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Funding to Help Women, Girls & Disabled Children Scotland intends to support inclusive education in Malawi, Rwanda and Zambia with funding of up to £12.5 million over the next five years, First Minister John Swinney has announced. The funding will support two programmes, the first of which aims to remove barriers to quality education for

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Supporting Inclusive Education in Africa - Graeme Dey

JOHN Swinney has announced the Scottish Government will make a £250,000 emergency donation to the relief effort in the Middle East.

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John Swinney announces £250,000 emergency donation to Middle East relief effort

JOHN Swinney has reacted to the “heartbreaking” news of a major crash which left five people dead and a seven-year-old boy fighting for his life.

John Swinney expresses condolences after 'heartbreaking' fatal crash on M6

Scotland intends to support inclusive education in Malawi, Rwanda and Zambia with funding of up to £12.5 million over the next five years, First Minister John Swinney has announced. The funding will support two programmes, the first of which aims to remove barriers to quality education for out-of-school children with disabilities and additional support needs. The second programme will support girls and women to complete secondary education and t…

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Scottish Government to commit £12.5 million to support education in Africa

Strike action targeting schools in John Swinney's Perthshire North constituency will prove difficult for the First Minister to handle.

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ALASDAIR CLARK: School strikes in John Swinney's Perthshire backyard will prove tricky for First Minister

A third sector organisation has withdrawn from a government leadership group as a scathing letter warns John Swinney of failing to listen to leading…

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Organisation withdraws from leadership group over Swinney's 'apathy' on human rights

First Minister John Swinney says there is "no justification" for a strike set to close schools in his Perth constituency for two weeks.

John Swinney says 'no justification' for Perthshire strike set to close schools for two weeks

One of Alex Salmond's last messages on stage X was one criticizing the First Minister of Scotland, John Swinney, for taking part in the new organisation, the Council of Nations and Regions. The problem, for the former Prime Minister, was that the body seemed to place the governments of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland on the same level as mayors in England.

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The Scottish government is chartering a flight to repatriate Alex Salmond's body after the Foreign Office rejected requests for the RAF to get involved, Sky News understands.

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Private individual pays to repatriate Alex Salmond's body after request to use RAF rejected

The King has said he is "greatly saddened" by the sudden death of Alex Salmond, Scotland's first SNP first minister. The Alba leader died on Saturday afternoon aged 69 from a suspected heart attack during a trip to North Macedonia. In a message issued by Buckingham Palace, King Charles said: "My wife and I are greatly saddened to hear of the sudden death of Alex Salmond.

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Prisoners in Scotland serving less than a four-year sentence could be released earlier under new plans announced by the Scottish government.



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