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Good morning! It's Adam here to bring you the latest from The National's news desk this Tuesday.
We've got plenty of great content to bring you this morning. First up, John Swinney has told Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer they must "immediately" recognise the state of Palestine.
The First Minister said the SNP would force a binding vote at Westminster after the General Election if they failed to do so - read his full letter to the party leaders HERE.
Elsewhere, SNP MSP John Mason has claimed the International Criminal Court (ICC) is "biased against Israel" in a move which pro-Palestine campaigners have described as "deeply alarming".
Meanwhile, on the General Election trail, Douglas Ross has claimed an SNP loss can put an end to the push to independence "for good".
He'll be in Perth today while the Scottish Health Secretary will be in Edinburgh to give a speech on the role of innovation and collaboration in the future of Scotland's health service but no doubt he'll face some questions on his party's campaign.
And if you missed it yesterday, have a look at what SNP MP Tommy Sheppard had to say about Keir Starmer describing himself as a "socialist".
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That's it from me for now - have a great day.
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