🔴 Hundreds of Scottish Government staff paying lower income tax in England

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Jan 16, 2024

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Premium: Hundreds of Scottish Government staff paying lower income tax in England
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	Hundreds of Scottish Government staff paying lower income tax in England

	The Scottish Conservatives said the figures were ‘embarrassing and telling’

Hundreds of Scottish Government staff paying lower income tax in England

Huge boost for Scots firm rolling out thousands of 'flat-and-flush' on-street EV chargers

Huge boost for Scots firm rolling out thousands of 'flat-and-flush' on-street EV chargers

Sunak and Yousaf need to realise: it’s the economy, stupid – Scotsman comment

Sunak and Yousaf need to realise: it’s the economy, stupid – Scotsman comment

Analysis: The SNP needs to watch its back in the Central Belt as first major poll of the year released

Analysis: The SNP needs to watch its back in the Central Belt as first major poll of the year released

Will prices in shops increase as a result of attacks on ships in the Red Sea and retaliation by the US?

Will prices in shops increase as a result of attacks on ships in the Red Sea and retaliation by the US?

Rishi Sunak defends UK strikes in Red Sea amid inflation fears as SNP seek answers over long-term strategy

Rishi Sunak defends UK strikes in Red Sea amid inflation fears as SNP seek answers over long-term strategy

Cleverly calls for ban on Islamist political group Hizb ut-Tahrir in UK, citing as a terrorist organisation

Cleverly calls for ban on Islamist political group Hizb ut-Tahrir in UK, citing as a terrorist organisation

Why was Rishi Sunak able to bypass Parliament and a vote from MPs over strikes in Yemen?

Why was Rishi Sunak able to bypass Parliament and a vote from MPs over strikes in Yemen?

Explainer: Why was Rishi Sunak able to bypass parliament over strikes in Yemen?

Explainer: Why was Rishi Sunak able to bypass parliament over strikes in Yemen?

New £200,000 coaching initiative aims to help under-pressure Scottish school staff

New £200,000 coaching initiative aims to help under-pressure Scottish school staff

Dining at Scotch whisky distilleries - how they went from tours to Michelin Star dining

Dining at Scotch whisky distilleries - how they went from tours to Michelin Star dining

How global brand Oatly is helping a small Scottish dairy become more sustainable

Edinburgh injuries mount as update given on quartet - with Robin Hislop's knee the most serious

Edinburgh injuries mount as update given on quartet - with Robin Hislop's knee the most serious

Adam Hastings opens up on potential Scotland recall after coaches run rule over Gloucester fly-half

Adam Hastings opens up on potential Scotland recall after coaches run rule over Gloucester fly-half

Finn Russell in Townsend talks over Scotland’s Six Nations strategy as he opens up on benefits of Bath move

Finn Russell in Townsend talks over Scotland’s Six Nations strategy as he opens up on benefits of Bath move

Jack Dempsey and Kyle Steyn give Scotland and Glasgow Warriors huge boost ahead of key matches

Jack Dempsey and Kyle Steyn give Scotland and Glasgow Warriors huge boost ahead of key matches



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