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5 July 2020
Travel plan blow
Brits’ holiday setback as Spain in second lockdown
Barcelona is close to the new lockdown area A second region in Spain has been forced back into lockdown, adding to fears that the country is seeing a resurgence of coronavirus
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Testing row
No quarantine checks on arrivals into Scotland
Jeane Freeman: We were not part of the Home Office system Scottish Tory leader Jackson Carlaw has accused the government of a further failure on testing after the Health Secretary
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No word from FM
Sturgeon urged to break silence on Hong Kong crisis
Sturgeon: ‘unusually quiet’ Nicola Sturgeon is being pressed to break her silence on the Scottish government’s position towards those fleeing Hong Kong. Following months of aggression from the Chinese authorities
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New law planned
Russell accuses Johnson of new ‘power grab’
Michael Russell: Tories undermining parliament (pic: Terry Murden) Constitution Secretary Michael Russell has accused Boris Johnson’s government of preparing a Westminster law which he claims will undermine Scotland’s ability to
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