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IT has been a turbulent few weeks for the Scottish independence movement and the SNP.

Sinn Fein had urged the DUP to drop its boycott of the devolved powersharing institutions.

MLAs at Stormont are in the Assembly chamber for a recalled session.

The survey also put support for the SNP in a de facto referendum general election at 53%.

According to the poll 56 per cent of people said they would vote for independence while 44 per cent revealed they would vote 'No'.

Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner accused the Government of negligence in its handling of the dispute with ambulance workers. She told reporters in Westminster: “We’ve seen actually across the ambulance service the crisis that’s engulfing our ambulance service… in the North West, in my area, the ambulance service saying please…

A commission led by former prime minister Gordon Brown has called for a future Labour government to replace the controversial House of Lords with an elected upper chamber, in a landmark report on reforming the UK’s messy constitution.

All primary school children in Westminster will be given free school meals to help families struggling with the cost-of-living crisis.

The Aberdeen South MP was elected on Tuesday following a vote by members of the nationalist group after the resignation of Ian Blackford.