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Jim Murphy reacts to the release of a paper on the taxation of oil
Statement by Jim Murphy on Hewlett Packard job losses
Six months on from the start of the UK Government's tax deferral service, companies in Scotland are deferring almost £1 million in tax a day, new figures published today reveal.
Ann McKechin was in Stirling today as part of a series of regional engagements to promote the UK legislative programme. Her visit focussed on the Savings Gateway Accounts Bill currently going through the UK Parliament which aims to promote saving and financial inclusion for working age people on lower incomes.
The Secretary of State visited Stirling, Alloa and Bannockburn on a series of visits to hear more about how the UK Government's economic help is having an impact on local businesses
Jim Murphy will attend the Scottish Government's Cabinet meeting on June 23.
The Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Scotland, opened the All-Energy exhibition and conference in Aberdeen today. Representing the UK Government, the Minister outlined Westminster's support for renewable energy before introducing Ed Miliband, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change.
Lifelong Celtic supporter Jim Murphy swapped sides for the day to take part in a football match to support a Glasgow employment initiative.
A letter from the Secretary of State on the alternative to detention pilot in Glasgow was published in the Herald newspaper today.
The Secretary of State welcomed the vehicle discount scheme to Scotland today.
Secretary of State for Scotland Jim Murphy today held the first poverty advisory group set up to advise the UK Government on the impact of the economic downturn on the poorest in Scottish society.
Organisations can bid for UK Government funding aimed at creating jobs and training for unemployed 18-24 year olds from today
Jim Murphy attended the opening of the upgraded £8.9bn West Coast Mainline today
Labour market statistics released today by the ONS show total employment in Scotland at 2,521,000, a fall of 11,000 over the previous quarter and a fall of 22,000 over the year.
Jim Murphy comments on the announcement of a new pilot for asylum families in Glasgow
Jim Murphy today welcomed the tenth anniversary of the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood.
Ann McKechin, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Scotland Office visited the Isle of Lewis today as part of a series of regional engagements to hear first hand about the challenges and opportunities for remote island communities.
Scotland Office ministers led Scottish Questions at Westminster today.