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The first ministerâs latest misstep will worsen his partyâs split along culture war lines, says Dani Garavelli, a freelance journalist and Herald columnist
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Scotlandâs first minister faces motions of no confidence from Labour and the Conservatives after ending his power-sharing deal with the Green party
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âCoastal elitesâ feel the pinch of fast-food price hikes too. Plus: Liz Truss bars Guardian journalists from book launch. Lol
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Museums have closed and festivals lost funding â but Labour will restore Britainâs creative superpower status, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
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Ash Regan, former SNP MSP, writes to Yousaf with items needed to secure her vote and says SNP has âlost its focusâ over the years
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Only this week the first minister said he was delighted with his coalition with the Greens. But then …
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Editorial: Train services are essential to the health of the economy, society and environment. These proposals are pragmatic and welcome
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Editorial: Humza Yousaf’s position as first minister is in danger, but the problems predate his leadership
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Concern grows over legality of government’s approach as new figures show more than 150,000 carers facing huge penalties
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Coalition agreement has frustrated many in the SNP who fear the party is losing support by prioritising the wrong issues
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Charity Commission opens a âcompliance caseâ into the soup kitchen founded by Mike Butcher, following allegations about its use during his campaign
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Large-language models such as ChatGPT are still liable to distort the meaning of what they are summarising, says academic Seth Lazar
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Such policies are ‘betrayal’ of values, says French president in speech covering defence and negative effects of Brexit
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Our former PM has a dire warning and a book to sell, but it isnât really cutting through. A bit more Brit-style bumbling might help, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes
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Devolution has been too cautious, and England has less say about community affairs than almost any other democracy, says academic Tony Travers
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The late elder statesman understood the need for a progressive realignment of British politics. That prize shouldn’t be lost, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle