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Nicola Sturgeon to appear before committee investigating over-budget ferries in November

NICOLA Sturgeon is due to appear before a Holyrood committee investigating the procurement of two late and over-budget ferries on November 4, the…

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon to appear before ferries committee next month

First Minister 'very willing' to answer questions

Insider UK

Westminster blocking indyref2 as 'it's not in Scots' interests', says Pamela Nash

SCOTLAND in Union chief executive Pamela Nash has claimed Westminster is blocking an independence referendum because it’s “not in Scotland’s…

The National (Scotland)

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Scottish Parliament debate to look at "negative impact" of derelict sites on Dumfries and Galloway's communities

South Scotland SNP MSP Emma is determined to turn the sites into "useful community assets"

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon sets out plans for Scottish independence amid claims UK economy is 'failing' and 'holding Scotland back'

The paper is expected to set out proposals including re-joining the European Union for access to the Single Market

Wales Online

Alex Salmond to call for Holyrood to introduce indyref bill immediately

FORMER first minister Alex Salmond is to call for an independence referendum bill to be put to Holyrood immediately.

The National (Scotland)

Activist who took indyref bid to Supreme Court sounds warning

MARTIN Keatings’s pioneering case to prove Scotland could hold an independence referendum ultimately failed – but his bid has formed the…

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Truss would be ‘insane’ to block legally approved Indyref2, says ex-Tory MSP

Former Tory MSP Adam Tomkins said blocking a referendum cleared by the Supreme Court would ‘accelerate the divorce’ of Scotland from the UK.

The Independent UK

It would be insane for UK Government to block indyref2, says former Tory MSP

A FORMER Tory MSP has insisted it would be “insane” for the UK Government not to allow a Scottish independence referendum if the Supreme Court…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish independence: why the supreme court is deciding if there will be another referendum

There were no fireworks as the UK’s supreme court opened its doors on the morning of Tuesday 11 October. No star witnesses, cross examinations or fiery rhetoric. Yet many were glued to the live feed coming from London as the case began which could determine Scotland’s constitutional future.

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Legal expert explains why UK Government wants the indyref2 case thrown out

Does the Scottish Parliament have the legislative competence to pass a referendum Bill? And should judges answer this question now? The Supreme…

The National (Scotland)

UK urges judges to throw out independence case during day two at Supreme Court

THE UK Government kept up efforts to have the Supreme Court independence referendum case thrown out altogether as its top law officer gave evidence…

The National (Scotland)

Indyref2 Bill ‘directly’ relates to reserved matter, Supreme Court told

A two-day hearing on the Scottish Parliament’s legislative competence has concluded.

The Independent UK

All you need to know from final day of Supreme Court independence referendum hearing

Judges have been asked to decide whether the Bill relates to "reserved matters" - meaning it is outwith Holyrood's competence.

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Only UK parliament can approve a Scottish independence poll, court told

All parts of Britain would have interest in referendum so Westminster has authority, says UK government lawyer

The National (Scotland)

Risk of 'empty referendum' if Supreme Court rules for indyref2, expert warns

THE outcome of the legal showdown on indyref2 does not eliminate the risk of a continuing political stalemate between Holyrood and Westminster, a…

The National (Scotland)

Andrew Tickell explains the significance of day one of the Supreme Court indy case

THE political issues may be combustible, but few rhetorical fireworks went off on Tuesday as the UK Supreme Court began its two-day oral hearing on…

The Independent UK

Supreme Court asked to rule on ‘critically important question’ of Indyref2

Judges at the UK’s highest court heard arguments in the case around the Scottish Independence Referendum Bill.

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Daily Record

All you need to know from day one of Supreme Court independence referendum hearing

Two days of legal arguments in London will decide if Nicola Sturgeon can proceed with her plan to hold an IndyRef2 next year.

The Guardian - UK

The Scottish referendum supreme court case – what you need to know

The court has been asked whether the Scottish parliament needs Westminster consent for a vote on independence

The Independent UK

‘Exceptional importance’ that referendum question resolved, Supreme Court told

The Scottish Government’s top law officer began making her arguments on Tuesday.

The Guardian - UK

Supreme court urged to throw out Scottish independence poll case

Lawyer for UK government says request to allow Scottish parliament to hold referendum should fall at the first hurdle

Insider UK

Sturgeon announces post-independence investment of £20bn

The day after her conference speech, judges at the UK Supreme Court have started hearing referendum arguments

The National (Scotland)

Assisted Dying Bill to be introduced to Holyrood next year after MSP support

Liberal Democrat MSP, Liam McArthur is set to put his Assisted Dying Bill to the Scottish Parliament early next year after gaining cross-party…

Daily Record

Supreme Court IndyRef2 hearing: All you need to know as case begins in London

Nicola Sturgeon is asking the Supreme Court in London to rule if she can hold one without Prime Minister Liz Truss's permission.

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