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Alex Salmond will tomorrow attempt to shore up support for more Scottish self-determination with a "devolution max" package of proposals offering Scots more powers – but within the United Kingdom. Full Article at The Independent
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Your account has been frozen. For your available options click the below button. To read this article in full you must have registered and have a Premium Content Subscription with the Scotland On Sunday site. Full Article at The Scotsman
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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 02: Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond (L) looks at a paper during the debate on the handling of the case of the release of the terminally ill Lockerbie bomber Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, at the Scottish Parliament on Sep... View Photo »
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Through our investments and initiatives such as the Saltire Prize, the Scottish Government is working to ensure we capitalise on our rich natural resources, to meet our ambitious climate change targets, to create more high-skilled green jobs and to make a substantial contribution to one of the most pres...
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They were clearly rocked back on their heels at NatCentral yesterday as the SNP leadership digested the implications of the YouGov survey in this newspaper that highlighted a sharp decline in the party’s fortunes. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Only days before the Nationalists are due to publish their white paper on a referendum bill, fewer than one in three people said they would vote yes to separation. More than half said they would vote against independence, the poll revealed yesterday. Full Article at Daily Express
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Support for an independent Scotland has fallen ahead of a referendum next year, a Daily Telegraph opinion poll published Tuesday indicated. Full Article at The Post Chronicle
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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 02: Scottish Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill and Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond debate the handling of the case of the release of the terminally ill Lockerbie bomber Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, at the Scottish Parlia... View Photo »
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I cannot understand why the Scottish government and Alex Salmond decided to cancel the Glasgow airport rail link. Glasgow can be a world-class city andtransport links are critical. At a time when we need to be creatingjobs and only public spending is doing it, that's a big differencebetween us and the S...
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Opposition parties described the YouGov survey as a “terrible setback” for the First Minister and argued it also demolished the SNP’s target of winning 20 seats at the next general election. Full Article at The Telegraph
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The festivities were meant to attract people with Scots heritage from abroad, particularly Americans, and Alex Salmond promised a “tourism boom” from the States. Full Article at The Telegraph
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GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - NOVEMBER 11: David Kerr, SNP candidate, receives support from First Minister Alex Salmond while campaigning for the Glasgow North East by-election on November 10, 2009 in Glasgow, Scotland.
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I recognise that others have different views on Scotland's future – that is the stuff of a vibrant Scottish democracy. That is why I am happy to confirm that the Scottish Government is now minded to include a more powers option in our proposed Referendum Bill, subject to the parties which believe in tha...
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the politics of gripe and grievance ... Ever since the SNP won power at Holyrood, Gordon Brown has struggled to come to terms with forming a productive relationship with Alex Salmond, the Scottish Government and even Scottish Labour.
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Alex Salmond's SNP government must now apologise to the pupils, parents and teachers of Scotland for two years of inactivity.
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The next election is a choice between a Labour government or a Tory government. Alex Salmond wants Tory government
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If Mr Salmond has any faith at all in his plans he will accept a debate with me on his disastrous plans for separation. I am prepared to defend my political values against Alex Salmond and meet him head on in a debate on Scotland’s national day.
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The SNP are trying to take Scotland back to the 1980s. Alex Salmond may have refused to debate his plans to break up the Union with the Scottish Secretary but he can’t run from me. I know that the arguments for retaining Scotland’s place in the Union are overwhelming and I know that the SNP’s arguments ...
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Alex Salmond and Steven Purcell both need to put aside their self importance and public grandstanding and unite for the good of Glasgow’s bid
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The education secretary has made Alex Salmond took like a fool
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The SNP are trying to make Scotland pay the price for Alex Salmond's dodgy accounting. I accept that, just like any government, the SNP have to set their priorities, but they are making bad choices. It is obscene that investment projects are being cancelled and services cut while they are spending nearl...
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Alex Salmond did not mention in his programme for government last week that his major education pledge was just about to be ripped up and thrown away
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