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Tories fume at SNP plans to expand Scottish Government's international network

UNIONIST parties have reacted with fury to reports that the Scottish Government is set to expand its network of international offices.

The National (Scotland)

Food price caps are global. So why is Scotland's plan getting bad press?

JOHN Swinney’s plans to introduce a price cap on food essentials have been subjected to “unfair” press coverage which casts the SNP as a…

The National (Scotland)

Community buses aim to catch a ride with £2 fare cap scheme

Community-owned bus services across Glasgow and the West of Scotland are weighing up the decision to charge £2 for a single journey under the new…

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Fears for future of Highland ferry service as world-unique boat breaks down

THE historic Highland ferry at the centre of a row between the community that runs it and an “absentee landowner” has broken down, raising fresh…

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Malcolm Offord misled parliament. So why was Scotland's media silent?

IN the first First Minister’s Questions of the new Holyrood session, Reform UK’s Scottish leader Malcolm Offord could not even finish his first…

The National (Scotland)

'Undemocratic': SNP official slams Scottish Government’s AI data centre position

AN SNP official has hit out at the Scottish Government’s current position on AI data centres – branding it “undemocratic” ...

The National (Scotland)

SNP members in bid to force debate on independence strategy at party conference

SNP activists are banding together in a bid to force a debate on the party’s independence strategy at the upcoming conference, The National…

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John Swinney calls for police probe into Nigel Farage and Reform over 'law breaches'

NIGEL Farage should resign as Reform UK leader – and the police must investigate allegations of criminality at the top of the party, First…

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Which Glasgow bus firms have signed up to new £2 fare cap and which buses?

The First Minister announced this week that bus fares across the Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) area will be capped at £2 for single…

The National (Scotland)

Campaigners ‘won’t stop’ until moratorium announced on AI data centres

Hundreds of people gathered outside the Scottish Parliament on Thursday for a protest against the developments.

Evening Standard

John Swinney declines opportunity to commit to AI data centre pause in Scotland

JOHN Swinney refused to commit to a moratorium on AI data centres after pressure from the Scottish Greens.

The National (Scotland)

New £150 million SSEN training facility to be built near Aberdeenshire town

A HUGE new £150 million SSEN training facility is set to be built just outside a Highland town ...

The National (Scotland)

Malcolm Offord panned for 'disinformation' after repeating debunked claims at FMQs

JOHN Swinney has panned Reform UK’s Scottish leader Malcolm Offord for spreading “disinformation” after he used his first question of the new…

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Scottish Government 'must rule out support for new oil and gas after UN warning'

A CHARITY has urged the Scottish Government to rule out support for new oil and gas fields after the UN warned that the world is set to breach a…

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Disbelief as BBC host asks John Swinney 'the most crass question ever'

THE BBC have been blasted after lining up three guests to slag off the SNP’s flagship food price cap policy – giving only the First Minister…

The National (Scotland)

SNP hail ScotRail passenger boom as peak fares scrapped one year ago

THE SNP have hailed new data which showed that ScotRail recently recorded an all-time high of passenger numbers ...

Evening Standard

Family of murdered mother say plans to tackle misogyny ‘not nearly enough’

Stacy Mair was killed weeks after her estranged husband had been released on bail charged with assaulting her.

The National (Scotland)

Bus operators not yet signed up to £2 fare cap in Glasgow area, Government concedes

BUS operators can opt out of the £2 fare cap scheme across Greater Glasgow and the west of Scotland, the Government has confirmed.

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John Swinney appoints new Scottish Government minister after MSP resigns

A NEW SNP minister has joined the Scottish Government ...

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney rules out compulsory redundancies amid NHS cuts

THE First Minister has insisted there is “no question” of workers facing compulsory redundancy as he embarks on a programme of major reforms to…

Evening Standard

Swinney says ‘no question’ of compulsory job losses as he cuts NHS boards

The First Minister made the commitment after revealing plans to cut the number of area health boards in Scotland from 14 to two.

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney faces backlash over 'reckless' plans to slash Scotland's health boards

Plans to cut the number of regional health boards in Scotland from 14 to just two could be “more reckless than revolutionary”, John Swinney has…

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Will the SNP's plans for government help or hinder the Scottish independence cause?

THE SNP’s Programme for Government has landed – and just about everyone in the country has something to say about it ...

The Guardian - UK

Swinney sticks with pledge to cap prices on basic foods in Scotland

First minister sets out his government’s agenda and defends policy described by industry groups as a ‘potty gimmick’

Evening Standard

John Swinney is warned reform package may be ‘more reckless than revolutionary’

The Scottish Trades Union Congress’s Roz Foyer said he was ‘presenting the public with a misleading choice of cuts packaged as public sector reform’.

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