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  1. Holyrood overwhelmingly votes to remain in European Union

    Scottish Parliament votes by 106 to 8 to back the campaign for Scotland and the UK to remain part of the EU.

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    26 May 2016 17:27

  2. Swinney acts to reduce teacher workload

    Deputy First Minister outlines actions to reduce burden on profession.

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    Date
    26 May 2016 14:19

  3. SNH Board appointments

    Five new female members.

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    Date
    26 May 2016 10:00

  4. A precious opportunity

    FM pledges to bring others together behind a common mission.

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    Date
    25 May 2016 13:44

  5. Transport Minister Gears Up for Summer

    Transport Minister visited the Traffic Scotland National Control Centre

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    Date
    25 May 2016 10:18

  6. Report supports case for Minimum Unit Pricing

    Amount of alcohol sold in Scotland is increasing.

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    Date
    25 May 2016 00:01

  7. First meeting of new Cabinet

    FM announces formation of an International Council of Education Advisers.

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    Date
    24 May 2016 13:45

  8. Cash support for film in Scotland

    Fund to promote Scotland as a premier filming location.

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    Date
    24 May 2016 12:15

  9. Employment levels reach record high

    New Cabinet Secretary pledges to build on long term progress

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    Date
    24 May 2016 10:17

  10. Patient safety improvements

    20,000 fewer deaths than expected since safety programme launched

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    Date
    24 May 2016 09:45
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