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SNP condemn Rishi Sunak's anti-strike laws 'in strongest possible terms'

THE SNP have condemned in the "strongest possible terms" Conservative anti-strike laws which could see unions sued by employers if they…

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Protest in public gallery causes significant delay to final gender reform debate

THE final debate on changes to gender recognition legislation has been severely disrupted after members of the public held a protest in the public…

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Scottish pro-republic groups plan rallies to fall on King's coronation

THE King’s coronation in May was the focus of the final Cabinet meeting of the year on Tuesday whilst campaigners in Scotland met to discuss…

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Scottish Parliament prepares to 'make history' in final stage of gender reform debate

The Scottish Greens have said this week will be “vital” for trans rights and equality as MSPs brace for two long days of debates on Tuesday and…

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Refugees must get equal access to mental health services, demand Scottish Greens

EQUALITY of access to mental health services for refugees and asylum seekers is essential in preventing wellbeing crises, the…

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Starmer using Tories language on migration, say Scottish Greens

KEIR Starmer is using the same “insular” and “xenophobic” language as the Tories on immigration, according to the Scottish Greens.

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UK inflation hits 41-year high due to surging energy bills

SOARING energy bills sent UK inflation to its highest level for 41 years in October as the cost-of-living crisis continues to hit households,…

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France migrant deal 'will not fix disastrous Tory asylum system'

MORE safe routes and support for people fleeing war, conflict and persecution are needed, according to the Scottish Greens.

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Greens hit back at claims they 'don't care' about north-east renewable potential

CLAIMS Scottish Greens "do not care" about the north-east and what it could do for net zero have been panned by the party's regional MSP.

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Scottish Greens MSP to launch Member's Bill to ensure late workers get home safely

A SCOTTISH Greens MSP has announced plans to pursue a Members Bill that would oblige hospitality venues to provide free transport to help workers…

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Scottish Tories attack ‘skewed priorities’ in Nicola Sturgeon’s keynote speech

Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross said the SNP conference speech was ‘narrow’ and ‘independence-obsessed’.

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Falling job adverts and rising redundancies spark fears of return to Thatcher days

JOB adverts are falling while potential redundancies are rocketing, according to fresh UK Government statistics, sparking fears Liz Truss’s…

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'He has to go': Scottish Greens and SNP slam Chancellor's dramatic U-turn

THE Scottish Greens have said that Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng “has no option but to go” following a U-turn on his plan to scrap the 45p tax rate…

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'Despicable and needless:' Scottish Greens slam Tory plans to cut benefits

THE Scottish Greens have said that reported cuts to the benefits of part time workers would be “a despicable and needless act of cruelty”.

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Tory minister slated for saying Queen's funeral cost will be accepted by struggling public

THE Greens have said the “pomp and displays of wealth” seen since the Queen’s death will feel “a million miles away” from the lives of…

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Dozens of food banks across Scotland to close during Queen's funeral

An investigation has found more than a third of Trussell Trust sites will close for the Queen's funeral

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'Deeply concerning': Cross-party fears over arrests of anti-monarchy protesters

Fears over the arrests of anti-monarchy protesters have been raised by politicians from numerous Scottish parties.

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Top Tory minister 'inadvertently' makes case for indy by hailing energy stats

A TOP Tory minister has “inadvertently made the case for independence” by hailing energy statistics which critics have said highlight…

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Nicola Sturgeon urged to send more aid to flood-hit Pakistan

NICOLA Sturgeon's government faces calls to send further aid to the victims of Pakistan's floods as one third of the country is under water.

Daily Record

Scottish Secretary claimed £4k of taxpayers money for utilities on second home

The Sunday Mail investigation reveals that taxpayers were left to pay his energy bill.

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'Powerful' film showcases history and dangers of Trident - and resistance to it

THE 40th anniversary of the Faslane Peace Camp was celebrated on Tuesday night with the premiere of a "powerful" short film exploring the…

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Scotland's attainment figures 'very poor', Green MSP admits

SCOTLAND’S attainment gap figures are “very poor”, a Scottish Green MSP has admitted.

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Leading LGBT organisations tell Tory hopefuls to 'call off the culture war'

TORY leadership contenders have been told to “call off the culture war” amid concerns that transgender people are being used as a wedge issue in…

Daily Record

Scots drugs crusader backs Dundee MSP after he misses summit on city death rate

Peter Krykant says any suggestion that Joe FitzPatrick had deliberately missed the meeting, which heard from Dundonians affected by drug addiction, was "blatantly false".

Daily Record

Dundee campaigners rally for end to fuel poverty as council declares emergency

Activtsts gathered in City Square less than two weeks after the council became the first in Scotland to declare a "cost-of-living emergency".

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