Daniel O'Donoghue
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Boris Johnson’s luxury flat makeover ‘could pay for a house in Scotland’
Boris Johnson's luxury £200,000 Downing Street flat refurbishment could buy a home for most families across the UK, Labour analysis has found. → Read More
Covid-19 vaccine: Under 30s to be offered alternative jab after blood clot finding
Vaccine regulators have concluded that people under the age of 30 should be offered an alternative to the AstraZeneca jab, after a study concluded blood clots could be a "very rare side effect". → Read More
Nicola Sturgeon's SNP on course for 11-seat Holyrood majority
Nicola Sturgeon is on course to win an 11-seat majority at May's Holyrood election, according to the latest poll. → Read More
Covid-19 vaccine: Medicine regulators to meet as concerns grow over blood clots
European and UK medicine watchdogs will meet this afternoon to investigate potential links between the AstraZeneca jab and blood clots in younger people. → Read More
Alex Salmond demands Alba Party's inclusion in TV debates
Alex Salmond has called on broadcasters to invite him to the next round of TV leaders' debates. → Read More
Boris Johnson ‘not ruling out’ second family holiday to Highlands
Boris Johnson could holiday in the Highlands for a second year, amid continuing doubt over whether foreign trips will be permitted this summer. → Read More
Alba Party: Salmond urges Sturgeon to join him in campaign for independence ‘super-majority’
Alex Salmond has urged Nicola Sturgeon to campaign with him to secure an independence "super-majority" at Holyrood. → Read More
COP26 could 'impact' policing in north-east and Highlands
Police chiefs have admitted an international climate summit in Glasgow this year could pull officers away from the day-to-day beat in the north-east and Highlands. → Read More
Scottish independence: Can Holyrood hold a referendum without Westminster’s consent?
Can the Scottish Parliament call an independence referendum without Westminster's consent? It's a question that will likely dominate the months following the Holyrood election. → Read More
David Davis under fire from SNP for Alex Salmond comments
David Davis has come under fire from the SNP in the House of Commons after suggesting Alex Salmond had been the victim of a criminal conspiracy. → Read More
Island growth deal: £100m boost for Orkney, Shetland and Western Isles
Orkney, Shetland and the Western Isles will get a £100 million boost on Wednesday when ministers sign off on a 10-year "growth deal". → Read More
Immigration: Victory for fishermen over ‘ridiculous’ deckhands rule
Immigration ministers have caved to demands to include deckhands on the UK's skilled worker list. → Read More
SNP minister claims extra cash for Scotland is an 'assault on devolution'
Boris Johnson's "levelling up" plan could see Aberdeen, Dundee and the Highlands handed millions of pounds in extra cash. → Read More
‘Stick to the day job’: SNP minister clashes with Tory MP over Alex Salmond saga
Tensions over the Alex Salmond saga spilled over into a House of Commons committee this afternoon. → Read More
Analysis: Instagrammer-in-chief Rishi Sunak delivers his #hashtag Budget
Rishi Sunak arrived in the Commons carrying what surely must have been the lightest red box in Budget history. → Read More
Budget: More than 300,000 Scots jobs protected with furlough scheme extension
Rishi Sunak is to extend the furlough scheme until the end of September at Wednesday's Budget, protecting hundreds of thousands of jobs across Scotland. → Read More
Seafood Scotland chief fears Brexit could sink small fishing firms
Brexit red tape could lead to the "demise" of small local fishing firms, warn industry leaders. → Read More
Boris Johnson setting up charity to pay for Downing Street flat makeover
Boris Johnson's plan to use a charity to cover the costs of his flat refurbishment have been criticised by a former parliamentary standards boss. → Read More
Budget: Rishi Sunak urged to help north-east fishermen and distillers
Rishi Sunak has been urged to use the Budget to give north-east fishermen and distillers a boost. → Read More
Budget: SNP urge Rishi Sunak to save hospitality sector
Rishi Sunak has been urged to extend the VAT cut for pubs and restaurants until the end of the year in order to rescue the ailing hospitality industry. → Read More