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Kenson Casimir
@kensoncasimir· Independent· Aug 12, 2026

From my communication with [Alfred’s] team, she was slated to have participated at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, and they did decide as a team that it may not be in her best interest for her to participate.

stluciatimes.com
Daniel Chapo
@danielchapo· FRELIMO· Aug 12, 2026

A missão dos jovens é gerar riqueza, criar emprego, produzir conhecimento, inovar e fazer de Moçambique um país cada vez mais desenvolvido.

The mission of the youth is to generate wealth, create jobs, produce knowledge, innovate, and make Mozambique an increasingly developed country.

observador.pt
Samantha Niblett
@samanthaniblett· Labour Party· Aug 12, 2026

I’m so fiercely protective of my team because ‘they’ didn’t stand for office and the buck stops with me.

thenational.scot
Katherine Sangster
@katherinesangster· Scottish Labour· Aug 12, 2026

Local journalists and news providers are an invaluable part of our communities. It is vital that the Scottish Government recognises this and puts a fund in place to support this thriving industry.

thenational.scot
Jenny Gilruth
@jennygilruth· Scottish National Party· Aug 12, 2026

The significant increase in income tax revenues shows that the decisions which this Government has taken are helping to deliver additional funding for measures to ease the cost of living like the Scottish Child payment, free prescriptions…

thenational.scot
Jenny Gilruth
@jennygilruth· Scottish National Party· Aug 12, 2026

The latest GERS stats show that total and devolved revenues grew faster than spending – showing in particular that in the areas where our Government has control, we are delivering sustainable finances.

thenational.scot
Jenny Gilruth
@jennygilruth· Scottish National Party· Aug 12, 2026

With the powers of independence we would be able to chart a different path, ensuring we grow the economy to allow Scotland to reach her full potential.

thenational.scot
Jenny Gilruth
@jennygilruth· Scottish National Party· Aug 12, 2026

GERS provides notional estimates for Scotland’s deficit as part of the UK – it simply does not show what an independent Scotland’s position will be.

thenational.scot
Liam McArthur
@liammcarthur· Scottish Liberal Democrats· Aug 12, 2026

What these figures show is that Scots are better off from being part of a strong United Kingdom.

thenational.scot
Douglas Alexander
@douglasalexander· Labour Party· Aug 12, 2026

By pooling and sharing resources across the country, people living in Scotland benefit from significant additional public spending.

thenational.scot
Michael Marra
@michaelmarra· Scottish Labour· Aug 12, 2026

Today’s GERS figures show that Scotland pays its fair share of tax but enjoys higher public spending thanks to redistribution throughout the UK.

thenational.scot
Craig Hoy
@craighoy· Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party· Aug 12, 2026

Every single Scot is over £2,700 better off because we are part of a strong United Kingdom.

thenational.scot
Pete Wishart
@petewishart· Scottish National Party· Aug 12, 2026

So an unelected house composed of Unionist party donors and cronies, friends of former PMs, failed MPs, Church of England bishops and aristocrats should sit in judgment on a democratically elected party that has just won its fifth…

thenational.scot
Jenny Gilruth
@jennygilruth· Scottish National Party· Aug 12, 2026

I am quite hardened to it now, it is a kind of normalised part of our workplace that you wake up every morning and you will see abusive comments online, for example.

thenational.scot
Jenny Gilruth
@jennygilruth· Scottish National Party· Aug 12, 2026

Things have changed and I think ultimately that is probably to the detriment of women and minorities.

thenational.scot
Meghan Gallacher
@meghangallacher· Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party· Aug 12, 2026

Nationalist ministers must give councils the resources to deliver essential local services and strengthen community cohesion before this turns into a crisis.

thenational.scot
Meghan Gallacher
@meghangallacher· Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party· Aug 12, 2026

This development does raise concerns about the impact on teaching resources and community cohesion.

thenational.scot
Dawn Butler
@dawnbutler· Labour Party· Aug 12, 2026

No longer should residents feel powerless when they see changes on their doorstep.

theguardian.com