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UK Government urged to rethink rejection of EU common electrical device charger plan

THE UK Government is being urged to rethink its decision not to follow the EU in bringing in a common charger for electrical devices.

The National (Scotland)

Indyref2 WILL be held with or without section 30 order, Nicola Sturgeon pledges

INDYREF2 will be held “with or without” a Section 30 order granted by Westminster, Nicola Sturgeon has said.

The National (Scotland)

DUP rebuffs UK appeal to restore power sharing in Northern Ireland

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says DUP will not budge unless protocol bill progresses through Westminster

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Nicola Sturgeon says independence referendum will be 'lawful' without Westminster approval

The SNP leader said that the status quo was not an option as she launched the new case for independence.

Daily Record

£16m Harrods big spender ‘should be given her jewels back’

James Lewis QC told a new hearing at Westminster magistrates’ court that Mrs Hajiyeva has been ‘out of her jewels’ for more than three and half years

Evening Standard

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss tells DUP to 'get on with it' and restore Stormont after Brexit NI Protocol bill published

But DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said they need to see the Protocol bill "moving forward" through Westminster

Belfast Live

SNP MP Patrick Grady guilty of sexual misconduct and faces suspension from Westminster

An investigation found that Patrick Grady had engaged in "unwanted physical touching, with sexual intent" in relation to an SNP worker.

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West Lothian poverty charity says action is needed after client had to burn furniture to heat home

Angela Moohan, CEO of The Larder is calling for a national food emergency

Daily Record

Alex Salmond challenges Nicola Sturgeon to reveal how independence referendum will happen

The former First Minister spoke out as the SNP leader prepared to launch the first of a new series of papers designed to form an updated prospectus for independence.

Daily Record

Salmond challenges Sturgeon to set out how second independence vote will happen

The First Minister is preparing to launch a new paper from the Scottish Government on independence.

The Independent UK

'Cost of living crisis has roots in Tory governments - we desperately need Labour'

Wales First Minister Mark Drakeford writes in the Mirror on why we desperately need a Labour government in Westminster - a government which really understands the cost of living crisis and is determined to mobilise the help people need

Daily Mirror

Key questions as legislation designed to tear up parts of NI Protocol published

The UK is seeking to use domestic legislation to override aspects of the arrangements it agreed with the EU in 2019 to govern Irish Sea trade.

The Independent UK

Lords whinge about wine and salmon quality in taxpayer-subsidised Westminster restaurants

COMPLAINTS about the quality of sandwiches and wine subsidised by the taxpayer in exclusive cafeterias and bars for members of the House of Lords…

The National (Scotland)

Tories condemned over impact of austerity on health of people 'most in need'

A report researching Scotland's deteriorating health has been described as "terrifying" and ‘catastrophic’ by MSPs and researchers.

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Pensioners losing almost £500 per year due to suspension of triple lock

PENSIONERS are missing out on nearly £500 a year due to the UK Government's suspension of the triple lock, analysis indicates.

The National (Scotland)

UK owes Scotland £3 billion from axed HS2 line, SNP say after ‘sleekit’ Tory move

WESTMINSTER owes Scotland £3 billion after the Government decided to scrap the HS2 rail link extension to Glasgow, the SNP have said.

The National (Scotland)

Tories 'too consumed by infighting' to tackle cost of living crisis, say SNP

THE Tory government is "too consumed by chaos and infighting" to get on with the day job of tackling the Tory-made cost of living crisis,…

The National (Scotland)

Alex Salmond calls for ‘starting gun’ to be fired on indyref2 campaign

ALBA Party leader Alex Salmond made a call for a "starting gun" to be fired on a campaign for indyref2.

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The Guardian - UK

Revamped and revitalised: 10 of the UK’s best hotel makeovers

With a gleaming new spa here and a slick redesign there, these old hotels have never looked fresher

The Guardian - UK

The Social Distance Between Us by Darren McGarvey review – it’s a long, long way from Westminster

Darren McGarvey’s angry study of how ‘remote politics’ has robbed ordinary people of power has solutions that may make uncomfortable reading even for ‘progressives’

Daily Record

Scots councils will bid for £800m 'levelling up' fund launched by Tories

Other projects directly funded by the UK Government include £219,096 to finance a community buy-out of The Old Forge pub – the most remote bar in Britain.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire MSP says Chancellors measures to help with rising energy costs 'barely scratch surface'

Residents in South Lanarkshire are already paying 31.9 per cent more than the price cap

The National (Scotland)

Hung parliament is 'best Labour can hope for', John Curtice says

A HUNG parliament is “the best Labour can hope for” from a UK General Election, polling expert Professor John Curtice has said.

The Independent UK

Labour have to be in ‘perpetual campaign mode’ until next election, says Sarwar

The Scottish Labour leader said the Prime Minister had been a ‘disaster’ for the country.

The National (Scotland)

Gene-editing bill should not ‘force products on Scotland’, says minister

A BILL that would ease regulations around gene editing in the food sector should not “force products on Scotland”, a minister has said.

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