Police investigate claims Rangers players used ‘sectarian language’ at party
TikTok footage emerges of players and others singing inside a function suite
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New Scottish independence referendum is ‘will of the country’, says Sturgeon
SNP wins 64 seats in parliament as other pro-independence parties make gains
Sturgeon to testify on role in harassment complaints against Salmond
First minister’s evidence to come after predecessor claims data release proves conspiracy
Covid 19: Schools restart in January despite restrictions, says Martin
‘No guarantee’ over reopening, according to State chief medical officer Tony Holohan
UK education secretary under pressure to quit over A-levels ‘fiasco’
Gavin Williamson criticised as almost 40% of students have grades adjusted downwards
Minister promises Leaving Cert students grades will be assessed fairly
Recognising what happened in Scotland ‘may cause anxiety for Irish students’
More than 100,000 Scottish exam grades to be reinstated after row
Results to be restored to those recommended by teachers, education secretary announces
Sturgeon promises review of 124,000 downgraded exam results
Scotland’s first minister admits ‘we didn’t get this right’ after students in poorer areas protest
Deluge of appeals expected after predicted grades handed out in Scotland
Nearly a quarter of results recommended by teachers downgraded by Scottish Qualifications Authority
Edinburgh ‘Sleep in the Park’ seeks £4m to fight homelessness
Bob Geldof offers support as 9,000 people set to sleep outside in freezing conditions
Brexit: How Scotland can chart a path through the rubble
UK and Scottish governments must proceed rationally, and pursue the national interest
Nicola Sturgeon’s magic formula woos Scots of all hues
Diminutive SNP leader is the commanding presence in Scottish politics
Northern Ireland offered deal to set own corporation tax rate
Osborne says power will be granted if Stormont can agree on budget cuts
Northern Ireland’s spending crisis not going to go away
Belfast Briefing: North’s budget woes not entirely of its own making
Glasgow Letter: SNP still nurses ambitions in divided Scotland
Party targets Labour as first minister Salmond conducts farewell tour
Salmond says No voters ‘tricked’ into staying in UK
Political leaders accused of ‘tearing-up’ commitments made on enhanced devolution
Pressure on Salmond as expert ignites debate over North Sea oil reserves
Scottish Letter: oil tycoon Ian Wood says reserves are two-thirds the quantity claimed
No currency union if Scotland votes Yes, says Miliband
Labour leader says decision is based on same reasons for UK’s rejection of euro
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