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Plea for calm after first signs of fuel panic-buying
Alex Salmond has urged Downing Street not to encourage panic-buying of fuel amid fears of a strike that could cripple the road network. (...)
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Case for Perth city status made directly to David Cameron
Perth's bid for city status has received a major boost after the case was made directly to the Prime Minister. (...)
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Alistair Darling echoes David Cameron's hint of more powers for Holyrood if independence is rejected
Former Chancellor Alistair Darling has suggested much greater financial powers could be handed to Holyrood if Scots reject independence. (...)
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Alex Salmond and David Cameron make 'little progress' in referendum talks
David Cameron and Alex Salmond made ''little progress'' over the staging of the independence referendum during their meeting on Thursday. (...)
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PepsiCo makes a £14.4m investment in future of Cupar oats factory
The Fife economy has received a major boost with PepsiCo's confirmation that it is ploughing £14.4 million into its porridge oats plant at Cupar and creating 30 new jobs. (...)
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'Where's the beef?' — David Cameron urged to clarify 'further powers' if Scotland opts to remain in Union
David Cameron has been challenged to ''spell out'' what extra powers Scotland could receive as an alternative to independence. (...)
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'Stronger, safer, richer and fairer' — Cameron's case for Union ahead of talks with Salmond
David Cameron has insisted Scotland is ''stronger, safer, richer and fairer'' as part of the United Kingdom. (...)
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First Minister's United Kingdom claims branded 'daft'
Alex Salmond has claimed an independent Scotland would not mean the break-up of the United Kingdom. (...)
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First Minister to lay out independence referendum plans
Alex Salmond will publish his much anticipated consultation on the Scottish independence referendum today. (...)
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'Let's have a positive conversation' — Prime Minister says he won't talk Scotland down
David Cameron will not question Scotland's ability to prosper as an independent nation as he battles to keep the country in the UK. (...)
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Former Tory chairman says Gordon Brown is man to lead anti-independence campaign
A former Tory chairman has called for ex-Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown to lead the drive to keep Scotland in the United Kingdom. (...)
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Joan McAlpine's 'anti-Scottish' accusation adds more heat to independence referendum row
The row over the independence referendum turned ugly on Thursday as one of Alex Salmond's closest aides branded unionists ''anti-Scottish''. (...)
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Cameron and Miliband join forces to defend the union
David Cameron and Ed Miliband have forged an alliance to take on Alex Salmond and keep Scotland in Britain. (...)
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SNP claim David Cameron's intervention will only increase support for independence
First Minister Alex Salmond says David Cameron's ''interfering'' in Scotland's independence referendum will increase support for separation. (...)
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SNP's independence campaign helped by unionists' tactical squabbles
The SNP have seized on a growing rift between unionist parties over the role David Cameron might play in the anti-independence campaign ahead of a referendum. (...)
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Opponents say unemployment figures show First Minister's 'Plan MacB' is not working
Alex Salmond's claim his government is leading the way in tackling joblessness has been left in tatters with figures showing unemployment in Scotland has surged ahead of the UK. (...)
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Dundee's pioneering work to benefit from UK life sciences catalyst fund
Dundee University's role in the UK life sciences industry has been recognised by David Cameron. (...)
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Labour MSPs criticised for boycotting Holyrood debate on pension reform
The Scottish Parliament witnessed a fiery debate on the public sector pension cuts behind Wednesday's strike — despite a boycott from Labour. (...)
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BMA's call to ban smoking in cars wins support from NHS Fife
NHS FIFE has backed calls by the British Medical Association to ban people from smoking in their cars. (...)
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New Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson issues independence referendum warning
Three days into her job, new Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson went to Downing Street on Monday for talks with Prime Minister David Cameron — then warned Alex Salmond must not be allowed to ''rig'' the independence referendum. (...)
