Scotland’s First Minister Humza Yousaf said he has asked his staff to “explore” the possibility of hosting the 2026 Commonwealth Games as part of a multi-country bid.
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  Humza Yousaf looks into Scotland staging Commonwealth Games as part of joint bid  
     
  Scotland’s First Minister Humza Yousaf said he has asked his staff to “explore” the possibility of hosting the 2026 Commonwealth Games as part of a multi-country bid.  
     
Humza Yousaf looks into Scotland staging Commonwealth Games as part of joint bid
     
 
Humans work best when dealing with life on a people-sized scale – Kate Copstick
Humans work best when dealing with life on a people-sized scale – Kate Copstick
 
     
 
Labour sticking to two-child cap is ‘unforgiveable’ and 'deeply shameful', says Humza Yousaf
Labour sticking to two-child cap is ‘unforgiveable’ and 'deeply shameful', says Humza Yousaf
 
     
 
Oil industry's false propaganda has already condemned many to die and risks causing a global catastrophe – Lord Deben
Oil industry's false propaganda has already condemned many to die and risks causing a global catastrophe – Lord Deben
 
     
 
Does Victoria's cancellation spell the end of the Commonwealth Games as we know it?
Does Victoria's cancellation spell the end of the Commonwealth Games as we know it?
 
     
 
Why Keir Starmer should learn from the SNP's success in turning the child benefit cap into issue of principle
Why Keir Starmer should learn from the SNP's success in turning the child benefit cap into issue of principle
 
     
 
Mhairi Black 'keeping options open' as she does not rule out return to frontline politics
Mhairi Black 'keeping options open' as she does not rule out return to frontline politics
 
     
 
Illegal Migration Bill could have ‘adverse effect’ on global refugee rights
Illegal Migration Bill could have ‘adverse effect’ on global refugee rights
 
     
 
Costs hit nearly £8m in Scottish Covid inquiry before a single public hearing is held
Costs hit nearly £8m in Scottish Covid inquiry before a single public hearing is held
 
     
 
Donald Trump says he expects to be indicted over 2020 election meddling probe
Donald Trump says he expects to be indicted over 2020 election meddling probe
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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