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Unite and the GMB have accepted the Cosla offer but Unison has rejected it and strikes will continue to take place.
The Chancellor has been called on to address a ‘cost-of-children crisis’ in the forthcoming autumn statement as research highlights family struggles.
The First Minister announced the move to the SNP conference in Aberdeen – but council leaders said they were not told in advance of the freeze.
Having nitrous oxide will be illegal from November 8 and serious repeat offenders face up to two years in prison, the Home Office has said.
Professor David Miller claimed ‘Zionist organisations’ targeted UK universities through a ‘censorship campaign’.
The First Minister said it would said it would ‘raise Scotland’s profile’ and attract investors.
Police arrived at the scene in Norfolk to find the woman being mauled by her pet XL bully dog.
Gheorghe Nica, 46, was jailed for 27 years for manslaughter.
The animal died two days after the incident, it was reported.
Humza Yousaf closed the SNP conference on a positive note but a sombre mood floated around the party gathering.
The Crown’s opening speech was briefly halted on the first day of a trial at Birmingham Crown Court.
The SNP leader froze council tax, announced a new Scottish financial bond and called for a Gaza refugee programme.
The Good Morning Britain presenter asked the Liberal Democrat MP if ‘there was any word on the street’ before Hamas launched its attack on Israel.
Official figures are predicted to reveal a decrease in Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation to 6.6% in September from 6.7% in August.
Humza Yousaf offered Scotland as the first place to take refugees from the Middle East.
Nadia El-Nakla spoke on LBC news on the horrors faced by her family who are stuck in Gaza amid the conflict.
The Scottish Government had consulted on plans that could see council tax rise by between 7.5% and 22.5% on the most valuable properties.
The event caused vibrations to reverberate through the planet for at least six hours.
Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband applied in 2021 for permission for a Captain Tom Foundation Building in the garden of their Bedfordshire home.
He faces a six-week suspension from the Commons following a report by Parliament’s Independent Expert Panel.