Labour unveil plans to create jobs for under 25spublished at 14:43 BST 6 April 2021
Party leader Anas Sarwar has shared plans for a new scheme to help those looking for work to find employment.
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Gavin Stamp
Party leader Anas Sarwar has shared plans for a new scheme to help those looking for work to find employment.
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Read MoreIt comes amid questions over David Cameron's links to collapsed finance firm Greensill Capital.
Read MoreThe nationalist leader rejects Alex Salmond's "super majority" aim and wants to achieve a "simple majority" at May's election.
Read MoreCommunities Secretary Robert Jenrick says it's important not to "harm" public life after leaving office.
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Read MoreThe campaigners behind the challenge say deleted messages pose a risk to transparency.
Read MoreSNP leader Nicola Sturgeon delivers her campaign conference speech.
Read MoreNeale Hanvey, who holds the Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath seat, follows Kenny MacAskill in joining Alex Salmond's new party.
Read MoreThe team making sure the Palace of Westminster is spick and span describes a year like no other.
Read MoreThe SNP call for a by-election in East Lothian and describe his departure as "somewhat of a relief".
Read MoreHer comments came after Mr Salmond revealed he would be among the new Alba Party's regional list candidates.
Read MoreHe tells activists the UK will recover "jab by jab, job by job" ahead of May's elections in England.
Read MoreIt looked into whether the former PM should have been registered for the work he did for a financial firm.
Read MoreFive MPs are among nine Britons targeted by China after the UK took action over human rights abuses.
Read MoreRelatives of those who died in England will get bigger lump sums, with survivors also getting more help.
Read MoreThe SNP MP announced she would be away from her duties but her constituency office would keep operating.
Read MoreBut Boris Johnson's remarks on "greed" and "capitalism" were accidental, MPs say.
Read MoreBut Boris Johnson immediately retracts the comments made during a Zoom meeting with Tory MPs.
Read MoreThe first minister's position is stronger than it has been for weeks - but her government has not escaped criticism.
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