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Unionist parties' ‘duplicity’ has been laid bare, Keith Brown says

THE Supreme Court ruling on an independence referendum has exposed the “utter fiction” of the UK as a partnership of equals and will see the Yes…

The National (Scotland)

Using election as de facto indyref2 'perfectly legitimate', John Curtice says

FIGHTING the next General Election as a de facto referendum is “perfectly legitimate” and opposition parties can’t prevent…

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon spent over £260,000 of taxpayers’ cash fighting failed Supreme Court cases

Sources confirmed the legal bill for the First Minister’s doomed battle to hold a second independence referendum without the consent of Westminster will top £130,000.

Daily Record

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Indyref2 ruling will take Yes movement to new heights, claims SNP depute leader

Keith Brown accused political rivals of ‘running scared of democracy’.

The Independent UK

London protesters to call for legal asylum route for Afghan women

Protesters will march from Park Lane to Westminster on Sunday

Evening Standard

Lanarkshire MSP demands Westminster 'respects Scottish democracy' following Supreme Court independence ruling

Neil Gray says court's decision 'must be respected' but 'demonstrates Scotland is not part if a voluntary union'

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon: Supreme Court ruling has 'galvanised' Yes movement across Scotland

The Supreme Court judgment has “galvanised” the Yes movement across Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon told SNP members at a St Andrew's day event

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Sturgeon: Yes movement ‘galvanised’ by Supreme Court ruling on indyref2

The First Minister is set to encourage SNP members despite the ruling that Holyrood cannot legislate for a second vote.

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on the Conservatives: countdown to oblivion

Editorial: There is an end of an era' feel about Tory fatalism towards Rishi Sunak and his government

The Guardian - UK

Scottish social cohesion and law and order under threat, says police chief

Head of Police Scotland cites strikes, constitutional uncertainty, crisis poverty and planned cuts to force as factors

The Guardian - UK

Nicola Sturgeon hits out at 'incompetent' UK Government in Poverty Alliance address

NICOLA Sturgeon has hit out at the economic “incompetence” of the UK Government as she spoke of the £1.7 billion impact of inflation on the…

The National (Scotland)

Independence supporters hit Stirling streets for rally after Supreme Court referendum decision

The rally took place on King Street in response to the decision from the UK's highest court.

Daily Record

Perth demonstration in aftermath of the IndyRef2 no ruling

The Supreme Court ruling that Scotland can't call a second referendum was fuel for a gathering of 'determined' nationalist supporters in Perth on Wednesday evening

Daily Record

Supreme Court self-determination ruling signals 'paradigm shift' in indy debate

The Supreme Court said they "couldn't accept" the SNP's written arguments relating to self-determination

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The Conversation

Why bullying in politics is a matter of democracy

Dominic Raab, the UK’s deputy prime minister, has become the latest figure in the government to be accused of bullying. Bullying, harassment, and sexual misconduct are always serious matters. They can harm a victim’s personal and professional development and wellbeing, and create cultures of fear and intimidation. In political contexts,…

The Guardian - UK

Scottish independence activists urge Sturgeon to ‘trust yes movement’

Campaigners support first minister’s ‘de facto referendum’ plan, while MPs and MSPs struggle to unite behind it

The Guardian - UK

Why this supreme court ruling presents an opportunity for Scottish nationalists

The judgment says one thing constitutionally – but it’s a backhanded recognition of the power of popular resistance, says Rory Scothorne, a historian and writer based in Edinburgh

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon calls on UK Government to 'respect democracy' and open talks on IndyRef2

The First Minister accused Unionist politicians of wanting "to silence Scotland's voice because they are scared of what Scotland might say".

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Yes campaign should shun 'imprisoned and shackled' rhetoric, says senior SNP MP

After the Supreme Court decision, the First Minister said she would not allow “Scottish democracy to be a prisoner of Westminster”.

The Independent UK

Westminster leaders ‘scared’ of indyref2, claims Sturgeon

It came after the Supreme Court ruled Holyrood does not have the power to stage a referendum without Westminster consent.

Evening Standard

A shining result: Meet the campaigners who saved London’s historic gas lamps

London’s last remaining gas lamps are a part of our city’s fabric — and were under threat until a few days ago. Tom Ellen meets the group who fought to save these beacons of history

The Guardian - UK

Scottish opposition parties reject SNP’s plan to treat election as referendum

Nicola Sturgeon says making general election a de facto vote on independence is only lawful way for Scots to express their will

Glasgow Live

Pictures from the independence rally on Buchanan Street following Supreme Court's ruling

Thousands gathered on Buchanan Street after the UK Supreme Court decided that a second independence referendum could not be held without permission from Westminster

Daily Record

New poll finds half of Scots would vote SNP for independence at next general election

The First Minister announced on Wednesday that her party would use the next election as a de facto referendum on Scottish independence.

The Guardian - AU

Peter Gleeson leaves News Corp’s Courier-Mail and Sky News after multiple instances of plagiarism

In one case the Courier-Mail columnist and Sky News presenter filled almost half a column with the unattributed reporting of a regional ABC journalist

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