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It’s being dubbed El Sackico and one manager could lose their job if the clash ends in defeat for their side. → Read More
Calls have been made to close the Thornton greyhound race track in Fife. → Read More
Former SNP Westminster deputy leader Kirsten Oswald has urged the Tory Prime Minister to U-turn on his decision to back the two-child limit. → Read More
Health secretary Humza Yousaf said he has "no no more money" to make an improved pay offer to health workers. → Read More
Tory ministers have warned the controversial GRR legislation passed by MSPs could impact on UK-wide equalities laws. → Read More
Several people in the public gallery at Holyrood could be heard shouting 'shame on you' in the direction of MSPs. → Read More
MSPs are currently debating the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill ahead of a vote on Wednesday evening. → Read More
The Government has issued civil legal proceedings against PPE Medpro, a firm at the centre of a row over the supply of personal protective equipment during the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
The NASUWT walkout is set to coincide with action by Educational Institute of Scotland members who will take strike action over January 10 and 11. → Read More
Senior judges rejected arguments that the plans to provide one-way tickets to the east African nation were unlawful. → Read More
The Who Wants to be a Millionaire host said he "dreams of people throwing lumps of excrement" at Meghan Markle. → Read More
ScotRail has warned passengers to only commute if necessary as Network Rail workers hit the picket line for the second time this week. → Read More
Andrew Western won 69.65 per cent of the vote in the Stretford and Urmston by-election on Thursday. → Read More
The Deputy First Minister responded to claims by the Scottish Chambers of Commerce who said tax hikes taxes for the wealthiest across the country would discourage investment into the economy. → Read More
Ahead of his statement Swinney apologised to the Presiding Officer after details of his Budget were leaked to the media, saying no-one was authorised to do so. → Read More
The freezing or lowering of tax brackets is known as a stealth tax as more people are pulled into paying higher tax as wages and prices rise. → Read More
Scottish Government ministers put a new offer on the table which would have seen workers receive on average a 7.5 per cent pay rise. → Read More
The poll found that, when undecided voters were removed, 50.2 per cent backed separation from the rest of the UK in what appears to be a trend towards independence since the ruling of the UK Supreme Court. → Read More
The new SNP Westminster leader praised Holyrood for engaging in "positive and proactive" talks with unions to avert a strike by members of Unite and Unison. → Read More
The MP for West Suffolk took to social media today to reveal he will not be standing at the next national vote, which is due to take place in 2024. → Read More