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Statement in Holyrood on protecting and improving the water environment in Scotland, with environment minister Mairi McAllan, from Wednesday 22 December.
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Commons Scottish Affairs Committee session on the work of the Scotland office, with evidence from Scotland secretary Alister Jack and Scotland office minister Iain Stewart, from Monday 6 December.
Questions in the Commons to Scottish secretary Alister Jack and his team of ministers, from Wednesday 15 December.
Coverage of proceedings in the Scottish Parliament on Thursday 23 December, including general questions to the Scottish government.
Coverage of questions in the Scottish Parliament to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on Thursday 23 December.
A statement in Holyrood on developments to the Covid-19 response in Scotland, with first minister Nicola Sturgeon, from Tuesday 21 December.
A debate in Holyrood on a motion to end the 'pharmaceutical monopolies' of Covid-19 vaccines, from Tuesday 21 December.
Questions in Holyrood to Scottish government ministers, from Thursday 23 December.
Coverage of questions in the Scottish Parliament to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on Thursday 23 December.
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