Suspended Labour nine 'still part of the party'published at 10:41 Greenwich Mean Time 1 March 2021
New Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar says he regards the nine Aberdeen councillors as colleagues.
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New Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar says he regards the nine Aberdeen councillors as colleagues.
Read MoreThe duties of Scotland's Lord Advocate should be separated, according to Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar.
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Read MoreA Sinn Féin MP says the executive has collective legal responsibility to implement the NI Protocol.
Read MoreSNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford throws his support behind the first minister over Alex Salmond's claims.
Read MoreThe Glasgow MSP defeated rival candidate Monica Lennon in the contest to replace Richard Leonard.
Read MoreGordon Lyons says he is responding to "practical difficulties" caused by the NI Protocol.
Read MoreAnas Sarwar takes charge of Scottish Labour just 10 weeks before the next Scottish Parliament election.
Read MoreAlex Salmond says Nicola Sturgeon should not have to resign if she is found to have broken the code.
Read MoreActivists are urged to show "social responsibility" during campaigning for England's local elections.
Read MoreThe Alliance Party MP says the meeting over the NI Protocol could "legitimise criminal enterprises".
Read MoreA German conservative MP, Georg Nüsslein, is being investigated on suspicion of large-scale bribe-taking linked to the supply of Covid face masks. He has called the allegations “baseless”.
He is in the Bavarian CSU – a party allied to Chancellor Angela Merkel, but has now lost his parliamentary immunity. Investigators searched his Bundestag office and 12 properties in Germany and Liechtenstein linked to him.
Prosecutors suspect that he received large sums after lobbying the government on behalf of a supplier of medical masks. The money was not declared to the tax authorities, it is alleged.
A coroner says the roads - where hard shoulders become lanes at busy times - create a death "risk".
Read MoreA bill to give ministers maternity pay will change, after peers reject the use of the term "person".
Read MoreJust under 2,700 people were sleeping rough on one autumn night in 2020, official estimates suggest.
Read MoreWe are looking for people from all parts of Scotland to join our voter panel in the run up to May's Holyrood election.
Read MoreThe ex-chancellor - not the PM's biggest fan - gives a hint of future debates on spending.
Read MoreArlene Foster says the EU was 'tone-deaf' but Michelle O'Neill says the meeting was "constructive".
Read MoreThe enormous issues raised in Alex Salmond's evidence are going to linger despite two inquiries.
Read MoreThe facility will allow the inspection of goods from the Republic of Ireland and the EU following Brexit.
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