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The independence movement is at a crossroads. Who's taking the wheel?

SCOTLAND might have voted No in 2014 but the referendum did not come close to putting a stop to debates about the country’s future, which have…

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'Pedestrianised Oxford Street would be terror target', council warns Sadiq Khan

Westminster Council is furious that the London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced rival plans to get rid of cars from the famous shopping street

Evening Standard

'We deserve better': Call for 2026 de facto referendum rejected by MSPs

A CALL from the Alba Party for the Scottish Parliament list vote to be used as a de facto independence referendum has been rejected by MSPs...

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'Leicester Square buskers are a nuisance to our office work' - Global Radio

Exclusive: Global Radio, which counts Heart, Capital, Classic FM, Smooth and LBC among its stations, is prosecuting Westminster Council

Evening Standard

Westminster Sees Shocking 40% of UK Pickpocketing Crimes—Staggering 28,155 Thefts Reported

Westminster, London's busiest borough, has become the UK's pickpocketing hotspot, with a shocking 40% of the country's reported thefts occurring there.

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'This is not over': Hundreds rally for Yes at Holyrood on 10th anniversary of indyref

HUNDREDS of Yes supporters turned out in Edinburgh on the 10th anniversary of the independence referendum to show Westminster that “this is…

The National (Scotland)

Most Scots want indyref2 within 10 years – and Holyrood to have powers, poll finds

THE majority of Scots want to see a second independence referendum within the next 10 years – and believe Holyrood should have the power to…

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OPINION - The pedestrianisation of Oxford Street must take account of buses

The last time Oxford Street came anywhere close to being “pedestrianised” was in the utter depths of the first Covid lockdown in spring 2020. I recall running — okay, perhaps jogging — blissfully along the central white line through a desolate West End from Marble Arch to Centre Point as…

Evening Standard

Humza Yousaf pitches plan to 'break impasse' between Holyrood and Westminster

FORMER first minister Humza Yousaf has proposed an international solution to break the “impasse” between Holyrood and Westminster on the…

The National (Scotland)

SNP depute leader: Westminster will never grant another Section 30 order

THE SNP’s depute leader has insisted Scotland will never receive another Section 30 order from Westminster.

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney: IndyRef anniversary can reawaken optimism in Scotland

Ten years after Scotland voted against independence, first minister urges supporters to look to the future

The Guardian - UK

Scottish Labour MP clashes with BBC presenter on party's offer to Yes voters

SCOTTISH Labour MP Douglas Alexander clashed with a BBC presenter during a discussion on independence...

The National (Scotland)

'UK constitution is more broken now than in 2014 – we must offer a brighter future'

THE UK is more broken now than it was in 2014 – and Westminster’s two main parties are only offering a “miserable” outlook for the future,…

The National (Scotland)

Battle for Oxford Street: Huge row over Sadiq Khan's plan to force through traffic ban

Council cabinet members are furious after only learning about the mayor’s plans a few days ago

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Traffic to be banned from London’s Oxford Street under Sadiq Khan plan

Mayor to be given power to overrule Westminster council, which blocked previous plan amid concerns over rerouting buses

Evening Standard

OPINION - It's not for judges to police what ethnic minorities call themselves

On Friday afternoon, as District Judge, Vanessa Lloyd, read out a not-guilty verdict, cheers and whoops erupted from the public gallery at Westminster magistrates’ court. On the floor of the courtroom, a nine-month-pregnant woman named Marieha Hussain instantly broke down in tears. The ruling was the culmination of an almost…

The Guardian - UK

Ten years after the no vote, can Scotland engineer a case for independence?

The SNP is keen to keep the issue alive, but others, including former PM Gordon Brown, say leaving the UK could see the economy founder

The National (Scotland)

'Knife edge': Pete Wishart recalls the final days of the independence referendum

In this extract from his new book, Inside The Indyref, Pete Wishart MP recounts the shock when, a little more than a week from polling day, an…

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Alex Salmond: My successors failed to capitalise on 'golden opportunities'

ALEX Salmond has said his successors failed to capitalise on "golden opportunities" for independence.

The National (Scotland)

Emily Thornberry secures key Westminster foreign affairs role despite Gaza comments

LABOUR MP Emily Thornberry has been elected to an influential Westminster foreign affairs role ...

The National (Scotland)

'Plumbing the depths': Douglas Ross slammed as he blames SNP for Labour cuts

DOUGLAS Ross was accused of “plumbing the depths” as he sought to blame the SNP for a Westminster cut to pensioner benefits.

The National (Scotland)

'This is their Union': Jenny Gilruth slams opposition MSPs over Scottish Budget cuts

SCOTLAND’S Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth called out Unionist MSPs over the impact of Westminster cuts ...

The National (Scotland)

How Scottish Labour MPs voted on the Winter Fuel Payment cut

WESTMINSTER has voted to remove the Winter Fuel Payment from millions of pensioners ...

The National (Scotland)

Rachel Reeves pleads with Labour MPs not to rebel over Winter Fuel Payment cut

RACHEL Reeves has warned Labour MPs there will be more difficult cuts to come as she pleaded with them not to rebel against her ending the…

Evening Standard

More than a quarter of Westminster’s primary school places are empty

Level of surplus capacity in the City’s primary schools is increasing, having reached 25.9 per cent in January this year

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