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The SNP has previously vowed to place renewable energy generation – which even included sources like onshore wind, tidal and wave power – at the heart of a “new Scottish economy”. The SNP has previously vowed to place renewable energy generation – which even included sources like onshore wind, tidal and wave power – at the heart of a “new Scottish economy”.
New survey shows highest level of support for national vote since mini-Budget turmoil New survey shows highest level of support for national vote since mini-Budget turmoil
Vladimir Putin has employed three men to double for him as Ukrainian intelligence chiefs question whether the Russian President is still in charge. Vladimir Putin has employed three men to double for him as Ukrainian intelligence chiefs question whether the Russian President is still in charge.
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Christine Borton has been forced to survive upon food banks and universal credit for past six months Christine Borton has been forced to survive upon food banks and universal credit for past six months
‘There are still pains from having to rush this news publicly which we are dealing with.’
Jessikah Inabah has smashed through a ‘triple-glazed glass ceiling’ to become the UK’s first black and blind barrister.
Jeremy Vine, Basharat Peer and Katharine Viner join Guardian readers in honouring the former columnist Further tributes have been paid to Ian Jack, the Guardian columnist and former editor of Granta and the Independent on Sunday who died on Friday at the age of 77. In his final piece for the Guardian, published last week, he reminisced on his memories of the BBC, which he described as “one of the world’s great cultural projects”, to mark its centenary. Continue reading… Jeremy Vine, Basharat Peer and Katharine Viner join Guardian readers in honouring the former columnistFurther tributes have been paid to…
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