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Holyrood forced into rare Friday sitting after assisted dying row erupts

MSPs will sit on Friday to continue debating Scotland’s assisted dying bill after a bitter dispute over Holyrood’s timetable. Critics warn the legislation — one of the most consequential in years — risks being rushed in the final days of the parliamentary session.
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‘It feels like a resurrection’: SNP MSP Ruth Maguire on leaving politics

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SNP MSP in scathing warning to John Swinney over transgender prison policy

Ruth Maguire has revealed she is cancer free. Ruth Maguire has revealed she is cancer free.
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SNP MSP Ruth Maguire 'excited' for Holyrood return after revealing she is cancer free

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SNP MSP Ruth Maguire to quit Holyrood in 2026 as she shares cancer diagnosis

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