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Why Starmer decided the time was right to recognise a Palestinian state — REUTERS / pwu404

UK Politics · United Kingdom

Why Starmer decided the time was right to recognise a Palestinian state

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Landmark legislation to abolish not proven verdict in Scottish courts passed — Scottish Parliament - 49188771378 by Wikipedia Photo - https://www.flickr.com/photos/franganillo/49188771378/ (By: Jorge Franganillo) / CC-BY-2.0

Scotland Politics · Scotland

Landmark legislation to abolish not proven verdict in Scottish courts passed

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

MSPs have voted to abolish Scotland's controversial not proven verdict.The Scottish government's flagship Victims, Witnesses and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill was passed on Wednesday following a lengthy debate of more than 160 amendments that began the day before.See the Story

John Swinney says 'progress' being made to eradicate child poverty in Scotland but there is still 'more to do' — John Swinney - First Minister (53720492021) (cropped) by Wikipedia Photo - John Swinney - First Minister (By: Scottish Government) / CC-BY-2.0

Scotland Politics · Scotland

John Swinney says 'progress' being made to eradicate child poverty in Scotland but there is still 'more to do'

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Scotland's first minister made the comments as he addressed around 500 representatives from the public and third sectors at an event in Glasgow on Wednesday.See the Story

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