Gary Gibbon
EU – Gordon Brown deployed to reach the unreachables
It’s hoped by Remain campaigners that Gordon Brown can reach some of the voters that Jeremy Corbyn struggles to reach.
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SNP challenge over Brexit
Nicola Sturgeon offers the prospect – if not a promise – of another independence referendum before the UK leaves the European Union.
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FactCheck: does immigration drive down wages?
Boris admits he hasn’t read a study he quotes to attack the EU on immigration and wages. But could he have a point anyway?
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Gary Gibbon
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Elections: mixed results for Labour, SNP wins third term
Labour suffers fewer losses than predicted in English council elections, but is pushed into third place in its former Scottish heartland as the SNP wins a third term in government.
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Gary Gibbon
SNP works out where ‘centre of Scottish political opinion truly is’
Demanding powers and then not using them is one of the central stories at the heart of this campaign.
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FactCheck Q&A: will Brexit lead to independence for Scotland?
Will a vote to leave the EU automatically trigger another referendum on Scottish independence?
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Liam Dutton
Storm Gertrude: 70mph winds for northern Britain
Storm Gertrude will bring severe gales across northern Britain on Friday – coinciding with the morning commute.
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Liam Dutton
Storm Abigail: winds of up to 90mph for Scotland
Warnings for Storm Abigail have been upgraded to Amber for the far north and west of Scotland, with disruption likely during Thursday night and Friday.
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Alex Thomson
The farmer who has become a focal point for Scottish land reform
When Andrew Stoddart broke down as he was asked about the effect all this is having on his young family, the reality of unsafe leases to farmers in Scotland was painful and direct.
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Liam Dutton
First named storm ‘Abigail’ to hit Scotland
The first named storm of the season, Abigail, threatens northern Scotland with 60-80mph winds and disruption later this week.
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Alex Thomson
Rangers cheated at football: the fraudulent silverware must go
After the biggest organised cheating scandal in the history of Scottish football, the former Rangers owners now face at last paying the British state the tax and NI they dodged for all those years.
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Lockerbie: Libya confirms names of new suspects
Libya confirms the names of two men Scottish and US prosecutors want to interview about the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.
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Are SNP plans to change land ownership rules radical enough?
The Scottish government has promised to change the laws on how Scotland’s hills and glens are owned and used. But Channel 4 News has heard from some of those who work the land who say that the reforms aren’t radical enough.
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Alex Thomson
Who owns Scotland? Not exactly feudal, but pretty weird
The SNP promised radical reform of land ownership in Scotland, a country where fewer than 500 people own more than half of all private land.
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Ebola nurse Pauline Cafferkey ‘critically ill’
The Scottish nurse who contracted Ebola working in Sierra Leone is “critically ill” after being re-admitted to hospital and her condition has “deteriorated”.
