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The byelection for the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse constituency will take place in the first week of June. The vacancy ...
Leader of the House of Commons Lucy Powell’s official X account has been hacked and used to promote a fake “House of ...
New research commissioned by Orkney Islands Council suggests coverage maps provided by the UK’s four main mobile ...
The first minister said launching his government’s intentions on 6 May will allow it 12 months to deliver ahead of the ...
First Minister John Swinney has called on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to remove the “self-imposed economic straitjacket” ...
Three Scottish universities have secured a share of a new £121m fund to help tackle challenges including crimefighting, ...
The 80s bandit caper has been adapted into a stage musical. Its writer and producer tell Holyrood it has plenty to say to contemporary audiences ...
Scotland’s public services increasingly depend on sophisticated digital systems to meet growing citizen expectations. From social care to local government services, citizens now anticipate seamless, ...
In more than 25 years in public life, I have been privileged to work alongside extraordinary parliamentarians from all parties. Some advocated for change and equality. Some were tireless, dedicated ...
The University of Edinburgh has launched a supercomputing cluster installed with the largest AI chip ever built. Operated by the EPCC, the supercomputing centre at the university and part of the ...
It is almost four years since then education secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville announced wide-reaching reforms that included the replacement of the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA). Much work ...
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