Politics
Jeremy Corbyn to meet Glasgow asylum seekers facing eviction
NHS warns ‘no deal’ Brexit could lead to hospital drug shortages and spread of disease
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Seats in Scotland vital for Labour election win, says Corbyn
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Jeremy Corbyn condemns former MP suspended from Labour amid anti-Semitism row
Jeremy Corbyn has condemned a former Labour MP who appeared to say he had lost respect for the Jewish community following the anti-Semitism row
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Chelsea Clinton: I might consider running for office - but in the future
Chelsea Clinton has said she has not ruled our running for office in the future, although she described a move into politics as a "definite no
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New ferries hit by further delays
Ferries being built on the Clyde have been hit by further delays, the Transport Minister has confirmed.Michael Matheson said the latest postponement
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Education Secretary told of child left covered in faeces at school
A child with additional support needs (ASN) was left covered in faeces at school as teachers would not help her, a mother has told the Scottish
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Gordon Brown: Jeremy Corbyn has got to change
Gordon Brown has said Jeremy Corbyn "has got to change" to address concerns over anti-Semitism in the Labour party.The former prime
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Pressure building to scrap P1 tests in face of opt-out campaign
Education Secretary John Swinney faces increasing pressure to scrap controversial tests for primary one pupils as he faces a national boycott
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Child poverty creating invisible generation - Gordon Brown
Lack of action to tackle child poverty is creating "a generation of invisible boys and girls", according to former prime minister Gordon
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Ministers announce funding for farmers affected by tough weather conditions
Loans to help farmers hit by months of adverse weather are being offered by the Scottish Government.The National Basic Payment Support Scheme
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Proposals to boost teaching profession unveiled by Lib Dems
The Scottish Liberal Democrats have unveiled a plan to boost the teaching profession ahead of the party's autumn conference.The proposals to be
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Former SNP minister calls for 'less marching, more listening'
Independence campaigners should do "less marching and more listening", according to former SNP justice secretary Kenny MacAskill.His
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Edinburgh book festival undermined by visa issues: Nicola Sturgeon
Nicola Sturgeon has said difficulties obtaining visas for overseas artists has "undermined" the prestigious Edinburgh International Book
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Scottish independence a safe and sensible choice, says ex-Tory councillor
A former Tory councillor has condemned Conservative Party policies as she revealed she now supports Scottish independence.Ashley Graczyk said the
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Action plan set out to cut suicides by 20%
Scotland is to set up a special suicide prevention group as part of efforts to reduce the number of people who take their own life by 20%.The
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Writers humiliated by visa demands, Edinburgh book festival boss claims
The UK's reputation as a global arts venue could be seriously damaged if the problems some overseas artists have in obtaining visas worsen
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Ruth Davidson backs calls for Johnson burka apology
Ruth Davidson has backed calls for Boris Johnson to apologise over his "gratuitously offensive" comments on the burka.The Scottish
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May heckled and booed during Edinburgh Fringe visit
Theresa May was booed and heckled during a visit to a show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The Prime Minister met members of the Soweto Gospel
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May calls on Sturgeon to back Brexit deal and not 'sow the politics of division'
Theresa May challenged the Scottish Government to get behind her Brexit proposals, instead of trying to "sow the politics of division".The
