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Good morning! It's Adam with you this Tuesday to bring you the latest from The National's news desk.
Labour have failed a "question of basic competence" with their hike in employers' National Insurance contributions, according to Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes.
The MSP has warned the move risks harming economic growth - read the full piece HERE.
Elsewhere, a new campaign is demanding Scotland's political leaders take "bold action" on tax reform.
My colleague Lucy Jackson has the story HERE.
And Scottish Secretary Ian Murray has set off on a trip to south east Asia to launch "Brand Scotland".
He'll visit Malaysia and spent St Andrew's Day in Singapore to promote Scottish products - despite claims by his critics that Labour are hammering Scottish businesses.
As always, you can find more breaking news, exclusive insight, and in-depth analysis on thenational.scot.
That's all from me this morning - have a lovely day.
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