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First Minister reported to statistics watchdog over 'seriously twisted' Covid data

First Minister reported to statistics watchdog over 'seriously twisted' Covid data

Lib Dem Willie Rennie says numbers cited during First Minister's Questions were misleading
by Margaret Taylor
SEPA chief executive leaves with immediate effect following 'conduct allegations'

SEPA chief executive leaves with immediate effect following 'conduct allegations'

Local authorities set to increase control over short-term lets
Communities, Housing & Planning

Local authorities set to increase control over short-term lets

Getting to Know You - Siobhian Brown MSP

Getting to Know You - Siobhian Brown MSP

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Associate Feature: Gaelic and the Economy

Associate Feature: Gaelic and the Economy

One of the prime responsibilities of the chief executive of Bord na Gaidhlig is leading the creation for Scottish Ministers of a national plan for Gaelic.
Associate Feature: Connecting Scotland

Associate Feature: Connecting Scotland

How connectivity in Scotland has the power to deliver change.
Finance committee demands greater transparency as Budget debate looms

Finance committee demands greater transparency as Budget debate looms

Report highlights series of issues affecting Scotland's financial position
Inside Politics See all

Associate Feature: Prescription for a healthy economy
Energy

Beyond the North Sea: what does just transition mean?

Can MPs really not talk about the Queen?

Kate Forbes: 'Tolerance can only exist between people who fundamentally disagree'
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Comment: Allowing 'self-id' will make it harder to prevent men invading women-only spaces
Kath Murray, Lucy Hunter Blackburn and Lisa Mackenzie
by Kath Murray, Lucy Hunter Blackburn and Lisa Mackenzie

Comment: Allowing 'self-id' will make it harder to prevent men invading women-only spaces

Reform of the Gender Recognition Act will have 'stark consequences' for women and girls, says Kath Murray
Comment: It's over-reaching politicians we have to guard against, not jurors
Dani Garavelli
by Dani Garavelli

Comment: It's over-reaching politicians we have to guard against, not jurors

We should resist politicians attempting to meddle in legal cases, says Dani Garavelli

Associate Feature: Committed to our communities 

Associate Feature: Rebuilding and recovery

Associate Feature: Scotland’s water services future focus on next two decades

Sketch: Downing Street parties come in different shades of Gray
Editor's Column: The Blame Game
Mandy Rhodes

Editor's Column: The Blame Game

Almost everything in Scottish politics is currentl...
by Mandy Rhodes
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Local Government

Nearly half of Scots support directly elected mayors
Local Government

Pay councillors more, says Cosla
Education See all
Education

Education committee launch inquiry on attainment gap cash
Education

Not enough being done to ensure schools stay open, warns Labour
Health See all
Health

Most Covid restrictions to be lifted from Monday
Health

Former police chief named as new chair of Drug Deaths Taskforce
Justice See all
Justice

Committee sets out proposals to change justice system
Justice

Lord Advocate orders fresh inquiry into how sexual crimes are prosecuted
Green Pages See all
Green Pages

In Context: The Glasgow Breakthroughs
Green Pages

UK Government announces funding for hydrogen project near Glasgow
Business & Economy See all
Business & Economy

Government must ‘take urgent action’ on skills planning
Business & Economy

Imagining an economy that works for all of Scotland
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