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Who could replace Nicola Sturgeon after FM admits new leader could take SNP into next Holyrood election

The First Minister said her "default position" was to lead the SNP into the next Holyrood election. But if she did stand down, who would replace her? Record Politics takes a look at the potential candidates

Daily Record

SNP push Douglas Ross to 'come out of hiding' on cost-of-living

DOUGLAS Ross has been urged to “come out of hiding” and rally his Westminster colleagues to take action over the cost-of-living crisis.

The National (Scotland)

MP who assaulted his wife to represent Plaid in the Commons again

Jonathan Edwards had been sitting as an independent MP since accepting a caution for assaulting his wife

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'We're in crisis': Fears that more NI takeaways will close their doors

"We are beyond breaking point now"

Belfast Live

With Keir Starmer on holiday, Labour treads water on cost of living

Analysis: Gordon Brown, Martin Lewis and Ed Davey are the voices being heard, as the opposition is left with the same policy as Sunak

The Guardian - UK

The three key parts of UK's anti-indyref2 Supreme Court arguments explained

THE UK Government has published in full its written arguments to the Supreme Court against Scotland having a second vote on independence – these…

The National (Scotland)

Lord Dafydd Wigley says Welsh independence 'less likely' if Scotland vote no in next referendum

During a recent episode of the BBC political podcast series, Walescast, the former Plaid Cymru leader discussed what independence meant to him and what would an independent Wales look like

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Jeremy Corbyn: Scottish independence referendum is 'the right thing to do'

LABOUR have been urged to dump their “increasingly untenable” opposition to indyref2 after former leader Jeremy Corbyn said having a second vote…

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon independence referendum plan not legally competent, says top UK Government law officer

In a submission to the Supreme Court on the legality of a 2023 independence referendum the Advocate General for Scotland focused on the SNP government's own lack of legal advice.

Daily Record

Westminster Council begins seizing ‘nuisance’ abandoned hire bikes

A London council has begun seizing dockless hire bikes which are left blocking pavements and roads creating an “obstacle course” for residents.

Evening Standard

Angela Rayner: I’m against us going ‘anywhere near’ a Scottish independence vote

Labour’s deputy leader appeared at an event during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe on Monday.

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon demands Boris Johnson convenes emergency four-nation meeting

The "caretaker" Prime Minister is currently on a luxury honeymoon while the cost of living crisis deepens

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon demands meeting with Boris Johnson over cost of living crisis

The First Minister has written to Downing Street to call for a meeting between the Tory PM and the leaders of the devolved governments to be brought forward.

Daily Record

'Come out of hiding and tackle cost-of-living crisis', absent Boris Johnson told

BORIS Johnson must come out of hiding and recall the Westminster parliament to bring in measures which will tackle the growing cost of living…

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Daily Record

Gordon Brown demands Tory leaders hold Cobra meeting amid cost of living crisis

Writing for the Daily Record, the former prime minister said the committee must meet up to find a plan to tackle the national emergency.

Daily Record

'We're being failed by Conservatives and SNP in cost-of-living crisis'

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar hits out at the Westminster and Scottish governments over the handling of the current crisis.

Wales Online

Burglars are targeting the Queen's Buckingham Palace neighbours

Residents living in Strand, St James and Mayfair in Westminster were more at risk from burglars than any other neighbourhood in the country last year

The National (Scotland)

Scotland is being held back by the UK's poor economic polices

THE debate around the economics of independence has failed to focus enough on the costs of Scotland staying in – rather than leaving – the…

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The National (Scotland)

What the Scottish Parliament CAN do to tackle the cost of living crisis

"THE limits of devolution are tight, Westminster could do more, we do need independence. These are truisms. But that is not an excuse for…

Daily Mirror

Eco activists threaten to blockade Parliament for weeks in war on oil as heatwave looms

Campaigning group Just Stop Oil claim it will be Britain’s biggest ever campaign of civil disobedience. Plans were revealed at a meeting last week attended by 500 people including Jeremy Corbyn

The Guardian - UK

‘Fuelled by anger’: politics loom larger than ever at Edinburgh fringe

Scandals, an outgoing PM and a Tory leadership race – comics seeking material are spoilt for choice

The National (Scotland)

Jonathan Lis criticises English media over handling of Scottish independence news

A PRO-EU commentator has expressed his concern Scottish independence is “nowhere on the English radar” due to a severe lack of media coverage.

Daily Record

Tackling booze and drugs deaths has to be top priority in Scotland as new stats paint grim picture

Cutting poverty levels is needed to battle Scotland's drugs and alcohol problems, but it requires progressive policies from Holyrood and Westminster, writes the Record View.

Evening Standard

House of Commons doorman swaps Westminster commute for 47th-place finish in Commonwealth Games time trial

A doorkeeper from the House of Commons briefly rubbed shoulders with the elite of cycling in finishing 47th of 54 in the men’s time trial at the Commonwealth Games on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson and Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi on holiday despite financial gloom

Both men were away from Westminster as the Bank of England raised interest rates again and warned of the longest recession since the financial crisis.

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