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How much tax do you pay in Scotland after Kwasi Kwarteng unveils mini budget

Income tax levels could soon vary substantially in Scotland and England after the UK Government announced plans to help the richest.

Daily Record

SNP in no rush to cut income tax as John Swinney attacks 'reckless' Tory budget

The Scottish Finance Secretary said the UK Treasury statement was 'cold comfort' for millions of Scots.

Daily Record

Tories accused of 'riding roughshod' through devolution settlement with EU law bill

THE Tories have been accused of another power-grab and "riding roughshod" through the devolution settlement following the publication of…

The National (Scotland)

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Nicola Sturgeon warns richest people 'laughing all the way to the bank' after Tories slash taxes

The First Minister slammed the UK Government was "reckless" and "incompetent" after new Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng slashed taxes for the wealthy.

Daily Record

Sturgeon: Super wealthy ‘laughing all the way to the bank’ after mini-budget

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced a so-called mini-budget on Friday.

The Independent UK

How the mini budget will affect you living in Wales

Kwasi Kwarteng's spending plans will put money back in most people's pockets - but particularly the wealthy

Wales Online

New State Pension petition calling for £380 weekly payment for people over 60 awaits official response

The online petition has already received more than 80,000 signatures of support from across the UK.

Daily Record

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Brexit blamed for 'serious' shortage of bus drivers as services face cancellation

A briefing by bus industry chiefs laid out the challenges for the industry after Brexit and covid

Daily Record

John Swinney: UK Government policies create more poverty

Scotland’s Deputy First Minister accused the UK Government of creating more poverty with policies such as cutting Universal Credit.

The Independent UK

We are 'fundamentally opposed' to Tory bid to sever more EU ties, says Scottish Government

THE Scottish Government has a “fundamental opposition” to a UK-wide bill that would spell the end of EU laws in the UK.

The National (Scotland)

Angus Robertson: Scottish Government is ‘fundamentally opposed’ to EU law Bill

The Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill to scrap European laws was introduced by the UK Government on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Alba call for protests and parliamentary interventions to 'force' independence referendum

THE Alba party are looking to “force” the UK Government into agreeing to a fresh independence referendum through parliamentary interventions…

The National (Scotland)

Welsh traders welcome energy cap for businesses but say more needs to be done

The move will also apply to companies, charities, and public sector organisations including schools

Wales Online

Access at train stations for people with disabilities "is woefully insufficient" says politician

Labour MSP Katy Clark wants to see improvements at two Paisley stations

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We can't stop Truss's oil and gas bonanza plans without independence, minister says

SCOTLAND is almost entirely powerless to stop a reported oil and gas licensing bonanza by the UK Government, a minister has said.

The National (Scotland)

Jacob Rees-Mogg's energy scheme 'inadequate' without proper reform, says deputy FM

THE UK Government's new scheme for business energy bills may be “inadequate” without reform of the energy market, Scotland’s Deputy First…

Daily Record

John Swinney warns UK Government business support scheme may be 'inadequate'

The Deputy First Minister was responding to Conservative plans to slash the cost of wholesale gas and electricity for non-domestic customers.

The Independent UK

John Swinney: Energy support scheme for businesses may be ‘inadequate’

The Deputy First Minister responded to the UK Government’s energy bills support scheme.

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Wales Online

Martin Lewis urges UK Government for update on support for non-mains gas customers

Energy customers on LPG, heating oil and those on central heating plans still don't know what support will be available this winter

The National (Scotland)

Tory MP given Scotland Office minister job after backing Liz Truss

A SCOTTISH Conservative MP who left the UK Government in a reshuffle last year is returning to the Scotland Office as a junior minister, it has been…

The Independent UK

Chancellor told by devolved governments not to pass energy costs to households

The finance ministers from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have asked UK Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to take urgent action on the cost crisis.

Daily Record

Future of Ukrainian refugees in Stirling debated as six-month homes deadline looms

The Homes for Ukraine scheme allows for locals to accommodate Ukrainian refugees for a minimum of six months.

Evening Standard

Six million people to receive disability cost-of-living payment

Around six million people will receive a one-off £150 disability cost of living payment from Tuesday. The vast majority of those eligible are expected to receive their one-off payment by the start of October, the UK Government has said. People are also being urged to be alert to scammers targeting…

Daily Record

New £400 energy rebate scam clones UK Government page to trick people into applying for bill discount

Dangerous new text message could dupe households ahead of the rebate starting next month.

Wales Online

'The real, imperfect country we inhabit deserves our attention - not the romantic dream of a future independent state' | Martin Shipton

To mark the 25th anniversary of the referendum that delivered devolution to Wales, Political editor-at-large Martin Shipton assesses the role devolution has played in shaping Wales - and argues it needs our full attention rather than a romantic dream of independence

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