Shirley-Anne Somerville
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BBC defends failure to include Scottish Government update on Raac in news show
Humza Yousaf creates new group to tackle child poverty levels
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‘Fiery’ meeting between Scottish and UK ministers over drug decriminalisation plans
Tory peer in 'devo reverse' and 'aggressive' Dominic Raab
Legal case claims Alister Jack's concerns around gender reform are 'irrational'
'Sensitive approach' to grading announced for this year’s exams
Schools in Scotland could provide guaranteed number of teaching hours under new plans
Teaching union postpones strike action following fresh pay deal offer
Teachers in Scotland begin targeted strikes in key constituencies
Teacher strikes to go ahead after union rejects latest pay offer
Scotland’s teachers offered new pay deal in bid to stop strikes
SNP rebels should 'question' whether they want to stay in party, says minister
Unions and government 'some way apart' as strikes threaten to disrupt exams
Scottish councils 'seek legal advice' after Nicola Sturgeon's teachers intervention
Scottish Government to 'intervene' to stop councils cutting teacher numbers
Nicola Sturgeon attacks 'staggering hypocrisy' of Tories over teacher strikes
Scottish schools shut as wave of rolling strike action begins
Last-ditch talks to take place in bid to prevent teacher strikes
Rishi Sunak’s maths plan ‘does not fit Scots’ direction of travel’
Attainment gap figures show ‘real recovery from the pandemic’, minister says
Record narrowing of attainment gap in Scots schools but pandemic impact still felt
Scottish teachers on second day of strike action in pay dispute
Teachers across Scotland begin two days of strike action
Nicola Sturgeon: Pay offer to teachers was fair and on par with other council workers
Teaching unions react with fury to Scottish Government’s latest pay offer
Teachers’ 10 per cent pay claim unaffordable, says Education Secretary
Secondary school teachers vote to strike in push for improved pay offer
Teacher strikes not inevitable says minister as enhanced pay offer indicated
Union urges Education Secretary to intervene in teacher pay talks
Scottish Government told to extend free school meals to all pupils urgently
Number of schools in 'good' or 'satisfactory' condition in Scotland reaches record high
Exam appeals to be 'severely delayed' as SQA members vote to take strike action
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