What next for the SNP? Moving out from under the shadow of a police investigation
The news Nicola Sturgeon will face no further action under Operation Branchform offers a chance for the SNP to move on.
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Nicola Sturgeon no longer under investigation over SNP fraud claims
Police Scotland says former first minister not charged in party funding inquiry as husband appears in court for embezzlement. Nicola Sturgeon is no longer under investigation as part of the police ...The Guardian - 19h -
Nicola Sturgeon cleared in SNP finance probe
Police say Scotland’s former first minister is no longer under investigationFinancial Times - 21h -
Nicola Sturgeon Cleared After Police Investigation Into SNP Finances
The former Scottish first minister’s husband, the onetime chief executive of the Scottish National Party, appeared in court on embezzlement charges.The New York Times - 16h -
Nicola Sturgeon to step down from Holyrood
The ex-SNP leader says she will not seek re-election at the 2026 Scottish Parliament election.BBC News - Mar. 12 -
First-time buyers move further out of London as property costs bite
Similar trend found in other major UK cities including Birmingham and Manchester in the decade from 2013Financial Times - 3d -
Under-22s to be excluded from incapacity benefits
The move comes as part of an overhaul of the welfare system as the UK's benefits bill rises.BBC News - 2d -
Tennessee Titans signing of Kevin Zeitler hailed as a Top 5 under-the-radar move by PFF
The Tennessee Titans have been active in free agency, but one move has been mentioned as one of the top under-the-radar moves by PFF.Yahoo Sports - 5d -
FCA drops plan to ‘name and shame’ more UK companies under investigation
Financial regulator says it will scrap new public interest test after backlash from the City and government officialsFinancial Times - Mar. 11 -
What to know about Trump's court-defying deportations under Alien Enemies Act
The Trump administration says 261 people were deported to El Salvador on Saturday, 137 of whom were removed under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 over alleged gang ties. The move came despite a ...CBS News - 3d
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Counter-terror police lead fire investigation
The Met says there is "currently no indication of foul play" but officers are keeping an open mind.BBC News - 30m -
What we know so far
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What are my rights if my flight is cancelled?
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Officers investigated over Harshita Brella contact
Police believe the 24-year-old's husband killed her and has fled the country.BBC News - 6m -
Officers investigated over Harshita Brella contact
Police believe the 24-year-old's husband killed her and has fled the country.BBC News - 6m -
Heathrow Airport Closure Wreaks Havoc on Travelers Worldwide
Flights for thousands of passengers were disrupted by the shutdown at the airport, which serves London and is one of the world’s major transport hubs.The New York Times - 7m -
'We don't know what's happening next - it's chaos'
Travellers are grappling with cancelled flights and face days-long delays in some cases to get home.BBC News - 17m -
'We don't know what's happening next - it's chaos'
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