📱 Humza Yousaf and deputy Shona Robison urged to refer themselves for WhatsApp probe

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Nov 13, 2023

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Premium: Humza Yousaf and deputy Shona Robison urged to refer themselves for WhatsApp probe
Football: Steve Clarke squad dilemma, England trio, Ben Doak, lack of club game-time
Premium: Descendant of prominent Scots dynasty in court action over Church of Scotland plans to re-bury ancestors’ bodies
Premium: Sheep show more independence of thought than SNP, says Angus MacNeil
Premium: How one Scottish school is blazing a trail after double-whammy blow

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	Humza Yousaf and deputy Shona Robison urged to refer themselves for WhatsApp probe

	The Scottish Conservatives have accused the pair of misleading Holyrood

Humza Yousaf and deputy Shona Robison urged to refer themselves for WhatsApp probe

Ghostly apparition appears out of the mist as brocken spectre captured on famous Scottish mountain

Ghostly apparition appears out of the mist as brocken spectre captured on famous Scottish mountain

Take a deep dive into the Scottish housing market in new Property Podcast

The first edition of our new Scotsman Property podcast is now available, made in partnership with DJ Alexander.

Promoted by DJ Alexander

Legal challenge over burning of trees for energy in net-zero plan

Legal challenge over burning of trees for energy in net-zero plan

‘Blackpool more popular than Benidorm’ for holidaymakers

‘Blackpool more popular than Benidorm’ for holidaymakers

Autumn Statement: Could Jeremy Hunt statement be Rishi Sunak’s last chance saloon? - Brian Monteith

Autumn Statement: Could Jeremy Hunt statement be Rishi Sunak’s last chance saloon? - Brian Monteith

‘Hard-headed’ UK foreign policy will help ‘shape world’, pledges Rishi Sunak

‘Hard-headed’ UK foreign policy will help ‘shape world’, pledges Rishi Sunak

Scotsman Letters: What happened to the bIllions of pounds of Scots oil revenue?

Scotsman Letters: What happened to the bIllions of pounds of Scots oil revenue?

Aberdeenshire Council reviews policy on installation of public access defibrillators

Aberdeenshire Council reviews policy on installation of public access defibrillators

With cheap gimmicks and reheated policies, the game is up for Sunak and this Tory government- Christine Jardine

With cheap gimmicks and reheated policies, the game is up for Sunak and this Tory government- Christine Jardine

Passions: Perfume and the evocative power of smell - follow your nose to your favourite places

Passions: Perfume and the evocative power of smell - follow your nose to your favourite places

"We appear to have found a new fondness for what lies not very far away."

"We appear to have found a new fondness for what lies not very far away."



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