Labour claimed significant figures within the SNP used party email accounts to discuss government business.
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  Nov 10, 2023  
     
 

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  Cabinet ministers under pressure to provide Covid-19 inquiry with private SNP emails  
     
  Labour claimed significant figures within the SNP used party email accounts to discuss government business.  
     
Cabinet ministers under pressure to provide Covid-19 inquiry with private SNP emails
     
 
Scotsman Obituaries: Bill Kenwright, actor turned theatre producer and football club owner
Scotsman Obituaries: Bill Kenwright, actor turned theatre producer and football club owner
 
     
     
 
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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.

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Crazed bibliophile seeks help with addiction – ​read all about it: Susan Morrison
Crazed bibliophile seeks help with addiction – ​read all about it: Susan Morrison
 

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Edinburgh's Christmas 2023: independent food stall owners tell us about their festive food and drink offerings
Edinburgh's Christmas 2023: independent food stall owners tell us about their festive food and drink offerings
 
     
 
SNP Covid WhatsApp scandal deepens every time a minister opens their mouth - Jackie Baillie
SNP Covid WhatsApp scandal deepens every time a minister opens their mouth - Jackie Baillie
 
     
 
'I knew this could be a turning point': interview with Andy Pennington, founder of visualisation studio Float
'I knew this could be a turning point': interview with Andy Pennington, founder of visualisation studio Float
 
     
 
Visit friends at least once a month to cut risk of early death from loneliness, says Scots study
Visit friends at least once a month to cut risk of early death from loneliness, says Scots study
 
     
 
Ministers ‘failing’ Scottish children with long Covid, campaigners warn
Ministers ‘failing’ Scottish children with long Covid, campaigners warn
 
     
 
Five arrested after climbing onto Scottish Parliament roof in pro-Palestine demonstration
Five arrested after climbing onto Scottish Parliament roof in pro-Palestine demonstration
 
     
 
First Minister's Questions sketch: Humza Yousaf opts for a narrow escape
First Minister's Questions sketch: Humza Yousaf opts for a narrow escape
 
     
 
Downing Street investigating Suella Braverman over article criticising police which wasn't signed off
Downing Street investigating Suella Braverman over article criticising police which wasn't signed off
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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