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Scottish leaders' debate: Murphy accuses Sturgeon of planning 'black hole' in...

Scottish Labour leader warns over ‘rerun of referendum’ after SNP leader confirms she would introduce full fiscal autonomy for Scotland within a year if given the opportunity...

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Scottish independence: Alex Salmond accused of 'campaign of lies' on future...

The debate over Scottish independence has descended into acrimony as nationalists are accused of waging a “campaign of lies” on the NHS, with the future of the health service set to be the crucial...

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Scottish budget: No change in Scottish income tax rate

The finance secretary John Swinney has ruled out an increase in Scottish income tax when Holyrood gets new financial powers next year. Mr Swinney made the announcement as he unveiled his draft budget...

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Gordon Brown calls for Scottish politics 'reset'

Former prime minister Gordon Brown says politicians in Scotland must stop obsessing about constitutional change and focus on improving people's lives. The Labour MP is to give a speech in Glasgow...

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Kids Company psychologist suspended for giving MDMA to client

Helen Winter handed 18-month suspension for offering class A drug to vulnerable youngster she met through the charity...

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Scottish Budget: Boost for first-time buyers

Homebuyers in Scotland will pay no tax on properties costing less than £135,000, Finance Secretary John Swinney has announced. And a 12% marginal rate for houses costing more than £1m will come into...

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MSPs pass pre-referendum Scottish budget

MSPs have overwhelmingly approved the Scottish government's final budget before September's independence referendum. The legislation secured the support of Labour, the Lib Dems and the Greens. However,...

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Scottish Conservative manifesto vows 'strong opposition' to SNP

Leader Ruth Davidson admits party cannot win but says it can succeed where Labour has failed in holding SNP to account...

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More health cash in Scottish Budget 2015-16 plans

Scotland's Finance Secretary John Swinney said his budget plans would create a "more prosperous and fairer Scotland". Mr Swinney, who is also deputy first minister, was speaking as Holyrood debated his...

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Scottish vote should herald policies for working people, says Len McCluskey...

(Source: UNITE) Scottish vote should herald policies for working people, says Len McCluskey A clarion call was made for policies to reflect the interests of working people in the aftermath of the...

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Scottish budget to be passed by MSPs

The Scottish government's last budget before the independence referendum is expected to be passed by parliament. Finance Secretary John Swinney said the would boost the economy and counter "Westminster...

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MSPs argue over the 'vow' on more Scottish powers

Politicians at Holyrood have been arguing about whether the pre-referendum vote "vow" pledging more powers for Scotland had been met. Deputy First Minister John Swinney said promises by the three UK...

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Scottish Government ‘committed’ to Named Person plans

JOHN Swinney has said the Scottish Government remains "absolutely committed” to introducing a named person for every child as MSPs prepare to debate the policy. The Deputy First Minister and Education...

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SNP surge in Scotland could hold key to next UK government

Add comment Reprints + - In this April 3, 2015 photo, Britain's Labour party leader Ed Miliband arrives in Blackpool, England, to meet Labour supporters while on the election campaign. Miliband’s...

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PM hails new powers of Holyrood

Holyrood is to become one of the "most powerful devolved parliaments in the world" David Cameron will claim today as the basis of a new law that will give more powers to Scotland is published. The...

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Scottish independence: Post-Yes Scotland 'to end austerity'

Scotland would borrow billions of pounds in the first few years of independence in a bid to kick start the economy and end austerity, the Scottish government has confirmed. The SNP administration has...

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Holyrood has got promised powers in full, says Scottish secretary

David Mundell says Tories are sticking to amendments in Scotland bill that will stop Westminster interfering in tax and welfare powers...

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Smith Commission on Scottish devolution meets for the first time

The commission tasked with agreeing the shape of enhanced powers for Scotland’s parliament has met for the first time. In the shadow of Edinburgh Castle, Lord Smith, who is chairing the all-party...

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Talks on Scottish devolution to begin

All-party talks aimed at reaching agreement on what new powers should be devolved to Scotland in the wake of the independence referendum get under way today. For the first time, all five political...

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Business leaders call for SNP to drop independence drive

A revived Scottish independence campaign unveiled today will bring "fresh uncertainty” to the country’s future and be a "major breach of trust” with voters from the 2014 referendum, a group of leading...

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