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Poll: Fewer than half of Scots believe Scottish Parliament has served them well
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	Poll: Fewer than half of Scots believe Scottish Parliament has served them well

	But research by The Diffley Partnership found positivity about devolution outweighs negativity

Poll: Fewer than half of Scots believe Scottish Parliament has served them well

With Tories facing near electoral extinction, don't bet against Sunak getting the boot – Euan McColm

With Tories facing near electoral extinction, don't bet against Sunak getting the boot – Euan McColm

Dirty beaches: Scotland’s rubbish problem sparks renewed calls for tougher action on disposables

Dirty beaches: Scotland’s rubbish problem sparks renewed calls for tougher action on disposables

'I'm passionate about whisky, and about Scotland': Interview with Susan Morrison, CEO of the Scotch Whisky Experience

'I'm passionate about whisky, and about Scotland': Interview with Susan Morrison, CEO of the Scotch Whisky Experience

Scotland's universities are a national asset at risk of severe degradation – Alastair Sim

Scotland's universities are a national asset at risk of severe degradation – Alastair Sim

Childcare costs: Four in 10 Scots having an abortion say spiralling costs are the main reason

Childcare costs: Four in 10 Scots having an abortion say spiralling costs are the main reason

SNP ministers warned it is now 'impossible' to meet 2030 legal climate target amid plan delays

SNP ministers warned it is now 'impossible' to meet 2030 legal climate target amid plan delays

Final frontier: Why we need to be custodians of the cosmos as Scotland takes a giant leap in the space race

Final frontier: Why we need to be custodians of the cosmos as Scotland takes a giant leap in the space race

Spurious hate crime complaints to hard-pressed police could see real criminals escape justice – Murdo Fraser

Spurious hate crime complaints to hard-pressed police could see real criminals escape justice – Murdo Fraser

Scottish dementia research project handed funding boost as Dame Barbara Windsor’s widow named ‘people’s champion’

Scottish dementia research project handed funding boost as Dame Barbara Windsor’s widow named ‘people’s champion’

Scottish Government appeal against ‘unlawful’ ruling on fishing licences to be heard in Court of Session

Scottish Government appeal against ‘unlawful’ ruling on fishing licences to be heard in Court of Session

What you can expect during a stay at Middlethorpe Hall & Spa, the quintissential country house hotel near York

What you can expect during a stay at Middlethorpe Hall & Spa, the quintissential country house hotel near York

"The pockets of salted caramel fudge melt". Easter 2024: Tried and tested supermarket novelty hot cross buns

"The pockets of salted caramel fudge melt". Easter 2024: Tried and tested supermarket novelty hot cross buns

Scotland's Euro 2024 squad door is closing - 'if somebody comes from nowhere, I would be very surprised'

Scotland's Euro 2024 squad door is closing - 'if somebody comes from nowhere, I would be very surprised'

Dr James Robson looks back on 33 years: Optimism for rugby future, Doddie Weir, Thom Evans incident, next plans

Dr James Robson looks back on 33 years: Optimism for rugby future, Doddie Weir, Thom Evans incident, next plans

Duncan Weir confident of new Glasgow Warriors contract - 'it’s all looking pretty cushty'

Duncan Weir confident of new Glasgow Warriors contract - 'it’s all looking pretty cushty'

Edinburgh to give Scotland quintet rest despite travelling to South Africa

Edinburgh to give Scotland quintet rest despite travelling to South Africa





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