By Bill Heaney The Scottish Conservatives are today calling on Nicola Sturgeon to refer herself for investigation under the Ministerial Code after “clear breaches” of
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A second person has been arrested and charged in connection with an attempted murder at Graham Avenue in Clydebank on Tuesday, 15 March, 2022. A
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The First Minister addressed the issue as she faced MSPs at Holyrood The First Minister faced questions from MSPs at the Scottish Parliament on Thursday.
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CHRISTMAS CRACKDOWN: Over 600 hit with driving fines as police issue stern warning
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Newly-built Royal Navy frigate sails down Clyde under the Erskine Bridge
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