Conservative insiders had predicted a ‘tough night’ for the party
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  Tories suffer major losses as Labour and Lib Dems make gains in English local elections  
     
  Conservative insiders had predicted a ‘tough night’ for the party  
     
Tories suffer major losses as Labour and Lib Dems make gains in English local elections
     
   
     
 
Readers' Letters: Scotland must escape from the shackles of nationalism
Readers' Letters: Scotland must escape from the shackles of nationalism
 
     
 
SNP's £20m cut to university funding is short-sighted slap in the face to sector worth £15bn a year to Scottish economy
SNP's £20m cut to university funding is short-sighted slap in the face to sector worth £15bn a year to Scottish economy
 
     
 
Police Scotland officers too scared to speak up about sexism shows the need for greater respect for free speech
Police Scotland officers too scared to speak up about sexism shows the need for greater respect for free speech
 
     
 
'It is an honour to be able to recognise and celebrate their immense achievements': IoD Scotland unveils award finalists
'It is an honour to be able to recognise and celebrate their immense achievements': IoD Scotland unveils award finalists
 
     
 
Republicans’ ‘war on women’ could be Biden's trump card in 2024 as culture war backlash gathers momentum – Henry McLeish
Republicans’ ‘war on women’ could be Biden's trump card in 2024 as culture war backlash gathers momentum – Henry McLeish
 
     
 
Warmongering Iran regime's nuclear missile plans may prompt attack by Israel, triggering a major new conflict
Warmongering Iran regime's nuclear missile plans may prompt attack by Israel, triggering a major new conflict
 
     
 
SARMs, DNP and steroids: The untested and unregulated drugs taking over gyms
SARMs, DNP and steroids: The untested and unregulated drugs taking over gyms
 
     
 
A Coronation with Celtic Languages: The first time Scots Gaelic, Irish and Welsh will feature
A Coronation with Celtic Languages: The first time Scots Gaelic, Irish and Welsh will feature
 
     
 
Humza Yousaf claims SNP still enjoying 'incredible support' in the polls
Humza Yousaf claims SNP still enjoying 'incredible support' in the polls
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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