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Swinney backs decriminalisation of drugs

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Drug deaths rise sharply in Scotland
Deaths related to illicit drugs rose by 11% in Scotland last year to 1,133 as the country struggles to tackle the worst fatality rate in Europe. What can be done to change this trend? Ronnie Hart has been in recovery from drug addiction for the past 11 years and now works as a practitioner for WithYou,

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John Swinney still backs drug decriminalisation amid deaths crisis
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Swinney backs decriminalisation as drug deaths branded 'indefensible'
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New powerful synthetic opioids behind sharp rise in Scottish drugs deaths
A new type of powerful synthetic opioid have contributed to a sharp rise in Scottish drug deaths, with the latest data showing an 11% increase in fatalities last year

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Minister’s eye ‘absolutely on ball’ as figures show surge in drug deaths
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Drug deaths rise 11% as Scottish figures remain worst in Europe
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John Swinney's World Cup excuse branded 'disrespectful'

John Swinney has been accused of a lack of respect for Scottish taxpayers after claiming he tried to 'minimise costs' for his trip to the United States for the World Cup.
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John Swinney accused of being 'terrified' as he desperately tries to shut down probe

John Swinney has desperately tried to shut down any kind of probe into the SNP’s finances as MPs delayed a decision on whether to launch a Westminster inquiry. The First Minister refused to commit to appearing before a potential Commons investigation ...
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John Swinney warned against reforming Scots councils on the cheap

The First Minister has confirmed councillors returned at next year's local elections will serve a full five-year term - but there is no clarity on what the councils will look like.
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John Swinney's endless 'hissy-fit' over bid to break up Britain

John Swinney has been accused of having a 'never-ending hissy fit' over Scotland's decision to vote against independence after forcing another debate on his demands for a referendum rerun.
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Fury as SNP's John Swinney rejects cheap flights for £18k tickets at taxpayers' expense

The Scottish leader and aides splashed over £45,000 of taxpayers' cash on flights ahead of Scotland's opening game.
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