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The stunning Outer Hebrides are threatened by depopulation and a ferries fiasco
Minister for Higher Education urges Roderic O’Gorman to bring a long-term plan to Government
Suspended from the party over bigotry comments, Abbott has recently been the victim of racist remarks by a Tory donor
Humza Yousaf suggests an independent Scotland could be as much a competitor as potential partner for the Republic
Aberdeen’s future as the oil capital of Europe has become an election issue in Scotland
Former Tory deputy chairman leaves the Conservatives and exposes the fractures that threaten to overwhelm its ‘red wall’
Adi Roche, founder of Chernobyl Children International has been honoured with a peace award by the Ahmadiyya Muslim community
Londoner Gary Stevenson, who was Citi’s highest-paid trader worldwide in his early 20s, is despondent about the future as economic inequality deepens
Chancellor of the exchequer Jeremy Hunt was under pressure to deliver the Tory holy grail of slashing income tax in this week’s budget but the prospect seems remote before the upcoming general election
No surprises in the budget delivered this afternoon by UK chancellor Jeremy Hunt
Using fake names that sound like something from Moe’s Tavern in the Simpsons, apparent fraudsters are registered to my address
There are only so many constituencies where the firebrand’s influence can hurt Labour
Damien Egan’s background as an immigrant, a gay man and a Jewish convert gives him a nuanced view on life
In the Rochdale byelection George Galloway could capitalise on anger directed towards Labour in Muslim communities over the party’s stance on Israel’s Gaza campaign
Nationalisation of Britain’s railways back on the agenda, but a good night’s sleep is not