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Campaigners want all primary school children to be offered a free school meal as soon as possible.

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak took part in a hustings in Perth to pitch for the votes of Scottish Tory members.

The summit will look at how to improve support for people struggling with the price of energy

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak are in Perth to pitch for the votes of Scottish Tory members.

Latest figures show the estimated wage growth in Scotland is 5.3%, compared with 6.6% for the UK.

What are the big issues likely to be for Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak at the Tory hustings in Perth?

A union warns that "waste will pile up" as industrial action is confirmed between 18 and 31 August.

Euan Jardine claims opposition to proposals in Galashiels risks ending up seeing them lost entirely.

MSPs unanimously approve a bill giving a legal right to free access to sanitary products in public buildings.

Council leaders offer 3.5% with the Scottish local government living wage rising to £10.50 an hour.

Nicola Sturgeon had called on Boris Johnson to hold an emergency meeting with the devolved nations.

The first minister's future is again the subject of speculation, despite her plans for a referendum.

Fifteen councils have still to set funding rates for free childcare places for the new school year

Jim Logue returns as North Lanarkshire's leader after Jordan Linden quits over harassment claims.

The first minister claims Liz Truss asked her for advice on how to get into the magazine at COP26.

UK ministers will argue in court that Holyrood cannot set up a referendum without Westminster backing.

Demand for the 'Back to School Bank', which helps parents in need, has almost tripled since 2018.

Scotland has only around half the vaccines it needs to tackle the outbreak, a medic has warned.

The submission from the Advocate General argues the constitution is reserved to Westminster.