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Rail strikes in Scotland will cause 'misery' for passengers as blame game begins

Rail services will grind to a halt across much of the UK on Tuesday as union members walk out in the biggest railway strike in 30 years.

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Number of West Lothian jobseekers falls in past year

New figures also show a near 50 per cent drop in young people aged 18 to 24 who are also looking for work.

Daily Record

Petition calling for people on PIP and other disability benefits to get £650 payment due official response

The petition also wants to see unpaid carers receive the cost of living payment being given to those on means-tested benefits.

Daily Record

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Yes movement support needed as Tories granted appeal in secret Union polling battle

INDEPENDENCE supporters are being asked to dig deep to help fight a “David and Goliath” legal battle around secret Government polling about the…

The National (Scotland)

MSP urges Lanarkshire groups to bid for share of £150m Community Ownership Fund

The cash can allow community groups to take control of pubs, music venues, sports facilities, historic buildings and other facilities for the benefit of the public, which could otherwise be lost forever.

Daily Record

'Tories running scared of indyref2 will only boost Yes case', expert says

NICOLA Sturgeon has accused opposition parties of “running scared” of a debate on Scotland’s future.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland braces for impact of 'biggest rail strike in modern history'

RAIL passengers are braced for three days of industrial action described as the “biggest rail strike in modern history”.

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Scotland on edge of missing out on green jobs revolution, governments warned

SCOTLAND is at “one minute to midnight” with little time left to benefit from a green jobs revolution, it has been warned.

The National (Scotland)

Rwanda flight grounding 'should have been the end of Tories' cruel policy'

THE grounding of the first flight intended to deport refugees from the UK to Rwanda earlier this week, following a last-minute intervention by the…

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon has not made formal request to UK Government to hold IndyRef2 since last election

The UK Government confirmed the Scottish Government has not lodged a request for a Section 30 Order, which would transfer the required powers.

Daily Record

Ukrainian child refugee who won visa battle against the UK Government reaches her new home in Scotland

Nataliia Zavhorodnia faced the odd situation where her guinea pigs were allowed to travel before she was.

Daily Record

Sturgeon: Opponents ‘running scared’ of independence

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has accused opposition parties of ignoring the facts in the independence debate.

The Independent UK

Indyref2 to be 'consultative' in attempt to bypass legal issues, reports say

NICOLA Sturgeon is planning to hold a consultative second independence referendum in order to bypass any legal difficulties involved in the Union…

The National (Scotland)

Water off Welsh coast now safe to enter after military testing ends

The UK Government has been carrying out tests in a large section of the sea to the west of Wales

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Indyref2 'good news for democracy everywhere', former Catalan president says

A SECOND Scottish independence referendum is “good news for democracy around the world”, a former president of Catalonia has said in a…

The National (Scotland)

School lunch drone deliveries to be trialled in Argyll and Bute

PUPILS in some of Scotland’s most remote schools could be having their lunches delivered by drone if a new trial is a success.

Belfast Live

Trade war between UK-EU would be detrimental to NI businesses, says Derry Chamber boss

They said their members had shown "wi despread support" for the GB-NI trading rules.

Wales Online

Drones could deliver school lunches to pupils in UK first

Trial to send food to remote schools

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Daily Record

New £400 energy bill rebate update for households not directly paying for their supply

The money from the UK Government will be paid directly to energy suppliers from October.

The National (Scotland)

'A stain on our nation': Top Church of Scotland leader slams Tory immigration policy

THE UK Government have been accused of “dishonouring God” with their immigration policies by the Church of Scotland.

Wales Online

The council will resubmit a Levelling Up funding bid for a former Cynon Valley chicken factory site

The first submission for UK Government Levelling Up funding for the former Mayhew Chicken Factory site in Trecynon was unsuccessful

Glasgow Live

DWP and Martin Lewis urge people of State Pension age to claim £278 a week benefit

As part on a new initiative to supply older people with financial aid, the Department for Work and Pensions has urged them to check if they qualify for a benefit worth up to £278 a week

Daily Record

Rail strikes set to leave Stirling stations with no trains for three days next week

The strikes from RMT staff will mean that the timetable will be decimated, barring a few key services.

Daily Record

Employment statistics in Monklands rise for fourth straight month

Alternative Claimant Counts submitted in February down on the same time period last year.

Daily Record

Dundee City Council leader’s open letter to Home Secretary Priti Patel slams ‘shocking’ Rwanda policy

John Alexander and his colleagues are calling on the immediate halt of expulsion of asylum seekers to Africa.

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