Dan Vevers
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Scottish Labour's Joe Fagan says SNP must 'fix basics' before demanding IndyRef2 (opens the original)
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Scottish Labour leadership hopeful Joe Fagan insists the SNP should “fix the basics” before they demand a referendum after PM Andy Burnham appeared to open the door to a second IndyRef. The former South Lanarkshire Council leader is vying to replace Anas Sarwar after the party’s disastrous showing in May’s Holyrood election. In an exclusive interview with the Sunday Mail, Fagan, 39, insisted voters are not interested in pursuing IndyRef2 and it should not be a government priority. Last week, Bur
Swinney to face crunch Holyrood vote aiming to pause supersized AI data centres (opens the original)
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John Swinney could face a backbench rebellion in a crunch Holyrood vote designed to halt plans for supersized AI data centres, the Sunday Mail can reveal. It comes as campaigns opposing the controversial developments are ramped up amid fears they will cause energy and water shortages while destroying the environment and causing noise pollution. Critics have also pointed out they will support few jobs when operational while helping replace millions of workers globally with AI bots. In Scotland, a
Crime gangs advertise £100,000-a-year jobs for cocaine delivery drivers online (opens the original)
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Recovering drug addicts are being bombarded with “special offer” deals on cocaine and other substances in unsolicited messages sent to their phones by dealers. A Sunday Mail investigation also found criminals brazenly texting out job adverts for drug couriers claiming applicants can earn £100,000 a year delivering Class As across Scotland. We discovered pushers routing messages through ever changing Pakistani numbers on platforms like Telegram and WhatsApp to drum up repeat business from vulnera
Reform MSP's hate speech complaint against top Scots lawyer thrown out by cops (opens the original)
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A Reform MSP’s hate speech complaint against one of Scotland’s highest profile lawyers has been thrown out by police. Thomas Kerr claimed Aamer Anwar had broken the law during a counter-protest speech opposing the far-right on July 25. It came after he spoke out against a Unite the Clans rally in Glasgow Green attended by the neo-Nazi Homeland Party and the controversial Patriotic Alternative group. During his speech Anwar said “racist thugs” had sought to hold Muslims and non-white people colle
Malawian teen starts uni thanks to former First Minister's charity programme (opens the original)
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A Malawian teenager will start university this week thanks to former Scottish First Minister Jack McConnell’s groundbreaking African charity. Elida Chithumba, 18, was one of the McConnell International Foundation’s first scholars on his programme to keep poverty stricken girls in school, benefiting from four years of funding. She is now celebrating enrolling at the University of Malawi in Zomba to study maths and education, where she plans to earn a degree to become a teacher herself. Her paren
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