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The Latest Breaking News from Nicola Sturgeon

ScotRail bosses' salaries revealed as directors rake in £1.3 million between them

The nationalised rail firm has also released the salary banding of its 5,116 employees with 2,846 workers paid between £20,000 and £39,000-a-year.

Daily Record

Scottish independence: yes activists regroup amid rows over strategy

Grassroots groups prepare for action after second referendum date announced, but Scottish public remains divided

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson refusal to grant IndyRef2 'could push more voters towards independence'

Dennis Canavan, who chaired the Yes campaign in 2014, told the Record he backed Nicola Sturgeon's plan to seek Supreme Court approval for her IndyRef2 plan.

Daily Record

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Scottish band The Proclaimers announce support for Welsh independence

'Without a shadow of a doubt'

Wales Online

'Scotland doesn't run on opinion polls': Scot hits back at Spectator editor on indyref2

A QUESTION Time audience member has hit back at the editor of the Spectator after he argued against a second independence referendum.

The National (Scotland)

Police in Scotland to withdraw 'goodwill' today as part of dispute over pay deal

Calum Steele, general secretary of the Scottish Police Federation, which represents officers, said the action will start at 5pm on Friday, July 1.

Daily Record

Incompetence will kill second Scots IndyRef dream

Nicola Sturgeon has 'every right' to call another referendum on independence, says Record View - but the First Minister can't take her eye off the ball when it comes to public services and the economy

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Catalan pro-independence leader voices support for second Scottish referendum

The Scottish Government’s strategy for a second referendum should act as an example for Catalonia, according to the Catalan National Assembly…

The National (Scotland)

Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill welcomes indyref2 announcement

First minister designate of Northern Ireland Michelle O’Neill has voiced her support for a second Scottish independence referendum

The National (Scotland)

Queen continues busy week with surprise appearance alongside Prince Charles

The Queen has attended the Queen’s Body Guard for Scotland Reddendo Parade in the gardens of the Palace of Holyroodhouse alongside Prince Charles as she continues her busy week in Scotland

Daily Mirror

NHS cancer treatment in Scotland 'run like a budget airline' as waiting times rise

Nicola Sturgeon faced questions over the state of cancer treatment services after leaked emails claimed the flagship Beatson centre was at "crisis point".

Daily Record

Tories finally get past stage of denial over independence referendum

Now that the dust has settled on this week’s indyref2 news, all parties have had time to consider what it means.

The National (Scotland)

Web traffic spike shows indyref2 statement 'shifted world’s attention back to Scotland'

MORE than four million people were reached through the SNP and Yes social media accounts on the day that Nicola Sturgeon delivered her major…

The National (Scotland)

Douglas Ross ignores indyref2 elephant in the room during FMQs grilling

DOUGLAS Ross failed to mention indyref2 during his grilling of the First Minister in parliament today.

The National (Scotland)

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Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon told to 'focus on what really matters' instead of independence referendum plans

The Scottish Police Federation has rejected a two per cent rise for most officers at a time reports of sexual crime are rising.

Daily Record

SNP and Conservatives have 'striking similarities', claims senior Labour MP

The Shadow Commons leader Thangam Debbonaire said the SNP was looking to the next general election instead of a referendum with her latest campaign.

The National (Scotland)

Senior Labour MP wrongly claims Nicola Sturgeon is planning an 'illegal referendum'

A SENIOR Labour frontbencher has wrongly claimed that the Scottish Government is planning an "illegal referendum".

Daily Record

Liz Truss slams Bernie Ecclestone after he says he would ‘take bullet’ for Vladimir Putin

The former Formula 1 boss told Good Morning Britain that he believed Putin was a "first-class person".

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Daily Record

Boris Johnson refuses to rule out calling snap General Election as he says it 'hasn't occurred to me'

The Prime Minister has claimed he has a new mandate at Westminster following his victory in the confidence vote.

The National (Scotland)

Yes and No 'neck and neck' as Scottish Government prepares for indyref2

YES and No are “practically neck and neck” as the Scottish Government gears up for a referendum in 2023.

Glasgow Live

Calls for anti-abortion buffer zones grow - but campaigners say decision can't be made locally

Back Off Scotland has raised concerns that anti-abortion protestors could travel to different local authorities if protest-free buffer zones aren't implemented across the country.

Daily Record

New Scottish independence poll finds more than half do not want referendum next year

On Tuesday, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced plans for a second vote on Scotland's future which she hopes will take place on October 19, 2023.

The Independent UK

More than half of Scots do not want indyref2 next October, poll finds

One in 10 Scots are undecided, Savanta ComRes survey for The Scotsman finds

The National (Scotland)

WW2 veteran 'thrilled' after receiving letter from Nicola Sturgeon on 103rd birthday

A SECOND World War veteran has said he is “absolutely thrilled” after receiving a letter from Nicola Sturgeon on his

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon cannot simply decide the next general election is about Scottish independence

Voters can't be dictated what subjects they should be considering when they cast their ballots at an election, writes Chris McCall

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