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Government promises planning reform after pressure from wind farm builders

Westminster pledges to work on bringing down the time it takes to get approval for new turbines

Insider UK

Council bosses warned 5.8 per cent council tax rise will 'come back to haunt them'

The SNP has warned councillors the rise - one of the highest in the country - is 'astonishing'

Daily Record

London street to be renamed Kyiv Road to mark first anniversary of invasion

A section of a London street will be renamed Kyiv Road to mark the first anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Westminster City Council said.

Evening Standard

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English football’s regulator: what will it do and is it a blow for Premier League?

Observers expected the Premier League to snuff out any changes from the proposed independent regulator in the back rooms of Westminster but this has not come to pass

The Guardian - UK

Tory MP Lee Anderson challenges Brexit activist Steve Bray to a boxing match: how to watch the fight live

GB News has agreed to televise the ‘Thrilla by the River’.

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer promises economic growth for all parts of the UK under a Labour government

The Labour leader said that he is "not interested in a model of growth where London races ahead and the rest of our country stagnates."

Daily Record

Plaid Cymru's Westminster leader to appear on tonight's Question Time

TONIGHT’S edition of Question Time is set to take place in Cardiff with a range of guests to appear on the panel show.

The National (Scotland)

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MPs back Daithi’s Law on organ donation

The six-year-old Belfast boy travelled to Westminster to watch as the regulations were approved in the Commons

The Independent UK

How Nicola Sturgeon mastered the art of public image and won support for a decade

With Nicola Sturgeon’s departure, the UK has lost an expert in constructing a public image and winning support across political divides. Sturgeon led the Scottish National Party (SNP) to an unprecedented five electoral victories – three in Westminster and two in her home parliament of Holyrood.

The Conversation

Laura Kuenssberg's reply to Stephen Flynn labelled 'reprehensible' by James O'Brien

AN LBC radio presenter has fiercely criticised Laura Kuenssberg's response to comments made by Stephen Flynn on her programme.

The National (Scotland)

West Lothian councillors warned council tax rise could come back to haunt them

Labour's 5.8 per cent hike in council tax is defended by the party as practical way to maintain services but other backers are unhappy and the Tories have said they won't support it long term.

Edinburgh Live

Northern Ireland family travel to Westminster as MPs set to back Daithi’s Law

Mairtin MacGabhann, father of six-year-old Daithi – who is waiting for a heart transplant – said it was ‘an emotional day’.

The Independent UK

Energy prices down but your bills UP - Rishi Sunak urged to explain WHY

THE SNP has clashed with Rishi Sunak over energy bills, accusing the UK Government of “raiding the pockets of ordinary Scots whilst lining the…

The National (Scotland)

Humza Yousaf: Me becoming first minister would be ‘seminal moment’ for Scotland

HUMZA Yousaf has said it would be a “really important seminal moment for the country” if he is elected as Scotland’s next first minister.

The National (Scotland)

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The Independent UK

Yousaf: My election as first minister would be ‘seminal moment’ for Scotland

He would be the first Muslim and the first ethnic minority politician in the top job.

The National (Scotland)

Scots think Holyrood should have power hold indyref2 without Westminster, poll finds

THE majority of Scots do not think Holyrood should require anyone’s permission to hold a second independence referendum, a new poll has found.

The Guardian - UK

Kate Forbes says she will continue SNP leadership campaign after backlash

First minister hopeful lost backers and was fiercely criticised after saying she would have opposed equal marriage legislation

Salon

Will ex-Kushner tenants get their money?

Westminster Management agreed to pay millions to settle allegations of maintenance horrors and excess fees

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Daily Record

Do not bring nuclear power plants to Scotland, SNP tells new Tory energy minister

SNP Westminster energy spokesperson Alan Brown said that the reported appointment of Andrew Bowie as nuclear energy minister was "pointless".

The Independent UK

Kate Forbes still running for FM ‘at the moment’ amid controversy over her views

The Finance Secretary has attracted criticism after she said she would not have voted for same sex marriage.

Daily Record

Scottish families affected by DWP benefit cap urged to apply for new financial support from local council

An estimated 4,000 eligible households could be £2,500 better off on average per year.

The Guardian - UK

Top SNP leadership candidates split over LGBT+ rights

Kate Forbes says she does not support self-identification for trans people and would not have voted for same-sex marriage

The National (Scotland)

SNP policy chief fears for party's deal with Greens if Kate Forbes becomes FM

KATE Forbes becoming First Minister would “inevitably” see the governing agreement with the Scottish Greens get torn up, the SNP’s policy…

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak’s Brexit fix: PM risks a Tory war he may lose

Editorial: The Conservative party leader needs to fight to get a deal on the Northern Ireland protocol

The National (Scotland)

Strategy to win Scottish independence needs a 'reset', says Kate Forbes

Forbes said that the current strategy had been determined by a “few people in the SNP” and discussion on what comes next should be up to the…

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