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The European Commission has announced additional humanitarian aid of €5 million to help scores of people in urgent need of assistance in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s conflict-torn provinces of Kasaï. This funding brings EU humanitarian assistance to the most … read more
The eulogy below was delivered today by Deputy First Minister John Swinney MSP at the funeral of former SNP leader Gordon Wilson, which took place at St Peter’s Free Church, Dundee. read more
The Nuffield Trust, a charity that produces research on how to improve healthcare, has published a new report on Scotland’s NHS. read more
Speaking in response to the report from Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and the Crown Prosecution Inspectorate on the failures in dealing with victims of stalking, Labour’s Shadow Home Secretary, Diane Abbott, said:
“This report is deeply troubling. It highlights a series of failings to tackle stalking, which can have serious or even fatal consequences.
“Government has cut the police by over 20,000. It tries to hide behind the claim that crime is falling. But many serious crimes are rising, including crimes of violence.
“Cuts have consequences. Police forces are over-stretched and this leads to pressure to downgrade crimes, or not fully investigate them, as the report highlights. The government should stop cutting core police budgets and give forces the resources they need. Labour has pledged to restore 10,000 police officers when in government.”
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