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Syrians jailed for raping drunk teenager at HMO
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Minister backs David Attenborough monument but suggests private sector funding
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Celtic penalty decision ‘gut-wrenching’, says Hearts supporting MP Ian Murray
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Half a million Biobank members had data listed for sale, minister says
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LS Lowry artwork goes on display in school
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Government launches UK radio review as digital listening hits almost 75%
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Anas Sarwar tells of pain as he calls for ‘friend’ Keir Starmer to quit as PM
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Murray says he is yet to receive explanation for sacking as Scottish secretary
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Digital ID not a ‘silver bullet’ to tackle illegal migration, minister says
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Left-leaning Greens and Independents back ban on Israeli football fans
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Birmingham authorities facing mounting pressure over Israeli football fans ban
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Senior Government figures will meet in bid to overturn Israeli football fans ban
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Merck’s move to axe £1bn UK expansion was ‘commercial decision’, says minister
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Douglas Alexander ‘looking forward to being Scotland’s voice’
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PM shakes up Home Office in sweeping reshuffle after Rayner exit
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Minister rules out early election amid Government reshuffle
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Labour veteran Alexander says return to Scotland Office a ‘real honour’
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Ian Murray ‘hugely disappointed’ to be out of UK Government
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Norwegian warships to be built in Glasgow in £10bn deal
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Ian Murray to cut steel on barge that will help deliver three new Navy ships
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Construction begins on ‘landmark’ windfarm that will power 335,000 homes
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Scotland’s deficit grew by £5.1bn, Government estimate shows
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Edinburgh Council remarks about Oasis fans ‘snobby’, Scottish Secretary says
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Wealth tax will not work, says Scottish Secretary
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Scottish space company gets launch licence but is still searching for a pad
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We’re backing Scotland with billions in investment, says Reeves ahead of visit
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It’s great to be here, I love standing on the soil of Scotland, Trump says
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Get your act together on immigration, Trump tells Europe as he lands in Scotland
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Trump’s visit to Scotland is in ‘public interest’, says Chancellor
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