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Russian submarine threat: on a NATO exercise in Scotland (opens the original)
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“Step up and spend more.” Those were the words of Defence Secretary Wes Streeting, who warned the Labour Party conference of a looming threat of war, with dangerous adversaries on Britain’s doorstep. One area of concern is at sea, where Russian submarine activity has been on the rise in recent years. To see how forces are preparing, Scotland Correspondent Kathryn Samson joined a NATO exercise involving bomber aircraft and anti-submarine vessels.
Nurse at centre of trans hospital row takes on nursing union (opens the original)
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A nurse has said she felt discriminated against by a union representative after she was suspended following a complaint over her behaviour towards a transgender colleague. Sandie Peggie is now at the centre of a second employment tribunal – accusing the Royal College of Nursing of failing to properly support her because of her beliefs on gender. She previously brought a harassment claim against NHS Fife over sharing a changing room with a transgender doctor. The RCN has denied her allegations.
Trump announces ‘biggest oil deal in world history’ with Venezuela (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has announced what he called the “biggest oil deal in world history” with Venezuela – claiming the US would get control over more than a fifth of the country’s oil reserves. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio claimed the deal would bring a hundred billion dollars in private investment and support thousands of “high paying jobs” in Venezuela. The US president didn’t give any details – but insisted there would be no cost to American taxpayers
Is Scotland set to become the new AI data centre battleground? (opens the original)
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Scotland is becoming an unlikely battleground in the artificial intelligence revolution with around two dozen proposals in the pipeline to build enormous data centres. One company has just secured a two hundred million pound financial guarantee from the UK government to expand and build in Scotland’s first AI Growth Zone in North Lanarkshire. But there’s been a backlash in local communities and campaigners argue these hyperscale data centres will harm the environment and place huge strain on ele
Andy Burnham: ‘Difficult decisions’ needed to fix England social care (opens the original)
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With an estimated two million adults not having their needs met, 1 in 6 adults doing unpaid care, and costs increasingly falling on families, the challenge of fixing social care is as big as they get. Andy Burnham wants a national care service with better pay for staff, and he warned that paying for it will involve “difficult decisions”. The prime minister also wants cross-party consensus, but the Conservatives say any tax hikes are a red line.
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