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First Minister John Swinney has apologised in Scottish Parliament for historical policies affecting Gypsy/Traveller communities, acknowledging they were unacceptable and caused enduring harm. More information here: ow.ly/r8MQ50WgbPr


NEW: The Education (Scotland) Bill was passed by 69 votes to 47 by Scottish Parliament. Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth set out how it will create a new national qualifications body, replacing the SQA, and an independent education inspectorate. ➡️ow.ly/h66Q50WgqlY


Addressing Scottish Parliament, Finance Secretary Shona Robison MSP announced our Medium-Term Financial Strategy. Savings rising to £2.6 billion in 2029-30 will ensure funding can be targeted at frontline services such as: 🔵 the NHS 🔵 social security 🔵 action to eradicate child poverty

We want to ensure that every family gets the support they need, when and where they need it. Whole family support is when a range of services work together to help meet the needs of families. Watch as John Swinney explains the importance of whole family support.


Veterans Minister Graeme Dey joined military personnel and veterans at the Armed Forces Day parade. Armed Forces Day 🇬🇧 is an opportunity to thank the Armed Forces, veterans, reserves and their families for their service and contributions to communities. 📸Legion Scotland


First Minister John Swinney was today received in audience by His Majesty King Charles III at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.


First Minister John Swinney visited the Museum of Childhood. At the visit, he announced £4 million for the Museum Futures Programme. In partnership with Museums Galleries Scotland and The National Lottery Heritage Fund, the programme will help museums innovate and adapt.


We want to ensure Scotland’s public services deliver for people when they need them. Watch as First Minister John Swinney sets out what we are doing to deliver a stronger NHS, with more procedures and improved access to GPs.




We want to provide more care for people in the comfort of their own homes and improve the flow of patients in hospitals. At a visit to Falkirk Community Hospital, First Minister John Swinney announced an £85 million investment in front line NHS frailty services. Watch for more.


