- The Scottish Government has requested the devolution of energy powers from Westminster, amidst energy price hikes driven by the US-Israeli war with Iran.
- Scottish experts warned about public finance issues and fiscal constraints facing the Scottish Government.
A minister from the Scottish Government defended the government's market orthodoxy.
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A minister from the Scottish Government defended the government's market orthodoxy.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Alex Orr contributes to the public discourse while Jenny Gilruth defends the SNP's stance on GERS economic figures.Sub-event
Minister defends the government's market orthodoxy.1 source
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Scottish Government
devolved government of Scotland
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Mark Spencer
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