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Your top Sunday stories ☀️ Greens spell out two conditions for them to support SNP in Budget vote THE Scottish Greens have laid out two conditions which they say will allow them to back the SNP Government’s Budget ... Labour Budget 'treated Scotland as an afterthought', Finance Secretary says THE Scottish Government’s upcoming Budget will put more money in Scots’ pockets, the Finance Secretary has said, as she accused Labour of treating Scotland as an “afterthought” ... Scottish mega farms are fuelling rise in deadly ammonia pollution LARGE livestock farms in Scotland are fuelling a rise in deadly ammonia emissions, The Sunday National can reveal ... Time is running out to take advantage of our brilliant £10 for one year offer TIME is running out to take advantage of our brilliant offer here at The National... Scottish Council probed by watchdog over flood scheme data leak A SCOTTISH council is being probed by the UK’s data protection watchdog after personal details of objectors to a flood prevention scheme were published online... Robin McAlpine: The choice is clear for Scots – the far-right or independence SCOTTISH independence is an inherently rebellious act and the public is in the mood for rebellion. This is really important... ‘The dream lives on’: New member-owned independence party launched in Perth A NEW political party launched today with a single mission in mind:

🗣 To blether about on Sunday Alison Phipps: Scotland is straining to take its place on the world stage IT was nearly midnight on November 26, 2013, when the long-awaited “White Paper” outlining the Scottish Government’s proposals for an independent Scotland was published... Rhoda Meek: We need to pay attention to the Big Tech moguls controlling AI FOR those of us who are catastrophically online and have an interest in tech, the current digital landscape is both fascinating and terrifying... Alyn Smith: Why France’s spiralling debt crisis will resonate across the eurozone ‘BUT to my mind, the result is a fix, and only stores up problems for later” was my view, on September 8 in this newspaper, of the French government’s chances... David Pratt: What comes next for Lebanon and Hezbollah? THE year was 2006. In Beirut’s devastated southern suburbs, the two Hezbollah men had seconds earlier pulled up alongside us on a motorcycle before dismounting and taking myself and a reporter colleague aside into a nearby stairwell... Andrew Tickell: What secularists must recognise about the assisted dying debate LAST week, the journalist Lewis Goodall prompted a modest puff of controversy by arguing that some MPs are being dishonest about why they oppose assisted dying reform... Read more

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