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Come together to save Scotland's ailing NHS

Put simply, Scotland does not have enough doctors and nurses in post. The staff currently working in the NHS are running on empty.

Daily Record

Hunting wild animals with dogs has 'no place in modern Scotland' says minister

THE use of dogs to hunt and kill wild animals has “no place in modern Scotland”, the environment minister has said.

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon has 'plenty in the tank' after shock resignation of Jacinda Ardern as New Zealand PM

The First Minister, who is the longest-serving person to hold the post, has faced speculation she will stand down before the end of the current term

Daily Record

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Hunting with dogs has 'no place in modern Scotland' says SNP government minister

Mairi McAllan spoke out ahead of this week's final vote on legislation which aims to close loopholes in current laws on hunting practices.

Daily Record

Imperial expert says 'Britain and Britishness' are collapsing

THE idea of Britain is “at the end of the road” with successive polls showing support for Scotland leaving the UK “not a normal situation”,…

The National (Scotland)

Uncertainty on whether 'trigger' was met for Tories to use Section 35 over trans law

A PROFESSOR of law has said it’s “debatable” whether the indirect effects of the Scottish Government’s Gender Recognition Reform (GRR) Bill…

The National (Scotland)

Furious workers 'exposed to deadly asbestos' plan to sue SNP-donor building firm

Springfield Properties – run by multi-millionaire Sandy Adam – was forced to pay a £10,000 fine after breaking safety laws at a building site in Milton of Campsie, Stirlingshire.

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SNP chief whip forced to quit after botched mole hunt led to Government rammy

Martin Docherty-Hughes stepped down last Tuesday following an explosive row with MP Stewart McDonald.

Daily Record

Row erupts as SNP MPs pictured near 'decapitate TERFS' sign at protest

SNP politicians have been pictured at a pro-trans rally standing in front of a sign reading “Decapitate Terfs” sparking fierce criticism.

The National (Scotland)

Majority of Scots 'now favour independence' after Section 35 devolution row

Daily Record

MPs join hundreds protesting against gender bill block in Glasgow

MPs and MSPs were among hundreds of people protesting against the UK Government’s decision to block the Scottish Parliament’s gender recognition…

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh councillor dubs UK Government 'reverse Robin Hood' after levelling up bid fails

The council leader said he would now look at "new and alternative ways" of finding funding for the projects.

Edinburgh Live

'Not very nice' Glasgow Uni building to get mobile equipment placed on roof

An appeal over previous council refusal was successful this week

Glasgow Live

Scottish independence blow as poll suggests 54% of Scots would vote ‘No’ in referendum

In the first poll on Scottish voting intentions released in 2023, backing for a Yes vote was at 46% when ‘don’t knows’ are removed

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East Lothian's £11.3m levelling-up grant described as 'small beer' by MP - as neighbouring council gets nothing

While East Lothian Council's bid was successful neighbouring Midlothian Council were unsuccessful in their bid for cash to help with major road improvements and have expressed their disappointment and frustration at the decision

The Independent UK

Poll suggests 54% of Scots would vote No in independence referendum

In the first poll on Scottish voting intentions released in 2023, backing for a Yes vote was at 46% when ‘don’t knows’ are removed.

Daily Record

MP demands west coast mainline to Glasgow is nationalised after 'shambolic' Avanti service

Gavin Newlands, the SNP transport spokesman, said all cross-border rail services should be brought back into public ownership and control.

The National (Scotland)

SNP bid for paid neonatal care leave for parents moves closer to becoming law

MPs unanimously supported the Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Bill at the third reading in the House of Commons on Friday

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Daily Record

Scottish independence support slumps to 46 per cent in latest poll on the constitution

A series of polls in the wake of last year's Supreme Court verdict had suggested a rise in support for independence.

Daily Record

SNP support 'well below' 50 per cent required for de facto referendum on independence

Nicola Sturgeon pledged to turn the next general election into a "de facto" referendum on independence following her government's defeat at the Supreme Court.

Daily Record

Edinburgh branded 'pothole capital of Europe' as drivers blast crumbling roads

Lothian MSP Miles Briggs posted a picture on Twitter of a large hole on Charlotte Square in the New Town area of the capital, where the road has been completely worn away.

Daily Record

Glasgow woman ordered to tear down garden decking amid privacy row with neighbour

Theresa McInally originally constructed the decking at her Cathcart home without council permission, as she didn't know it was needed.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon brands Alister Jack a 'Governor-General' for blocking Holyrood gender reforms

The First Minister will use a speech in Glasgow to attack the Scottish Secretary and his decision to block gender reforms.

Glasgow Live

Nicola Sturgeon says she would 'prefer more teachers, not fewer' amid reports of Glasgow cuts

The First Minister made the comments amid reports that 800 teaching jobs could be cut in Glasgow in a bid to save money as well as Glasgow City Council considering shutting primary schools.

The National (Scotland)

Tory MSP suggests Holyrood only has the right to pass 'good law'

A TORY MSP has raised eyebrows after she suggested Scotland’s parliament only had the right to pass legislation if it was “good law”.

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