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SNP can still be quietly confident in new Yes City constituency

IT used to be said that even in the absolute worst case scenario for the SNP in a Westminster election, the party’s two seats in the Yes City of…

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'Action not words': Meet Green election candidates inspired to stand by their kids

TWO Green candidates inspired to stand for election by their children have insisted other parties are not talking enough about protecting and…

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Kate Forbes pledges SNP will protect Scottish salmon industry

DEPUTY First Minister Kate Forbes has pledged the SNP will protect Scottish food industries like salmon producers...

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Westminster standards body dismisses Douglas Ross expenses complaint

THE body charged with overseeing MPs' expenses has dismissed complaints made against outgoing Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross.

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Labour manifesto projects £2.5bn surplus – so scrap two-child benefit cap, SNP say

LABOUR have been challenged to use a multi-billion-pound surplus projected in their manifesto costings to scrap the two-child benefit cap.

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Caroline Lucas: ‘Rory Stewart finds Westminster as dysfunctional as I do’

The MP and author on reading her political rival’s memoir, the wonders of Robert Macfarlane and the joy of Barbara Kingsolver

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Tartan Army ‘failed’ by Westminster over broadcast of Scotland games, say SNP

WESTMINSTER has “failed” Scotland fans by not ensuring the national team’s football matches are all shown on free-to-air TV, SNP depute…

The National (Scotland)

Chaotic resignation of Scottish Tory leader may hasten split from UK Conservatives

Idea of Scottish Tories reforming as new centre-right party more attuned to region’s political landscape gaining force

The Guardian - UK

Anas Sarwar red-faced as Labour manifesto undermines 'no austerity' pledge

ANAS Sarwar has been urged to apologise for “misleading voters” after he told a BBC debate that Labour would not bring in austerity – two…

The National (Scotland)

Labour manifesto should rule out ‘creeping privatisation of NHS', says John Swinney

Labour’s manifesto must rule out the “creeping privatisation agenda” for the health service, John Swinney has said ...

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‘Fresh start’: undecided Edinburgh voters agree Tories haven’t delivered for Scotland

Unenthused and uninspired focus group wavers between Labour and ‘fatigued’ SNP in push to vote out Conservatives

The Guardian - UK

John Swinney rows back on SNP's 'independence negotiations' pledge in BBC interview

ANY independence negotiations with the UK government after an SNP victory in a General Election “should involve Scotland having a…

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Independence referendum within five years if SNP win election, Stephen Flynn says

A SECOND independence referendum will be held within five years if the SNP win the General Election in Scotland, the…

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Eradicating child poverty is a 'significant' challenge, John Swinney tells MSPs

Scotland faces a “significant” challenge if it is to eradicate child poverty, First Minister John Swinney has told MSPs.

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London-based Tory candidate won't accept Douglas Ross's Holyrood seat

THE London-based candidate lined up to replace Douglas Ross as a Highlands and Islands MSP should he resign his seat has said she will not accept…

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Open 'swift investigation' into Douglas Ross expenses claims, SNP urge watchdogs

THE SNP have written to two Westminster watchdogs calling for an investigation to be opened into embattled Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross ...

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Tories will be 'toast' after 'disaster' campaign, Stephen Flynn predicts

The Tories will be “toast” in the General Election after a “complete disaster” of a campaign, SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn has…

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Douglas Ross denies Holyrood 'job insurance scheme' in clash with BBC presenter

SCOTTISH Tory leader Douglas Ross has denied he believes Westminster is more important than Holyrood during a clash with a BBC presenter.

Woman & Home

Oliva Henson's bold twist on the classic white bridal look was the perfect 'something blue'

The new Duchess of Westminster chose a very stylish 'something blue'

The Conversation

Sinn Féin could be about to become Northern Ireland’s biggest party at Westminster

In the 2019 general election, Sinn Féin won seven seats in Westminster, one fewer than its main unionist rivals, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP). However, such is the disarray in unionist politics at the moment that Sinn Féin may only need to hold these seven seats to emerge as the…

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Next prime minister must be 'pressured' into devolving indyref powers, say Greens

THE next Westminster government must come under “sustained” and “unrelenting” pressure to give Scotland the power to hold a referendum ...

The Independent UK

Douglas Ross to step down as Scottish Tory leader after general election

The Scottish Tory made the announcement in the wake of the row over his decision to stand in the Aberdeen North and Moray East constituency

The Guardian - UK

Douglas Ross to resign as Scottish Tory leader after election

Surprise announcement comes amid internal party pressure and fresh allegations over expenses claims

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Many Scots voted Yes because they didn't believe Labour could win, claims Anas Sarwar

ANAS Sarwar has claimed he understands why many Scots voted Yes in 2014, “especially when they didn’t believe Labour could win”.

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