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Alister Jack hits out at Scottish government ‘transgressions’ in overseas talks

The Scottish Secretary insisted it was ‘right’ the Foreign Secretary had raised issues concerning meetings involving Holyrood ministers.

The Independent UK

Westminster could override legislation designed to protect devolution, says professor

WESTMINSTER could override legislation aimed at better protecting powers devolved to the Welsh Parliament, an academic has claimed.

The National (Scotland)

UK and Scottish Governments clash over compensation payments if deposit return scheme scrapped

The Scottish Secretary insisted it would have "nothing to do" with Westminster if firms are left out of pocket as a result of the deposit return scheme being halted.

Daily Record

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MP Margaret Ferrier loses appeal over Covid rule breach suspension from Westminster

An independent appeals panel concluded that the sanction - which could lead to a by-election - was "neither unreasonable nor disproportionate"

Daily Record

Get a grip, Westminster – Suella Braverman speeding is hardly the issue of the day

There are many reasons the home secretary may not be right for the job, but this inflated drama isn’t one of them, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

'No, you can't': Douglas Ross reprimanded for interrupting MP in rowdy exchange

DOUGLAS Ross had to be reprimanded at a Westminster committee hearing after he interrupted an SNP MP who he claimed had been “going on for…

The National (Scotland)

Covid rulebreaker Margaret Ferrier loses appeal against Commons suspension

A crunch by-election in Rutherglen and Hamilton West has moved a step closer after the shamed MP for the area lost an appeal against her suspension.

Daily Record

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The sour truth of Oxford Street’s candy shop curse

Garish sweet stores have been blighting the capital’s famous shopping centre in recent years, but with business rates unpaid, illegal goods seized and money laundering exposed, authorities are fighting back, says Anthony France

Evening Standard

The SNP does not care if Tories are in charge at Westminster but it matters to the public

In his regular Daily Record column, the Scottish Labour leader says his is the only party standing for change at the next General Election.

Daily Record

Humza Yousaf insists Scottish independence campaign is 'stepping up a gear' as SNP plans convention

The First Minister will be among the speakers at a "special independence convention" next month.

Daily Record

While Rishi Sunak keeps quiet, noisy Tories are wreaking havoc on his party’s reputation

The prime minister believes endlessly chasing the news agenda is a waste of time, but his detachment has created a vacuum

The Guardian - UK

Humza Yousaf to campaign in North Lanarkshire ahead of crucial council by-election

On Saturday, the First Minister will join Bellshill council candidate Joe Budd to speak to local people and businesses ahead of the by-election on…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish MPs spend more than £700k of taxpayers' money on flights in a year

Exclusive: The average Scottish MP spent £320.14 on air travel per week that parliament was sitting.

Daily Record

‘I was told it’s normal’: Afghan refugee who worked for UK sleeping rough in London

Mohammad Seddeqi’s plight highlights issue of Home Office evicting people from hotels to reduce costs

The Guardian - UK

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The National (Scotland)

Independence will be 'front and centre' of the SNP's Westminster campaign, says Brown

Brown said that whether the SNP choose the de facto referendum route or “some other process”, independence will still be at the heart of the…

Daily Mirror

Inside life of Prince George's billionaire godfather who has topped young rich list

The Duke of Westminster Hugh Grosvenor has been named the richest person under-35 in The Sunday Times Rich List and he plays an important role in the life of Prince George after being picked by Prince William and Kate Middleton to be one of his godfathers

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Flynn dismisses reports of trade-off with Labour over indyref2

THE SNP’s leader in Westminster has said that a hung parliament will be “key” to Scotland’s future as he dismissed reports of a trade off…

The National (Scotland)

Ian Blackford vows to fight on at next election as LibDems eye up his seat

IAN Blackford has vowed to fight to keep his seat at the next General Election, following speculation he might stand down.

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The Independent UK

MP who might have been victim of forced adoption calls for Government apology

Hundreds of thousands of children were given up for adoption between 1949 and 1976 in the UK.

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Flynn in 'inspiring' visit to 89-year-old SNP stalwart

THE SNP’s Westminster leader has posted an “inspiring” video on his Twitter about a key piece of his party’s history.

The Guardian - UK

US China hawks to press UK minister for tougher line on Beijing

Republican-led group expected to lobby Ben Wallace at informal lunch meeting during Westminster visit

Manchester Evening News

Andy Burnham urges Sir Keir Starmer's Labour to 'leave me alone'

The mayor has hit out at 'the negative Westminster briefing machine'

The National (Scotland)

Rail union tells Tories to match Scotland in pay offer to avoid strikes

THE train drivers’ union has called on Westminster to match the example of Scotland and Wales and introduce pay deals it believes will end…

The Guardian - UK

Scots have the right idea about roaming

Letters: Dave Morris says Westminster politicians need to come north and learn, Laura Collier writes about green spaces in cities, while Tom Lerwill is concerned about damage to nesting sites

The National (Scotland)

Expert hails Scotland's 'human rights' approach to social security

A PUBLIC policy expert has hailed the Scottish Government’s “human rights” approach to social security.

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