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Nationalists to consider ‘alternative routes’ if second referendum vote is blocked
Inquiry into handling of allegations against former mentor could have far-reaching impact — even on unity of UK
First minister accuses predecessor of ‘spinning false conspiracy theories’
Margaret Ferrier suspended by SNP after admitting to train journey following positive Covid test
British prime minister secures majority of 448 for EU-UK treaty after parliamentary debate lasting just hours
‘I was in the wrong . . . and I’m sorry,’ says Scotland’s leader as Edinburgh debates tighter crackdown
Peter Murrell, husband of Nicola Sturgeon, said he regretted text about former leader
Hunting enthusiasts say initiative will threaten economy while critics hail it as crucial to protect the environment
Party leader skirts issue of what she would do if Boris Johnson continues to block second independence referendum
Delegates to virtual conference back ‘national assembly’ to discuss strategy in attempt to ease party divisions
Nationalists seek to bolster progressive credentials ahead of renewed push for independence
Anger among landowners as SNP acts on fears of ecological damage from moors being playground for world’s rich
UK PM left trying to heal damage over comments to northern English Tory MPs
Douglas Ross blasts UK government’s handling of Brexit amid fears that backing for independence is rising
Official public health report increases pressure on SNP over high virus death rates
Party boss says message regarding former first minister has been misinterpreted
Scotland’s first minister says Margaret Ferrier’s actions were ‘dangerous and indefensible’
Margaret Ferrier loses party whip over train journeys and Commons speech before and after test results
Scottish Tory jitters grow as prime minister says he is ready for any eventuality
Party engulfed in civil war ahead of crucial elections to the Edinburgh parliament
UK prime minister needs to take a hard look at his own ministers
Experts say the challenges of leaving the UK have increased since 2014 referendum
Douglas Ross says opponents of independence failed to press case after 2014 referendum
Cardiff administration says post-Brexit proposals would undermine devolution and ‘accelerate break-up of Union’
Brexit and UK government’s haphazard approach to pandemic are fuelling the urge of Scots to go it alone
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