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After the damage of Brexit, Scotland’s future lies in Europe - Lorna Slater

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer delivers a speech in Berkshire, following the publication of long-delayed defence investment plan (Dip).

Investment in defence is investment in jobs - Ian Murray

Inside Amazon's delivery station in Bathgate

Amazon in Bathgate becomes Europe’s largest delivery station and creates 200 new...

Campaigners from the Poverty Alliance gather on Calton Hill for the launch of the Scotland Demands Better march, which will take place on October 25. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

How to win fight against poverty in our city - Jane Meagher

Edinburgh councillors passed a pay rise for 21 of their own members – and spent most of the debate on the issue arguing about the history of government in the council.

With council deficit growing it’s time to stop over spending - Iain Whyte

The Office for Budget Responsibility estimates that Brexit has permanently reduced UK GDP by 4 per cent

Scotland stronger without Brexit - Angus Robertson

James Disney-May

Best countries for tech investors revealed

A view over the City of London skyline including the ‘Square Mile’, above – figures show Edinburgh has overtaken London in terms of GDP per capita (Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Edinburgh is making history - Donald Anderson

The Harvey Nichols Edinburgh store

GDP figures are good news - Kevin Buckle

Foreign Secretary David Lammy is attending a summit with EU foreign ministers this week (Picture: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire)

Reaffirming support for veterans - Ian Murray

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Reeves’ good news message for Scotland - Ian Murray

Rachel Reeves has announced Civil Service cuts.

Business in under two minutes: 50,000 Civil Service jobs under threat

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Europe united for Ukraine - Angus Robertson

First Minister John Swinney and finance secretary Shona Robison. Picture: Lisa Ferguson/National World

Spending figures show Scottish Government is running on empty - John McLellan

Dream Magic Superfood

West Lothian business to exhibit innovative 'greens powders' products at Royal H...

Steven Smillie, Allica Bank's Relationship Manager for Scotland

Scottish SMEs losing out on nearly £370 million a year in ‘missing interest’, ne...
New research from Allica Bank reveals that small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) across Scotland are losing out on more than £370 million annually as a result of not shopping around for better interest rates on their business savings.
Willa Ferrabee , writing on behalf of Allica Bank

The UK has entered a recession

UK enters recession as economy shrinks

The Bank of England has made a new announcement on the interest rate. (Credit: Aaron Chown/PA Wire)

Breaking Bank of England announces that interest rate will remain at 5.25%

The UK's economy has grown by 0.2% in August, with car manufacturing leading the economic boost over the past three months. (Credit: Getty Images)

Breaking UK economy grew by 0.2% in August as service sector provides boost

Breaking UK economy records zero growth in February - ONS

Dismal weather heralds the arrival of the UK Chancellor’s Autumn Statement as people shop in the centre of Bolton.

UK economy will be the only one to shrink in 2023, warns IMF

The Met Police have ordered German Audi A8 vehicles

Readers' letters: Never mind Brexit, thanks for passport

The hospitality and tourism sector, encompassing the likes of pubs, hotels and restaurants, has been facing massive inflationary pressures.

Hospitality and tourism firms hardest hit amid soaring food and energy inflation

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Readers' letters: Tories and Labour fail to mention Brexit

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Readers' letters: The UK is becoming a failed state

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Readers' letters: Brexit is proving a massive mistake

We should welcome, not fear, a decline in the Scottish population

Readers' letters: Smaller population is good for Scotland
People should welcome, not fear, a decline in the Scottish population.
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The Queen officially opens the Crossrail line in London named after her

Readers' letters: ‘Poor little Scotland’ is being held back

Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak holds a press conference in the Downing Street briefing room

Readers' letters: Financial disaster of Brexit mounts

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Readers' letters: Brexit is proving a very costly mistake

Liz McAreavey

‘Business for Good’ is the new direction of travel - Liz McAreavey

The colourful surroundings made this young patient's stay a more positive experience.

Edinburgh kids surgery charity hits landmark £1 billion

Boris Johnson's policies are at odds with his jocular image, says Kenny MacAskill (Picture: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP via Getty Images)

Readers' letters: Export decline shows disaster of Brexit

Outdoor dining opened again in April, the first month the quarterly ONS data includes, and further restrictions were lifted in May. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

UK economy enjoys 'robust' second-quarter rebound as lockdown measures ease

Green Party MSP Lorna Slater

Scottish Tory MPs’ shame over aid cuts - Lorna Slater

UK has the lowest level of wealth per head of population of all countries in north-west Europe

Readers' letters: Scotland is shackled as part of a UK which is the economic sic...

Deputy charge nurse Katie McIntosh giving Clinical Lead of Outpatient Theatres Andrew Mencnarowski, a Covid vaccine at the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh, on December 8.

Readers' letters: Time to open up again after vaccinations

Liz McAreavey

Trust in leadership is crucial to rebuilding our economy - Liz McAreavey

Liz McAreavey, Chief Executive, Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce

Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce is bringing businesses together to help drive the ...

Rishi Sunak could announced the unfreezing of fuel duty and a freeze on personal allowances at his next budget in March, a move being described as a 'stealth tax raid' (Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Rishi Sunak could launch a 'stealth tax raid' with next month's budget - here's ...

Many businesses have failed to survive 2020 amid a rollercoaster ride for the UK economy.

UK economy suffers biggest slump on record... but avoids double-dip recession

This year’s survey shows that Edinburgh has been less affected economically than other cities. Picture: Lisa Ferguson.

Edinburgh ranks best-performing UK city during pandemic

Output from the construction sector was one of the few bright spots in the latest GDP data as the crucial services sector suffered a slump. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

UK hurtling towards fresh recession after 'alarming' GDP figures

The UK is on course for its first 'double dip’ recession in 50 years - but what ...

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Scotland can follow Irish route to success - your views

The UK economy has recovered from a recession - but are things back to normal?

An extension to the furlough scheme could save 61,000 jobs in Scotland, the Scottish Government has said.

Nicola Sturgeon 'hopeful' furlough scheme could be extended

Street performers draw a crowd during last year's Edinburgh Festival (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Edinburgh Festivals' balancing act is crucial to recovery – Julia Amour

The coronavirus pandemic has already led to the closure of businesses and the loss of jobs (Getty Images)

UK coronavirus recession 2020: what the biggest economic downturn in 11 years me...

Construction work is starting up again (Picture: PA)

Why Scotland must be bold – Steve Cardownie

The initiative would allow international arrivals to live on the island while working remotely

Work from home in Barbados: Caribbean island plans a “Barbados Welcome Stamp” to...

Labour want to enshrine the human right to food in Scots law (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Why Scotland must focus on tackling poverty, not independence – Ian Murray MP

Upon arrival in Mallorca, they passed signs instructing tourists to keep their hands clean through regular washing, and to keep their face masks on while in the airport. (Credit: Shutterstock)

German tourists are now allowed to fly to Spain for 'safe corridor' trial - here...

Compared to other countries internationally the number of bank holidays in the UK is low, with just eight taking place annually. (Credit: Shutterstock)

Here’s why you could get an extra bank holiday this year

Tourism is one of the cornerstones of Edinburgh's economy.

Fears Scottish tourism is on 'brink of collapse'

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