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Joanna Cherry, SNP MP

Twitter spat shines a light on SNP divisions

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Oliver Mundell in the Scottish Parliament

Oliver Mundell says Sturgeon “crossed a line” in Salmond inquiry

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"The party deserves credit for finally biting the bullet"

Tax rate changes are a smart move by the SNP

Judging by the muted Tory and Labour responses, it succeeded in taking the wind out of their sails

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"No party – not even Jeremy Corbyn's – can maintain political stardust forever"

The SNP’s political stardust is starting to fade

Sturgeon gave a flat speech to a flat conference

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"For the most part, however, what the first minister served up as part of a long-trailed effort to "refresh" her administration"

Sturgeon speech: Hinting at radical reform is not the same as implementing it

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"The first minster barely budged an inch"

Indyref2 is still on the table

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Twitter response: Political attacks on social media become more intense during a general election

Smears against SNP critic show it’s not just ‘fringe elements’ using dirty tactics

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"Looking at the recent Scottish Borders council election results though, the scales seem tipped in the Conservatives' favour."

The Scottish election fight which could define the future of the SNP

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"If some of the swings on Thursday are replicated in Westminster constituencies next month then the SNP could lose some senior figures"

Sturgeon’s push for second referendum has been a gift to her rivals

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"A Scottish Conservative revival which could deprive the still mighty SNP of several seats come June 8th"

The Conservatives are making a comeback in Scotland – Sturgeon should be worried

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"The expectation that Sturgeon will announce a second referendum is now widespread"

SNP mull Norway-style arrangement to solve their Brexit problem

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"For all of the substantive new powers over taxation devolved to the Scottish Parliament, this was a ‘safety first’ draft budget with only the most tentative signs of divergence between Scotland and the rest of the UK."

Scottish budget a balancing act between policy priorities and protecting revenues

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"More than 1,400 people are currently authorised to use snares in Scotland and it is clear to me that they do so within the law and under the terms of the practitioners’ guide"

BASC discuss snaring at SNP conference

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"Every few weeks Ms Sturgeon has to both manage expectations while also giving the troops enough to keep morale up"

Nicola Sturgeon is starting a fight she will struggle to win

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First minister warns Theresa May not to force Scotand out of the single market

Nicola Sturgeon pushes for second independence referendum to stop hard Brexit

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Rat and cockroach infestations, overcrowding and fly-tipping are just some of the issues that local people say they are facing

Nicola Sturgeon under pressure to tackle squalid conditions in her constituency

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"The leaders of the SNP, Plaid Cymru and the Greens demanded all progressive parties unite to battle the Tory agenda on immigration"

SNP, Plaid and Greens join forces to condemn Tories ‘toxic’ conference

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"The conditions there would not seem out of place in a third world country or 19th century Britain"

Rats, filth and cockroaches: What it’s like to live in Nicola Sturgeon’s constituency

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"There's the question of who the SNP will co-operate with in order to pass annual budgets and other important pieces of legislation"

Now the SNP must work with parties it spent years humiliating

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