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Scotch whisky firm blames 'unfair' taxes and slams Keir Starmer as profits decline

A MAJOR Scottish whisky firm has slammed the “unfairness” of the current UK duty policy after it reported a drop in profits last year ...

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Michelle Mone 'must be removed' from House of Lords after £122m PPE scandal

THE SNP have called for Michelle Mone to be removed from the House of Lords after a PPE firm linked to the Tory peer was ordered to repay the UK…

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Firm linked to Michelle Mone to repay Government £122m for Covid PPE contract breach

A COMPANY linked to Michelle Mone has been told it must repay the UK Government nearly £122 million back after it breached a contract to supply…

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Scottish Government urges Israel to allow safe passage of Global Sumud Flotilla

The Scottish Government has called on Israel to allow the safe passage of the Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza.

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'Do your jobs': Scottish flotilla activists in urgent plea to Labour amid threats

Scottish activists taking part in the Global Sumud Flotilla have issued a final plea to the UK Government as they face an "imminent"…

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Defence Secretary to announce £2.5m for Clyde facility after 'student politics' jibe

THE UK Government is set to announce £2.5 million in funding for a welding facility on the Clyde and accuse the SNP of not “backing Scottish…

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Labour stepping in to fund welding skills centre in Glasgow, Healey confirms

The Defence Secretary accused the SNP Scottish Government of failing the back the shipbuilding industry.

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Inside story as Palestine Action protesters arrested outside Labour conference

PRO-PALESTINE activists with keffiyehs chanting “free, free Palestine” ...

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Anas Sarwar ducks saying he believes digital ID will stop migrant crossings

ANAS Sarwar dodged answering whether he believes digital ID will stop migrants from crossing the English Channel.

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'Shelve the gimmicks': Home Office urged to act on Labour Together's asylum plans

CHARITIES, opposition parties, and people who have lived through the Home Office system have urged the UK Government to act on proposals from an…

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Police Scotland making 'false terrorism allegations after identity mix-ups'

POLICE Scotland has wrongly accused Scots of breaching terrorism laws after misidentifying people at a demonstration in Edinburgh earlier this…

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Petition against digital ID cards smashes 2 million signatures milestone

A PETITION calling on the UK Government to stop plans for the roll out of compulsory digital identity cards has hit another huge milestone – 2…

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Indy activist onboard flotilla slams Labour's 'despicable response' to calls for help

A prominent Scottish independence activist sailing to Gaza in a historic humanitarian effort has slammed the Labour Government's "despicable…

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Digital ID will 'put rights of all people in UK at risk', Amnesty warns

KEIR Starmer’s plans for Digital ID will “put the rights of all people in the UK at risk”, Amnesty International has said.

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Petition against digital ID cards hits major 1 million signatures milestone

A PETITION to stop the UK Government’s plans to roll out compulsory digital identity cards has hit 1 million signatures ...

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Keir Starmer confirms plans for compulsory 'Brit Card' ID scheme amid backlash

KEIR Starmer has confirmed the UK Government will bring in compulsory digital identity cards in a move which will ignite a major debate on civil…

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Equalities minister pledges £300k to 'tackle division' in communities

THE Equalities Minister has pledged £300,000 to help charities “tackle division” in communities across Scotland amid rising anti-immigration…

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Rachel Reeves 'taxi tax' plans blasted as attack on poor and disabled

AN SNP MSP has said that plans by the UK Government to impose the standard VAT rate on all taxi fares would hit poorer, disabled and older people…

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UK activists respond after Global Sumud Flotilla 'attacked by drones'

UK participants taking part in the Global Sumud Flotilla have spoken out after a series of reported drone attacks ...

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First Gazan students arrive in Scotland for university – but fears remain for others

THE first students have arrived from Gaza to take up their university scholarships in Scotland ...

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Is drilling for new oil and gas in the North Sea back on the agenda?

IS it a coincidence that less than a week after Donald Trump urged the UK to “drill baby drill” in the North Sea, that ministers are reportedly…

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What does the UK recognising Palestine actually mean?

THE UK Government has announced it has formally recognised the state of Palestine. But what does this actually mean?

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'Just the first step': John Swinney joins Palestinian Mission for 'historic' moment

JOHN Swinney has renewed calls for an end to arms sales to Israel as he attended a ceremony celebrating the UK’s recognition of the state of…

Evening Standard

Flynn calls on Miliband to change oil and gas regime

The letter comes amid reports the UK Government is considering a recommendation to allow exploration in new fields via adjacent existing fields.

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UK taxes to rise steadily to combat mounting public spending pressures – KPMG

Economists for KPMG said it had been an unexpectedly strong start to 2025 but the second half was looking more uncertain.

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