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Alba launch 'back-up' plan to negotiate independence

ASH Regan has launched proposals to consult the Scottish public on whether Holyrood should be given the powers to legislate for and…

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Stephen Flynn mug stunt complaint dismissed by Westminster standards watchdog

A STANDARDS investigation into Stephen Flynn allegedly misusing official stationery has concluded by dismissing the complaint.

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Labour lead SNP in Westminster poll – just hours after different survey said opposite

LABOUR lead the SNP in the latest Westminster election polling – published just hours after another poll showing the opposite.

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Tributes paid to ‘true gentleman’ Lord James Douglas-Hamilton

The Conservative peer, a former MP and MSP, has died aged 81.

The Independent UK

This poll proves the SNP can't be counted out – and the Tories face wipe-out

THE latest Scottish opinion poll points to a landslide victory for the SNP in the next General Election, a fifth term for the party in Holyrood and…

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Shocking video shows London paramedic being pushed out of ambulance by patient

Paramedic calls for abuse of ambulance staff to stop after incident outside Chelsea and Westminster hospital

Evening Standard

OPINION - There's an uncomfortable truth about immigration, but neither Keir Starmer nor Rishi Sunak dare say it

Cheerful news: Andrew Bailey, the Bank of England governor, thinks the economic outlook for the year ahead is “worst I have ever seen” — a challenge of such severity that it should be the main preoccupation of both the Government and its possible Labour heirs. Instead, fizzing anxiety at Westminster…

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'Bleak' report finds one in six Scots seeking food poverty advice

A ‘BLEAK’ report has found one in six Scots are seeking advice for food insecurity.

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‘Out of tune and out of key’: Covent Garden’s buskers fight back against bid to silence them

Performers say Westminster council move to enforce licences and restrict acts’ volume, staging and props threatens a centuries-old London tradition

The Guardian - UK

New poll predicts result of every Scottish seat at next General Election

AN in-depth analysis of Westminster voting intention has predicted which party will win every seat in Scotland at the next General Election ...

The National (Scotland)

Worst of Westminster: Penny Mordaunt and Lee Anderson say the quiet bit loud

It was Autumn Statement week down at Westminster but as we approach the season of giving, it is quite evidently not something the Tories are buying…

The National (Scotland)

Jackie Baillie and Alister Jack scoop top prizes at Scottish politician awards

SCOTTISH Labour’s Jackie Baillie has been named the Herald’s politician of the year, while Tory Cabinet Secretary Alister Jack scooped the…

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak slated for refusing to recognise state of Palestine at PMQs

RISHI Sunak has been urged to recognise the state of Palestine by SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn.

The National (Scotland)

Bake Off’s Prue Leith hopes Scotland will ‘lead the way’ with assisted dying

Great British Bake Off judge Dame Prue Leith was in Holyrood to give her support to a bid to change the law to allow assisted dying in Scotland.

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On the Picket Line: Will the Autumn Statement help workers?

The Chancellor of the Exchequer is set to announce the Autumn Budget statement on Wednesday, with tax cuts on income, inheritance and business…

The Independent UK

JSO supporters caused £6,445 of damage in National Gallery protest, court told

Harrison Donnelly, 20, and Hanan Ameur, 22, pleaded not guilty at Westminster Magistrates’ Court to causing criminal damage.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government blames 'Westminster austerity' for budget cuts

The Scottish Government announced £680 million in cuts ahead of the UK Government Autumn Budget statement on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

‘Exceptionally difficult decisions’ taken over £680m budget savings – Robison

Deputy First Minister Shona Robison blamed ‘prolonged Westminster austerity’ as she urged Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to invest in public services.

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Fears 400 years of Covent Garden street theatre at risk from council clampdown

Performers say traditional fun could end by Christmas as Westminster enforcement vote looms

The Independent UK

Downing Street criticised over Irish flag on post about Northern Ireland

Ulster Unionist Party leader Doug Beattie said it is the latest incident which demonstrates Downing Street ‘doesn’t understand’ Northern Ireland.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish areas with Tory MPs win Levelling Up cash from UK Government

SCOTTISH seats held by Tory MPs have been granted Levelling Up funding by the Conservative government.

The National (Scotland)

David Cameron has 'serious questions to answer' after joining Lords

DAVID Cameron’s appointment as Foreign Secretary must be investigated following his induction into the House of Lords, the LibDems have insisted.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Labour will seek to 'strengthen' Government's ceasefire motion

SCOTTISH Labour have said they will back the Government’s motion calling for a ceasefire in Gaza this week.

Evening Standard

Record noise complaints over weekend 'party flats' in London

Westminster council is receiving an 'unprecedented' 30 complaints a week from residents living in Soho, Covent Garden, Hyde Park, Marylebone, and Lancaster Gate

The National (Scotland)

Steph Paton: Labour under Keir Starmer would not have repealed Section 28

THE repeal of Section 28 in England and Wales in 2003 is rightly seen as a landmark moment in the path to LGBTQ+ liberation in the United Kingdom…

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