Nov 29, 2020

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	All Scottish primary school children will get free year-round breakfast and lunch, says John Swinney

	Free school breakfasts and lunches will be provided all year round to every Primary pupil in Scotland under radical plans unveiled by Deputy First Minister John Swinney.

Scottish National Investment Bank will have to earn trust and respect – Brian Wilson

The chairman of the Scottish National Investment Bank, Willie Watt, wants it to become a “trusted institution owned by the whole of Scotland”.

Black Friday 2020 live: all the best deals, updated as they're announced

It's the biggest shopping day on the calendar – and now the Black Friday sales have already started in earnest. Here's our round-up of the best deals now on.

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Boris Johnson is preparing indyref2 campaign, says SNP Deputy leader

The UK government is already preparing for a referendum on Scottish independence and Boris Johnson will grant a repeat of the 2014 vote with a Nationalist triumph at the Holyrood election.

Why Scotland must not try to railroad UK into Indyref2 – Scotsman comment

Ahead of the SNP’s party conference, Joanna Cherry MP made the case for MSPs to pass legislation for a second independence referendum if the UK government continues its stance of refusing to grant permission in the event of a new nationalist majority after the Holyrood elections in May.

Churchill’s ties to Scotland falling ‘out of public knowledge’, warns great grandson

Sir Winston Churchill’s great-grandson has backed a campaign for greater recognition of the former prime minister’s ties to Scotland, stressing that contemporary political debates should have “no bearing on an objective view of history.”

Jenny Marra, Labour MSP, to step down at next election

Labour MSP for the North East Jenny Marra has announced she will step down at the next election.

Lewis Capaldi announces new version of album Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent

Lewis Capaldi has announced the release of a new album.

Man threatens Morrisons petrol station staff in ‘terrifying’ attempted robbery in Borders

Detectives are appealing for information following an attempted robbery where a young man threatened a staff member and demanded money in what was described as a ‘terrifying experience’ at the Morrisons petrol station in Hawick.

Here are 11 beautiful sunrises across Scotland which caught our attention this morning

Waking up on a Saturday to a glorious sunrise is a great way to start a day for many and these are some glorious pics of that morning bliss our readers sent in today.



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