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Good morning! It's Adam here to bring you up to speed this Tuesday morning.
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John Swinney has confirmed the SNP remain wedded to Humza Yousaf's independence strategy at the next General Election.
The SNP leader told The National following his acceptance speech in Glasgow that he backed the "mechanism" agreed at last year's special conference.
Plus, it's now been 25 years since Scotland awoke to its first democratically elected MSPs.
Our political reporter Hamish Morrison has a piece looking back on the first Holyrood election - have a read HERE.
Make sure to keep an eye on our website and social media channels for all the latest updates throughout the day.
As always, there are so many more great exclusives, insightful analysis, and breaking news over at thenational.scot.
That's it from me this morning - have a lovely day.
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