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Universal credit and alcohol tax changes in Sunak's budget
The chancellor makes a change that will allow working claimants to keep more of their benefits but Labour says struggling families need more help.
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Universal credit and alcohol tax changes in Sunak's budget
The chancellor makes a change that will allow working claimants to keep more of their benefits but Labour says struggling families need more help.
Everyone in Commons must wear masks except MPs
Parliamentary staff and visitors have been told to cover their faces to combat the spread of Covid.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 19 October
The first session of FMQs since the Queen officially opened the sixth term of the Senedd.
Sir David Amess: Fun, friendly and always outspoken
The Tory MP was a backbencher of the old school who fought for the causes he cared about.
As it happened: Minister discussed welfare mitigations
Minister for Communities Deirdre Hargey briefed scrutiny committee members on Welfare Reform Mitigations
As it happened: Executive outlined Covid-19 plan
The first and deputy first minister outlined the Pathway Out of Restrictions Plan to MLAs in the House
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Universal credit and alcohol tax changes in Sunak's budget
The chancellor makes a change that will allow working claimants to keep more of their benefits but Labour says struggling families need more help.
Everyone in Commons must wear masks except MPs
Parliamentary staff and visitors have been told to cover their faces to combat the spread of Covid.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 19 October
The first session of FMQs since the Queen officially opened the sixth term of the Senedd.
Sir David Amess: Fun, friendly and always outspoken
The Tory MP was a backbencher of the old school who fought for the causes he cared about.
As it happened: Minister discussed welfare mitigations
Minister for Communities Deirdre Hargey briefed scrutiny committee members on Welfare Reform Mitigations
As it happened: Executive outlined Covid-19 plan
The first and deputy first minister outlined the Pathway Out of Restrictions Plan to MLAs in the House
Everyone in Commons must wear masks except MPs
Parliamentary staff and visitors have been told to cover their faces to combat the spread of Covid.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 19 October
The first session of FMQs since the Queen officially opened the sixth term of the Senedd.
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Pensioners 'waiting hours at clinics for jabs'
Mr Sarwar says the booster vaccination programme is letting some people down.
The Scottish Labour leader gives MSPs a number of examples where elderly people waited hours for their jabs or were denied them.
He says: "These are not figures on a spreadsheet, these are people's mothers, fathers and grandparents."
Nicola Sturgeon says the booster vaccination programme was a huge priority for her government and insists it is on track.
NHS 'needs more capacity right now' for jabs, says Sarwar
Copyright: Getty ImagesAnas Sarwar says the NHS “needs more capacity right now” to deliver more booster jabs.
The Scottish Labour leader tells MSPs the tens of thousands of people who are beyond the six-month mark for boosters need answers on when they will get their dates.
Ms Sturgeon says the booster rollout would be speeded up “as soon as possible” but pointed out many people had gone beyond the six-month mark before medical approval was even granted for the booster jab programme.
Covid rules the same for COP26 delegates, says FM
Copyright: SECNicola Sturgeon says everyone attending the COP26 climate change summit in Glasgow will be expected to follow the same rules as the general public.
Ms Sturgeon tells MSPs it is "it is inevitably the case" that such a large-scale event "poses a risk of increased Covid transmission" but mitigation measures are in place.
The first minister says delegates will be expected to wear face masks in enclosed public spaces and on public transport.
Everyone arriving in Glasgow from outside the Common Travel Area will also need to show a negative test result before they arrive in the UK.
New post-arrival testing regime for Scotland
Copyright: ReutersMs Sturgeon announces Scotland will align with the rest of the UK's post-arrival testing regime from 31 October.
It means that fully-vaccinated people, returning from non-red list countries, no longer have to take a PCR test two days after arrival in Scotland.
Instead, they will take a cheaper and simpler lateral flow test.
Passengers need to book these tests before travelling and must send a picture of their lateral flow test to verify the result.
The lateral flow tests for travel must be bought from private providers - NHS kits cannot be used.
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