Category : Devolution


Swinney's Food Price Cap Plan Sparks Farmer Fury

John Swinney's proposal to cap prices on essential food items using public health powers has drawn sharp criticism from opponents who warn it could devastate struggling Scottish farmers and producers.

Influencers Can Tackle School Misogyny, Teacher Says

A primary school teacher describes a 'harrowing' World Book Day incident where boys dressed as misogynist influencers, sparking a push for positive role models like Angry Ginge to promote digital literacy and online safety.

Government Guidance Aims to Boost School Readiness for Reception

The Department for Education has issued new guidance to help teachers and early years staff prepare children for Reception, addressing a crisis in school readiness. The advice includes joint visits between schools and nurseries, practical skill-building,

Belfast Fuel Protests Cause Major Traffic Disruption

Slow-moving convoys of tractors and trucks have brought traffic to a standstill in Belfast and other Northern Irish locations during fuel price protests. Health Minister Mike Nesbitt warns road blockades could endanger lives by delaying medical treatment.

Lauren Silverman Reverses No-Phone Rule for Son Eric

Lauren Silverman reveals why she changed her strict no-phone policy for her 12-year-old son Eric after discovering he secretly used Snapchat, sparking her involvement in a campaign to raise the social media age limit to 16.

SNP Pledges 'Welcome to School Bag' for All Primary 1 Pupils

First Minister John Swinney announces a new policy offering school bags with essential items to all Primary 1 pupils, building on the Baby Box initiative. Opposition parties criticise the plan as an election promise unlikely to be delivered.

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