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Swinney calls for end to strikes targeting schools in his constituency

Scotland’s First Minister has called for an end to strike action targeting his constituency. Non-teaching staff who are members of Unison rejected the latest pay deal, which would have seen an increase of 67p per hour or 3.6%, whichever was higher, ...

28 Oct 2024 at 16:05

Met Police chief warns of ‘eye-watering cuts’ without more funding

The boss of the Metropolitan Police has warned of “eye-watering” cuts to the force’s spending next year as it “desperately” tries to keep a significant number of police officers. Sir Mark Rowley, who heads the country’s largest police force, said ...

14 Nov 2024 at 13:55

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Savings have left health service operating at limit, budget document states

Savings within the health service in Northern Ireland mean it is currently operating at the limit of what can be achieved without causing “catastrophic harm”, a budget assessment has said. Health Minister Mike Nesbitt has further warned that ...

21 Nov 2024 at 13:00

UK national insurance hike is inexplicable if growth is target, says Robison

The UK Government’s national insurance increase is “inexplicable” if ministers want to increase growth, Scotland’s Finance Secretary has said. Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced in her October budget that employer contributions would rise ...

06 Apr 2025 at 00:01

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