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John Swinney call on college lecturers to suspend strikes rejected
17 May 2017
EIS rejects plea to return to work while pay deal agreed last year is not honoured
Greens table amendments to SNP Air Passenger Duty plans
17 May 2017
Scottish Green amendments would require the Scottish Government to assess social, economic...
Labour manifesto has £58bn black hole, claims Conservatives
17 May 2017
Jeremy Corbyn says nationalisation of water, the railways and the national grid would not count...
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Action plan for cyber resilience in Scotland to be accelerated following cyber attacks on NHS
16 May 2017
The National Cyber Resilience Leaders' Board will develop guidelines to help Scottish public sector...
Inflation hits four-year high as wage squeeze worsens
16 May 2017
Wages continue to lag behind inflation across the UK, according to latest Consumer Prices...
Jeremy Corbyn attacks SNP over 'unwanted and unnecessary' independence vote
16 May 2017
Jeremy Corbyn will use Labour’s manifesto launch to attack the SNP over their...
Liberal Democrats promise budding entrepreneurs £100 a week
16 May 2017
Entrepreneurs will be handed £100 a week to help with their living costs
Nicola Sturgeon accuses Tory candidate of "appalling behaviour" after reports he swore at a school child
15 May 2017
Tory candidate James Heappey said the comments had been intended as a joke
Anne McCall appointed director of RSPB Scotland
15 May 2017
Anne McCall will replace Stuart Housden as RSPB Scotland director on 30 May
Provision for additional support needs in schools ‘inadequate’ warns committee
15 May 2017
Parents 'have to fight for' additional support for learning, MSPs warn
An independent Scotland may need to take "phased approach" to EU membership, says Nicola Sturgeon
15 May 2017
The First Minister said uncertainties over Brexit meant that if Scotland voted for...
Nicola Sturgeon accuses Theresa May of “playing into gender stereotypes”
15 May 2017
Responding to the Prime Minister, Nicola Sturgeon said: "I get on with the girl job of running the...
Theresa May to unveil plans for new workers' rights, but abandons living wage pledge
15 May 2017
But the Prime Minister will abandon plans to offer a £9 per hour National Living Wage
International nurses day marked by row over pay cap
12 May 2017
Nicola Sturgeon defends NHS pay cap at FMQs
Green MSP John Finnie launches consultation on bill to ban smacking
12 May 2017
The UK is one of only four countries in the EU that allows physical punishment of children