VIDEO: Watch as Tory MSP kicked out of Holyrood for claiming Sturgeon ‘lied’ over Salmond inquiry pledge
A Conservative MSP has been ejected from the Holyrood chamber for claiming Nicola Sturgeon “lied” to parliament over the Salmond inquiry.
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Brexit bill: ‘Yapping, bumbling, mumbling’ Boris Johnson grilled at PMQs
Boris Johnson's post-Brexit plan for Britain "shatters" the devolution settlement, SNP boss Ian Blackford claimed as he condemned the prime minister's "yapping, bumbling and mumbling" defence of the proposals.
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UK fisheries deal: Britain and Norway sign ‘hugely important’ agreement
Britain has signed its first fisheries deal as an independent coastal state in more than 40 years.
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Brexit: Fishing bosses reveal sell-out fears as talks enter final stage
Fishing leaders "fear" a last-minute Brexit sell-out, amid reports Britain is prepared to offer European fishing fleets continued access to UK waters following the end of the transition period.
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Coronavirus in Scotland: Case numbers rising in every age group and active across all mainland regions
Coronavirus cases are rising across every age group and are active in all regions of mainland Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon has warned.
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Would charging rest of UK to keep Trident at Faslane be nuclear option for an independent Scotland?
An independent Scotland should finance its own defence forces by leasing military bases and charging the rest of the UK for housing nuclear weapons on the Clyde, a new paper has recommended.
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Boris Johnson’s Brexit bill ‘strengthens hand of those who want to break up UK’
Boris Johnson's post-Brexit blueprint for Britain moved one step closer to becoming law on Tuesday night, with warnings the plan "could break up the UK".
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Brexit: Michael Gove calls Internal Market Bill concerns ‘stories to scare children at bedtime’
Boris Johnson's controversial post-Brexit trade plan for the UK will go ahead regardless of whether the devolved nations agree to it, MSPs have been told.
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Coronavirus in universities: Students may face new lockdown before being allowed home for Christmas
Students could be forced to self-isolate again before the end of the academic year if they want to return home to their families at Christmas.
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