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Indyref2: Nicola Sturgeon says next general election will be ‘de facto referendum’ on Scottish independence

First minister has said she will look for another way to Scottish independence after Supreme Court judges ruled on Wednesday morning Scotland must get Westminster’s permission for a second referendum

Evening Standard

Indyref2: Supreme Court to decide if Scotland can hold second independence vote

The panel of five justices will hand down their decision on Wednesday morning

The Independent UK

Key questions as Sturgeon’s IndyRef2 plan rejected by Supreme Court

First minister vows to fight on after Holyrood told vote needs Westminster’s approval

The Independent UK

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Scottish independence court case: What happens next?

The Supreme Court is expected to rule on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Trans law reform clears penultimate hurdles on path to becoming law

THE reform of gender recognition policy in Scotland has moved on to the final stage of parliamentary scrutiny before becoming law.

The National (Scotland)

Gender Reform committee suspended after interruption from campaigner

A SCOTTISH Parliament committee meeting on the reform of the Gender Recognition Act was briefly suspended after a campaigner interrupted the…

The National (Scotland)

Here's how The National will be covering the Supreme Court's indyref2 ruling

ON Wednesday the Supreme Court will hand down a decision which will lay the path of Scotland’s future.

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Scottish independence supporters plan rallies across the country after Supreme Court verdict

Judges will issue a ruling on Wednesday on whether the Scottish Government can stage an IndyRef2 without prior agreement from Westminster.

Daily Record

Scottish Parliament's COVID Recovery Committee to visit two Lanarkshire employment support services

Representatives will hold round-table discussions with staff and service users of Routes to Work and Remploy in Airdrie

Daily Record

Supreme Court independence referendum case: Four rulings that judges could make

The Scottish and UK governments will find out on Wednesday, November 23 the outcome of the Supreme Court case.

Daily Record

Tory MP refuses to say if UK will respect Supreme Court's indyref2 judgment

John Lamont, Tory MP, refused to “speculate” on the outcome of the constitutional court case due to be handed down by Supreme Court Justices on…

The National (Scotland)

Humza Yousaf insists NHS in Scotland will stick to 'founding principles' and won't bring in charges

Leaked minutes of a high-level meeting between NHS bosses in Scotland reveal a debate on whether to introduce a "two-tier system" as hospitals struggle to meet demand.

Daily Record

Judges could say it’s too early to rule on indyref2 powers, according to legal expert

THE delivery of the Supreme Court independence referendum judgment this week could indicate judges have concluded it is too early to rule on whether…

The National (Scotland)

Speakers revealed for huge day of independence action over indyref2 ruling

Speakers have been announced for the multiple of the rallies on Wednesday 23 - coinciding with the Supreme Court decision whether the Scottish…

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Daily Record

Lanarkshire college staff feared for jobs after latest whistleblowing case

Source tells us that, rather than investigate complaints, HR said they could call police and lawyers to investigate staff

The Independent UK

Scottish parliament ‘sorry’ after suffragette scarf women thrown out of trans debate

Presiding officer Alison Johnstone reprimanded security staff after they ordered critics of the new gender bill to leave

Evening Standard

Scottish Parliament apology after woman wearing suffragette scarf ejected from Holyrood gender debate

The presiding officer said the incident was an error and that suffrage colours ‘are not, and never have been, banned at the Scottish Parliament’

The Independent UK

Supreme Court to deliver indyref2 case judgment next week

Five justices heard legal arguments from the UK and Scottish governments during a two-day hearing in London last month.

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Ten rallies to be held across Scotland on Supreme Court indyref2 judgement day

Ten rallies are to be held across Scotland on the day of the Supreme Court decision - with the intention to draw the world's eyes to Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

UK accused of 'outrageous power grab' as experts sound alarm over EU law bill

THE UK Government has been accused of yet another Holyrood "power grab" after legal as issued a warning over Tory legislation on Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

Holyrood apology for woman ejected from meeting over Suffragette scarf

A WOMAN ejected from a committee meeting on transgender law reform for wearing a Suffragette scarf has received an apology on behalf of the Scottish…

The National (Scotland)

Committee shut down over Suffragette scarf row in trans rights meeting

A HOLYROOD committee has been suspended after a row broke out over claims a member of public was ejected from the meeting for wearing a Suffragette…

Daily Record

Case to upgrade major Dumfries and Galloway roads taken to Scottish Parliament

Campaigners were joined by politicians and the ferry operators, Stena Line, at Holyrood to push the case for improvements to both the A77 and A75

The Independent UK

Relations between UK and devolved governments must be reset, report finds

The report argues relations between UK and devolved governments are not working as they should.

Daily Record

SNP government slammed for 'ploughing ahead' with P1 testing despite opposition

Education Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville said there were "no plans to discontinue national standardised assessments for P1 learners".

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