The mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, has said that a decision by the Scottish Government to ban travel to his region was an infringement of his constituents’ civil rights and he couldn’t rule out legal action.
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Then later this evening Scotland will face Croatia at Hampden for their crunch Euro 2020 decider. Only a win will give the Scottish men a chance of getting through to the knockout stages, an achievement we've never before managed in any major international tournament in our history.
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The mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, has said that a decision by the Scottish Government to ban travel to his region was an infringement of his constituents’ civil rights and he couldn’t rule out legal action.
The value of bitcoin dropped by almost 10% today (June 21) after the Chinese government took action to clamp down on cryptocurrency mining in the country – with the impact now being felt across the crypto market.
The UK is as divided on the issue of Brexit as it was five years ago during the referendum, a new report has found, with polls suggesting the Leave campaign would also win narrowly if there was a vote to rejoin the European Union.
Scottish teachers spend too much time in the classroom, a long-awaited report into the Curriculum for Excellence (CfE) has warned – as the Scottish Government pledged to overhaul Scotland’s exams system and scrap the Scottish Qualifications Authority.
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