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Swinney says pensions are ‘under attack’ and rejects BMA criticism of NHS reform (opens the original)
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John Swinney has rejected a warning from Scotland’s doctors that his NHS shake-up risks becoming a costly and “resource-sapping” reorganisation, insisting clinicians he met on Thursday “disagree fundamentally” with the BMA’s criticism. The First Minister also escalated his attack on UK Government pension reforms during First Minister’s Questions, claiming pensions were “under attack” from Labour, accusing ministers of asking Scots to sacrifice pension income to fund social care in England, and d
‘It’s totally untrue’: Monica Lennon tearfully denies bullying claims (opens the original)
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Scottish Labour MSP Monica Lennon has tearfully insisted allegations that she bullied former members of staff are “untrue”, saying she does not know why former employees are making the claims. Ms Lennon became emotional as she spoke to journalists at Holyrood on Thursday, repeatedly denying bullying allegations, saying she had been reassured by both the Scottish Parliament and Scottish Labour that there were no formal complaints against her. The row follows a report by The Scotsman, which report
Scotland could get £1bn a year from UK social care reforms, IFS says (opens the original)
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Scotland could receive £1 billion a year or more in additional funding as a result of the UK Governmentâs planned National Care Service, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies. David Phillips, associate director at the IFS, said Holyrood could receive a substantial boost through the Barnett formula once the new social care system is fully rolled out in the early 2030s. However, he warned that the eventual sum would depend heavily on how Westminster chooses to fund the reforms. Mr Phill
'Deep concerns': Swinney urged to meet brave women amid maternity review concerns (opens the original)
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John Swinney has been urged to meet two women who suffered pregnancy losses as concerns continue over the scope of Scotland’s maternity review and whether miscarriage care will be included. Scottish Labour’s Jackie Baillie has contacted the First Minister asking him to meet Elizabeth Crammond and Katie Lyon, whose experiences she raised at First Minister’s Questions earlier this month. Ms Baillie told The Herald: “I have contacted the First Minister to ask that he meet with the two women – Eliza
GB Grid funding plan raises fears for Scotlandâs floating offshore wind sector (opens the original)
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North-east business leaders have warned that plans to divert billions of pounds of Great British Energy funding into a new publicly owned grid company could leave Scotlandâs emerging floating offshore wind sector starved of investment. Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced the creation of Great British Grid on Tuesday during his keynote speech at Labour conference, with the new body intended to speed up electricity connections and increase investment in Britainâs power network. GB Grid will
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