has said.

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon praised for defending trans community amid 'culture war'

TRANS woman and broadcaster India Willoughby said that “nobody is coming to the rescue” of trans people apart from Nicola Sturgeon.

The National (Scotland)

Changing rules to enable snap Holyrood election could face legal challenge

INDEPENDENCE supporting MSPs must change Holyrood’s rules and call an early election to be used as a de facto vote, an SNP MP has urged.

The National (Scotland)

Post-Brexit 'bonfire' risks driving further price rises, warn campaigners

A POST-BREXIT “bonfire of banking rules” planned by the UK Government risks driving up food and energy prices even further, campaigners have…

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Flynn to speak at major rally against Tory anti-strike bill

STEPHEN Flynn will address “Scotland’s largest demonstration of united opposition” against the UK Government’s ant-strike bill, the Scottish…

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar to speak at STUC rally opposing Tory anti-strike bill in Glasgow next week

The Scottish Labour leader will be among the speakers at the event in Glasgow Trades Hall at 7pm on Wednesday.

Daily Record

Interactive map reveals the parts of Scotland ignored by Tory Levelling Up cash

THE UK Government has been slated for disregarding Levelling Up bids from Scotland’s poorest areas in the latest round of funding.

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Wales Online

Senedd proceedings shelved for the day as 100,000 civil servants strike

The PCS union said it welcomes the solidarity shown by Members of the Senedd who voted to move scheduled parliamentary business to alternative dates

Newsroom.co.nz

Why travelling Brits should engage with te ao Māori

"I knew there was something uncomfortable about being British in a colonised country, but I didn’t have the knowledge to articulate the basis of that anxiety." Scottish expat Fran Barclay argues Brits abroad can be an asset to Aotearoa - but only if they make an effort to engage with…

Edinburgh Live

Cost of Royal visits to Edinburgh to face more scrutiny after Operation Unicorn

The city has recovered almost £600,000 from the UK Government over costs related to events around the death of the Queen, but councillors now want greater transparancy on the cost of all Royal visits

The National (Scotland)

Gender reform critics using debate to 'cloak' transphobia and misogyny, says FM

NICOLA Sturgeon has accused critics of Holyrood’s gender reforms of using the debates to “cloak” their transphobia, misogyny and racism.

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Glasgow Live

MPs warn Clyde shipyards at risk if future Royal Navy warship orders sent abroad

Govan and Scotstoun - the last two shipyards on the Upper Clyde - rely upon being awarded more construction contracts from the Royal Navy to ensure they stay open

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar: UK Labour right not to oppose Tory block on Scottish gender reforms

ANAS Sarwar has said the UK Labour Party are right not to oppose the UK Government blocking Scotland’s gender reform bill.

Liverpool Echo

State Pension petition calling for £416 weekly payments due official response

Campaigners are calling for pensioners to be paid the equivalent of the national minimum wage

The National (Scotland)

Fears for Scottish shipyards amid concerns UK will ‘offshore’ warship contracts

SCOTTISH shipyards need “greater clarity” from the UK Government over where contracts for new naval vessels will be placed in the coming…

The Independent UK

Scottish shipyards need ‘greater clarity’ over future military orders, say MPs

The Scottish Affairs Committee also challenged the UK Government to set out the reasons for awarding a recent contract to an international consortium.

Insider UK

International procurement and an uncertain pipeline 'risk the prosperity of Scottish military shipbuilding'

Scottish Affairs Committee report warns that without regular orders, the sector could decline

The National (Scotland)

Call for Section 35 U-turn wins international backing at Council of Europe

Hannah Bardell MP has taken the issue to the Council of Europe (CoE), the continent’s leading human rights organisation, with a written declaration

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