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UK planning another power grab on Scottish Parliament, Holyrood committee warns

A HOLYROOD committee has accused the UK Government of planning another power-grab on the Scottish Parliament.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish minister urges Westminster to rethink overhaul of EU laws

A SCOTTISH minister has urged the UK Government to rethink its bill to overhaul EU legislation while urging Holyrood to fight the proposed…

The National (Scotland)

Tory and Labour MSPs fail to back Holyrood borrowing powers call for cost-of-living crisis

A HOLYROOD committee report has urged the UK Government to hand “significant” borrowing powers to Holyrood to help tackle the cost-of-living…

The National (Scotland)

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Councils across England fight to stop UK Government housing asylum seekers in hotels

ANOTHER council is taking legal action to prevent the UK Government from using a hotel to house asylum seekers, with its leader branding the Home…

The National (Scotland)

Martin Lewis shares new energy bill forecast for April after £2,500 UK Government price cap ends

Cornwall Insight predicts a 48% hike in gas and electricity bills in April.

Daily Record

Glasgow IT expert with sickening stash of child and animal abuse images sparks security fears

Hugh Macpherson was employed by a company who carried out work for the UK Government when police raided his home and discovered child abuse and bestiality images on computer equipment in his loft.

Glasgow Live

Most schools in Wales are looking at redundancies

More than 70% of Wales' headteachers said they will have to make teaching assistants redundant, or reduce their hours, in order to save money

Wales Online

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Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Waitrose, M&S and Co-op join forces to combat climate change

Co-op, Marks and Spencer, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose will support their suppliers to adopt science-based targets to reach net-zero climate emissions by 2050

Wales Online

Supermarkets agree to join forces to speed up climate action

The pledge comes as WWF announced its goal of halving the environmental impact of food shopping by 2030.

The Independent UK

What's the difference in the UK and Scotland's approach to tackling climate change?

RISHI Sunak has reaffirmed the UK Government’s commitment to clean growth as a method of dealing with the climate crisis.

The National (Scotland)

Patrick Harvie: Independence is Scotland's only hope to tackle climate crisis

THE United Kingdom is “incapable of the kind of transformational change” required to tackle the climate crisis, Patrick Harvie has said as he…

The National (Scotland)

Three-quarters of Scots blame UK Government for economic crisis, report finds

SCOTS are becoming more frustrated and angry about the cost of living crisis and nearly three-quarters blame the UK Government, a new report has…

The National (Scotland)

World leaders urged to follow Scotland’s lead on climate change compensation

GLOBAL leaders are being urged to follow the lead of First Minister Nicola Sturgeon by pledging money to compensate countries suffering the most…

The National (Scotland)

‘No stone unturned': Scottish drugs minister pushes for safe consumption rooms

SCOTLAND’S Minister for Drugs Policy has said a visit to a New York safe drug consumption room has shown her first-hand how well the service works.

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Daily Record

Crack down on big courier companies must be next on the menu

Record View says it is time for the UK government to crack down on courier firm, after a Daily Record investigation into theonline food delivery world.

Birmingham Post

The recession can be a chance to do things differently

Although the UK Government is dealing with critical fiscal challenges, there is no reason why it cannot also focus on wider economic policies that could help grow the economy

Daily Record

State Pension payments after a spouse or partner dies - inheritance rules and who can claim

A State Pension claim from the DWP does not just end when a loved one dies.

Daily Record

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe joins Downing Street protest demanding return of jailed Scot

The woman freed from an Iranian prison earlier this year joined hundreds of people in support of fellow detained British citizen Jagtar Singh Johal.

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Edinburgh Live

All the energy crisis measures to expect as blackouts included in worst case scenario plans

A document called Programme Yarrow was created back in 2021 to cover what would happen in the unlikely case of an unplanned blackout. Reports now show that transport, food and broadcasting could be affected

The National (Scotland)

Family of Scot unlawfully detained in India hold Downing Street protest

THE family of a Scottish man who was abducted and allegedly tortured in India will hold a demonstration outside 10 Downing Street on Thursday to…

Insider UK

Swinney outlines further budget cuts of £615 million

Finance Committee warns that 'difficult choices' lie ahead in the full Scottish budget next month

The Independent UK

Swinney outlines further budget cuts of £615m

The sum includes £400 million of spending within the health and social care portfolio to support a pay deal.

The Independent UK

Putin ‘weakened’ by Ukraine war but no leadership change expected ‘anytime soon’

‘This is going to continue to be a long, difficult bloody conflict,’ a western official said.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's rural communities 'falling between cracks' of UK energy support scheme

SCOTLAND’S rural communities risk entering severe fuel poverty after “falling between the cracks” of the UK Government’s energy support…

The Independent UK

Heaton-Harris to set out next steps in ‘due course’ amid election uncertainty

The Northern Ireland Secretary has faced criticism from Stormont parties to failing to provide clarity on whether he will call an election.

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