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Labour have been challenged to clear up their conference confusion ahead of a Holyrood debate on welfare and follow the SNP with a commitment to scrap the Bedroom Tax.

SNP Welfare spokesperson Dr Eilidh Whiteford has urged the coalition government to show flexibility on pension reform during a Westminster debate on the Public Pensions Bill today.

The former Liberal Democrat Armed Forces Minister, Sir Nick Harvey has made a speech today (Monday ) in which he comments on the Trident renewal review which he was formerly in charge of, and is now being conducted by his colleague Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander .

Angus Robertson MP, SNP Westminster leader and Defence spokesman said :

Commenting on the Treasury’s scare story regarding Scottish banknotes, Finance Secretary John Swinney said:

The announcement that Clydeport and Svitzer Marine Ltd are to face prosecution under the Health and Safety at Work Act over the events surrounding the sinking of the Flying Phantom has been welcomed today.

Commenting ahead of the visit to Scotland by Chancellor George Osborne to lecture the people of Scotland about currency, SNP MSP Annabelle Ewing, who sits on the Referendum Bill Committee, said:

A UK government report has revealed the estimated cost of decommissioning nuclear power has increased by around £16 billion in 4 years with the Treasury admitting to a mistake over its failure to calculate the costs.

Following Gordon Matheson being reported to the Public Standards Commissioner by the Royal Incorporation of Architects over alleged improper staff coercion over the George Square design, the SNP are calling for him to consider his position as Glasgow gears up for the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Councillor Graeme Hendry, Leader of the SNP Opposition in Glasgow, said: 

Johann Lamont’s plans to change Labour policy to bring more powers to the Scottish Parliament after a No vote in the referendum are reportedly to be ditched following a strong backlash from Labour MPs and Ed Miliband's unease at the plan.