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Calls to declare housing emergency as 'Scots cry out for help'

Scot opens up about terminally ill mum’s request to end her life amid Assisted Dying Bill debate

'My ill mum asked me to help her die - I want others to have a choice'

Scottish Parliament calls for ceasefire in Gaza as First Minister urges Sunak to recognise Palestinian state

Scottish Parliament calls for ceasefire in Gaza

Matheson 'wasn't interested' in football teams sons streamed on iPad for £11,000

Conservatives slam SNP after 71,000 violent crimes recorded in Scotland for first time in decade

Over 71,000 violent crimes recorded in Scotland in decade-long high

MSPs set to back Humza Yousaf’s Gaza ceasefire motion at Holyrood

MSPs set to back Gaza ceasefire motion at Holyrood

Humza Yousaf’s mother-in-law experienced 'living nightmare' in Gaza

Brother of British blogger detained in India hopes Cameron can secure release

Lord Cameron urged to help 'leverage' release of Scot detained in India

Applications open for Carer Support Payment set to be paid out to more than 80,000 Scots in pilot

More than 80,000 carers to receive new benefit as pilot launched

SNP urges UK Government to rule out duty increases on whisky ahead of chancellor’s autumn statement

SNP urges UK Government to rule out duty increases on whisky

Humza Yousaf: Michael Matheson did not mislead me in iPad data revelations

Humza Yousaf: Michael Matheson didn't mislead me over iPad data row

Only one in seven GPs has sufficient access to mental health staff in Scotland’s NHS, survey finds

'Only one in seven GPs has sufficient access to mental health staff'

Humza Yousaf ‘misled public’ over Michael Matheson’s iPad roaming bill, says Anas Sarwar

Sarwar accuses Yousaf of ‘secrecy and cover up’ over Matheson roaming bill

Scotland’s public services ‘unaffordable and in need of reform’ according to watchdog

Are Scotland's public services unaffordable?

Insight

How long can £11,000 iPad bill embroiled minister Michael Matheson survive?

Bernard Ponsonby

Independent Scotland’s route to EU membership to be outlined in new paper

Independent Scotland’s route to EU membership to be outlined in new paper

Minister blames £11,000 iPad roaming charge on sons watching football

Sack Michael Matheson or wait for his resignation, Douglas Ross tells Humza Yousaf

Sack iPad minister or wait for his resignation, Ross tells Yousaf

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