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Burnham: Scotland and northern England co-operation would bring ‘a better world’

Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham emphasised closer working links without Westminster involvement would help progress be made.

The Independent UK

Senior SNP politicians set out new map to independence – and could boycott Commons

SENIOR SNP politicians have set out an alternative path to independence for debate at the party’s conference which includes withdrawing MPs from…

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Flynn clashes with Tory MSP on use of safe consumption rooms

THE SNP’s leader in Westminster clashed with a Tory MSP as she questioned why the Scottish Government wanted to bring in safe consumption rooms.

The National (Scotland)

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Yousaf says SNP are on ‘steady footing’ despite deficit rising to £800,000-plus

HUMZA Yousaf has insisted that the SNP are on a “steady footing”, despite figures showing that the party’s deficit grew to more than…

The National (Scotland)

Yousaf: SNP is on ‘steady footing’ despite deficit rising to £800,000-plus

Accounts published by the Electoral Commission showed the party’s income and membership numbers fell in 2022.

The Independent UK

Nadine Dorries and four of the other weirdest Westminster exits

Labour leader Keir Starmer has said Prime Minister Rishi Sunak must “get a grip” and force Mid Bedfordshire MP Nadine Dorries to step down.

The Week

John Curtice gives verdict on SNP and Labour hopes at Holyrood and Westminster

POLLING expert Professor John Curtice has given his verdict on the latest political polling ...

The National (Scotland)

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15 iconic London locations that always appear in films

Seeing London through a director’s eyes is a brilliant way of being reminded of the city’s many incredible landmarks

Evening Standard

'We don't need to pilot drug decriminalisation, it just needs to happen'

THERE is no need to pilot decriminalisation of personal drug use or overdose prevention centres when we already know they work, the boss of a…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish green policies failed as opposition 'chickened out', Lorna Slater says

PLANS for Scotland to bring in a Deposit Return Scheme and Highly Protected Marine Areas failed because opposition parties “chickened out”, a…

The National (Scotland)

GB News political editor 'forgets indyref happened' in ridiculous tweet

FOR people in Scotland, 2014 may be something of a memorable year ...

The National (Scotland)

Labour can bring change – now it must show it can bring hope, says Burnham

The Manchester mayor said the next election would be ‘the most unpleasant, divisive general election that we will have seen in our lifetimes’.

The Independent UK

Greens unveil student, 20, as candidate in Rutherglen by-election

GREEN activist Cameron Eadie has said he is standing for election to Westminster to challenge the “climate criminals” in…

The National (Scotland)

Kate Forbes should 'reflect' on backing 'bully' Graham Linehan, Patrick Harvie says

KATE Forbes should “reflect” on her comments in support of anti-trans campaigner and comedian Graham Linehan, a Scottish Government minister has…

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'Westminster must let Scotland take action': Charities speak out on drugs deaths

WESTMINSTER has been told to let Scotland take the action needed to fight the drugs deaths crisis as campaigners also warned about the rising…

The National (Scotland)

Angus MacNeil and Alex Salmond to discuss Scotland United election approach

ANGUS MacNeil and Alex Salmond are reported to be set to meet on Monday evening to discuss a path to independence.

The Guardian - UK

Councils can only do so much without help from Westminster

Letter: We need certainty on long-term funding to cover increased cost pressures and invest in local services, says Tracey Dixon, the leader of South Tyneside council

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Flynn brands Keir Starmer’s visit 'to check his branch office' a 'washout'

KEIR Starmer’s most recent visit to Scotland to boost support for the party has been branded a “washout” by Stephen Flynn – a view…

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Increasing fragility of British identity 'means Union prospects pretty poor’

THE concept of Britishness has becoming increasingly fragile and the prospect of the UK remaining united is “pretty poor”, author says.

The National (Scotland)

Michael Gove hires advisers to promote Union as independence spending attacked

THE UK Government is recruiting two policy advisors dedicated to help making the “benefits of the Union clear, tangible and understood”....

The National (Scotland)

Study reveals impact of 'significant' unionist tactical voting in Holyrood elections

A new study has examined the impact of “significant” tactical voting by supporters of the Union in Holyrood elections.

The National (Scotland)

Have English junior doctors ‘politicised their pay' to oppose the Tory government?

CLAIM: English junior doctors ‘politicising their pay because they don’t like the Conservatives’ – Douglas Ross, Scottish Conservative…

The National (Scotland)

UK Government unveils counterarguments for trans law court battle

WESTMINSTER has rejected legal arguments from the Scottish Government against its unprecedented block of transgender law reforms, in newly published…

The National (Scotland)

Warning to Keir Starmer over Labour's workers' rights U-turn

A FORMER shadow minister has fired a thinly-veiled warning to Keir Starmer over reports he will ditch commitments to workers’ rights if Labour win…

The National (Scotland)

Douglas Ross in junior doctor attack: 'They want to make this a political issue'

DOUGLAS Ross has accused English junior doctors of politicising their demands for pay because they dislike the Tory UK Government.

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