Shotts MSP to stand down after 21 years at Holyrood

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@LabourRichard resigns are the ones who told us that Better Together was a huge success story for Labour and that Jim Murphy was the salvation of the Party - they have been repeatedly wrong and are wrong again - it’s treachery with a snarl.” Leonard is under pressure to quit following a succession of flops at the ballot box.His performances at Holyrood have also alarmed colleagues who believe Labour is headed for a heavy defeat at the Holyrood election.Marra, a List MSP for the north east, told

on Facebook last week, and messages of support have been pouring in ever since.

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Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser: “I’d been betwixt and between for a long time and originally intended to stand again, but rethought over the past three weeks.

Indoor care home visiting banned as COVID-19 cases continue to rise“In doing so they made history by making Perth and Kinross the first seat that the SNP would win at a by-election and hold at the subsequent by-election, and they ensured that I became the longest-serving current Scottish parliamentarian.“The support of one’s constituents is not only essential for political success, it is immensely humbling and I am very thankful for it.“It has been a great privilege too to have been in

Alex Neil has announced he will stand down as an MSP at next year's Holyrood election. The ex- health secretary is the latest former member of Alex Salmond's Cabinet to step away from the Scottish Parliament, with Stewart Stevenson and Roseanna Cunningham having previously revealed their intention to quit in 2021.

Roseanna Cunningham has stepped down from Holyrood. Cunningham said it was a 'difficult decision' to move away from the role, after claiming the title as the longest serving elected parliamentarian.

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Grillaz, on Derby Street, has been ordered to close from 5pm today, August 20, until further notice after it failed to ensure social distancing outside the premises. The restaurant was left 'overcrowded' with 'no queue management', according to Bolton Council.

EK medical student avoids jail despite abusing 11-year-oldBefore escaping in the car he came in, the thug uses an iron bar or similar tool to smash the couple’s study window.After last year’s attack, the Conservative councillor was ­previously urged not to quit by then Prime Minister Theresa May.Taking to social media, Graeme said he was taking an “extended leave of absence”.Writing on his Facebook page, he added: : “I love Avondale and I love living in Strathaven and I really love being able to

Queen Elizabeth lost one of her beloved horses over the weekend.