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Close to 300 cases of abuse against shopworkers in Scotland reported to police

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THE SNP accused the Tories today of letting down working families after it was estimated that nearly 40 per cent of people in Scotland claiming uni

Monday 26th Jul 2021

Homelessness up among mentally ill, Scottish Labour warns

THE number of people with mental health problems assessed as homeless or at risk of it in Scotland has almost doubled since 2013-14, new

Friday 23rd Jul 2021

Scottish opposition leaders concerned by spread of Covid in care homes

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Thursday 22nd Jul 2021

Rachel Reeves: Labour government at Westminster would ‘buy, make and sell more in Scotland’

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Wednesday 21st Jul 2021

Government told not to ditch £20 increase in universal credit

Holyrood, Senedd, Stormont and Westminster experts tell Tory Chancellor to take their calls seriously

Wednesday 21st Jul 2021

Unions accuse government of abandoning low-paid workers over sick pay

According to analysis by the TUC, two million workers in Britain do not earn enough to qualify for statutory sick pay

Tuesday 20th Jul 2021

Home Secretary under increased pressure by activists to halt deportation of hundreds to Zimbabwe

HOME Secretary Priti Patel is under increasing pressure to halt the planned deportation of hundreds of people to Zimbabwe today following

Tuesday 20th Jul 2021

Unions call on bosses to ensure workers’ safety during impending heatwave

UNION leaders have called for Britain’s bosses to ensure that workers are kept safe in the coming days after weather forecasters warned o

Tuesday 20th Jul 2021

Scotland could hold a referendum on ‘anything it wants’ without Westminster’s consent, Blair-era documents reveal

DOWNING STREET advisers privately conceded that Scotland could have a referendum on “anything it wants” without Westminster’s consent, pr

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Campaigners pressure Tory ministers over Nationality and Borders Bill

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Articles by Niall Christie

Close to 300 cases of abuse against shopworkers in Scotland reported to police

ALMOST 300 cases of abuse against shopworkers in Scotland were reported to police during the first three months of a law designed to prot

Scottish government criticised for failure to develop robust ventilation system in schools

MPs slammed for taking another pay rise as workers hit with soaring bills

Cosla calls for pay rise for local councillors ahead of May elections

Tories 'letting down working people,' says SNP over news 40% of universal credit recipients are in work

THE SNP accused the Tories today of letting down working families after it was estimated that nearly 40 per cent of people in Scotland claiming uni

Homelessness up among mentally ill, Scottish Labour warns

THE number of people with mental health problems assessed as homeless or at risk of it in Scotland has almost doubled since 2013-14, new

Scottish opposition leaders concerned by spread of Covid in care homes

OPPOSITION leaders in Scotland raised concerns today about the spread of Covid in care homes after a sharp rise in the number of homes wi

Rachel Reeves: Labour government at Westminster would ‘buy, make and sell more in Scotland’

LABOUR’S leadership has been urged to focus on the future and a green industrial revolution ahead of a Scottish visit by the shadow chancellor.

Government told not to ditch £20 increase in universal credit

Holyrood, Senedd, Stormont and Westminster experts tell Tory Chancellor to take their calls seriously

Unions accuse government of abandoning low-paid workers over sick pay

According to analysis by the TUC, two million workers in Britain do not earn enough to qualify for statutory sick pay

Home Secretary under increased pressure by activists to halt deportation of hundreds to Zimbabwe

HOME Secretary Priti Patel is under increasing pressure to halt the planned deportation of hundreds of people to Zimbabwe today following

Unions call on bosses to ensure workers’ safety during impending heatwave

UNION leaders have called for Britain’s bosses to ensure that workers are kept safe in the coming days after weather forecasters warned o

Scotland could hold a referendum on ‘anything it wants’ without Westminster’s consent, Blair-era documents reveal

DOWNING STREET advisers privately conceded that Scotland could have a referendum on “anything it wants” without Westminster’s consent, pr

Campaigners pressure Tory ministers over Nationality and Borders Bill

TORY ministers are facing pressure from campaigners and the opposition benches in Westminster over the government’s Nationality and Borders Bill. <

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