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Dumbarton "snubbed" ahead of 800th anniversary as a Royal Burgh, claims MSP

Labour's Jackie Baillie has written to cabinet secretary Angus Robertson to question why no major events have been planned to celebrate the octo-centenary.

Daily Record

First Minister to announce cost-of-living help for Scottish children

APPROXIMATELY 400,000 children will be eligible for an anti-poverty benefit increase from November as Nicola Sturgeon sets out a raft of…

The National (Scotland)

Tax 'Big Whisky' to raise up to £1bn for public services, SNP government told

THE Scottish Government should bring in tariffs on “big whisky” to avoid cutting public services amid a cost-of-living crisis,…

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Jail chiefs under pressure as over 2000 Scots prisoners not yet guilty of crime

Some prisoners, not yet tried for their crimes, have been languishing inside for over six months

Daily Record

Rise in Scottish child payment part of plans to tackle cost emergency – Sturgeon

The First Minister will put the cost-of-living crisis at the forefront of her Programme for Government speech on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Douglas Ross in row with SNP minister over 'abusive' social media posts to journalist

DOUGLAS Ross clashed with an SNP minister over the abuse of a journalist by fringe members of the independence movement in a row which derailed a…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland Covid winter booster explained including who qualifies for vaccine

The Scottish Government has begun rolling out its winter Covid-19 vaccination booster programme — here is everything you need to know, including eligibility criteria

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Derek Mackay to make Holyrood appearance for grilling over 'ferries fiasco'

FORMER minister Derek Mackay will give evidence to a committee of MSPs probing the so-called ferries fiasco this week.

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow cafe ordered to remove 'inappropriate' sign after complaint

The owner of Mi Chaii on Victoria Road appealed against the council's decision but it was upheld by a reporter appointed by the Scottish Government.

Glasgow Live

LGBT+ activists march on Holyrood calling for 'trans rights now'

LGBT campaigners marched on Holyrood calling on the Scottish Government to go further in reforms for transgender people

The National (Scotland)

Concerns raised as the number of mental health officers in Renfrewshire falls

Anyone looking for help might struggle to get the services they require

Daily Record

John Swinney promises swift fiscal review if emergency Budget held

THE Scottish Government will lay out the results of a fiscal review within two weeks of a UK Government emergency Budget, John Swinney has said.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's first ever college for complex needs set to open its doors

THE headteacher at Scotland’s first-ever dedicated college for school leavers with complex needs has insisted “the sky’s the limit” for what…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government pledges fiscal review two weeks after UK emergency budget

Scottish ministers announced plans to review this year’s budget to identify extra funding to tackle the cost of living crisis.

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Opposition politicians fume at First Minister's upcoming trip to tackle climate crisis

OPPOSITION politicians have been left fuming as the First Minister plans to travel to COP27 in the midst of a climate crisis.

The National (Scotland)

‘Harmful and unwelcome’ UK Bill of Rights will interfere with the constitution

THE Scottish Government has issued a lengthy attack on highly controversial legislation to replace the Human Rights Act, warning it is “harmful…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's 'horrific' housing stock must be addressed to protect people from cost-of-living rise

SCOTLAND’S “horrific” housing stock must be improved immediately to protect people both from

The National (Scotland)

New wellbeing strategy is an opportunity to protect Scotland’s mental health

IN the context of a once-in-a-generation cost of living crisis, alongside the lingering effects of the Covid pandemic, Scotland’s mental health…

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Daily Record

Scots union chief says parents on £25,000 salary 'turning to loan sharks to pay for school uniforms'

The STUC general secretary called on Nicola Sturgeon needs to “get a grip” and start treating the soaring cost of living as a “humanitarian crisis”.

Daily Record

Hospitals forced to fund flights and hotels for agency nurses on £100 an hour amid NHS crisis

A Sunday Mail investigation has revealed a 2000% increase in private contractors over the last decade.

The Independent UK

Cost-of-living support to be ‘front and centre’ of First Minister’s plans

Nicola Sturgeon accused the UK Government of having been in ‘hibernation’ due to the Tory leadership contest.

The Independent UK

Bill of Rights ‘harmful and unwelcome’, says Scottish Government

The Bill of Rights would make the UK Supreme Court the ultimate arbiter of human rights law in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Mass refugee centres could be opened in Scotland to house Ukrainian refugees

MASS refugee reception centres could be opened in Scotland to temporarily house thousands fleeing the war in Ukraine, it has been suggested.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government to provide £500,000 of disaster relief to flood-hit Pakistan

THE Scottish Government is providing £500,000 to help with relief efforts in Pakistan after devastating floods left one-third of the country…

The Independent UK

Extra cash for strike deal to be cut from elsewhere, says Sturgeon

The First Minister said the Scottish Government would have to make some ‘really tough decisions’ in response to the cost-of-living crisis.

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