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It was billed as a new forum to pose “the big questions” about Scotland’s future, and in fairness Tuesday’s Scotland 2050 ...
A Scottish Labour win in the Hamilton by-election has handed the prime minister a much needed boost, but the result reveals that Reform is a growing threat in parts of the UK Nigel Farage has ...
Readers call for a referendum to decide if assisted dying should be implemented Like other Scots exiled south ot the Border I ...
And around 300,000 journeys have been taken with ScotRail both to and from Leven and Cameron Bridge stations since the official opening by First Minister John Swinney on June 2, 2024.
John Swinney has been accused of desperately trying to 'buy off' rebels threatening a leadership challenge after stepping ... Alastair Cameron, ... and why it may deepen rift with David and ...
John Swinney DID want to reward himself with a £20,000 pay rise ... David Beckham acknowledges estranged son Brooklyn as he credits mum Sandra for 'always being there' on her 76th birthday ...
John Swinney has said a challenge to his leadership of the SNP would not be a “good idea”. The First Minister was asked about reports of a plot by some in the party to force him to come up ...
John Swinney is a flawed politician, for sure, but if his critics within the SNP want to win the next Scottish Parliamentary election, they’ll bite their tongues and get behind him.
The stench of panic is overwhelming. First Minister John Swinney, humiliated by the SNP's defeat in the recent Hamilton by-election, faces a revolution in his party.
John Swinney has been warned there is “no justification” for job cuts after he forecast that Scotland’s public sector will have to shrink.
Mr Swinney pointed to it on Monday as a success: “The creation of a single Scottish Police service has led to over £200 million in savings over legacy arrangements, while crime has continued to ...
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