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ALT More than half of firework injuries happen to children.
ALT First Minister John Swinney and Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth on their way to a meeting of the National Economic Council with First Minister of Wales Rhun ap Iorwerth and Welsh Finance Minister Elin Jones.
ALT First Minister John Swinney and Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth attend a meeting of the National Economic Council along with the Prime Minister Andy Burnham, First Minister of Wales Rhun ap Iorwerth and other political leaders.
ALT First Minister John Swinney meets Prime Minister Andy Burham along with First Minister of Wales Rhun ap Iorwerth. UK Government minister Hamish Falconer is also pictured.
ALT Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth visiting One Parent Families Scotland in Edinburgh
ALT Protecting young people from nicotine addiction
ALT First Minister John Swinney stands with a man inside the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Mumbai. Behind them, the building's interior features marble columns, a staircase and a chandelier.
ALT First Minister John Swinney and a museum representative observe a display on trade within India at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (CSMVS) museum in Mumbai. The exhibition display panels are visible in the background.
ALT First Minister John Swinney meets filmmaker Karan Johar.
ALT First Minister John Swinney meets Producers Guild of India.
ALT One-off £100 payment for energy bill support for eligible Scottish households
ALT "The UK Budget delivers a real terms cut in Scotland's budget of around £650 million in 2027-28." Jenny Gilruth Deputy First Minister
ALT First Minister John Swinney meets Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Ajit Pawar in Mumbai.
ALT First Minister John Swinney stands beside Kunal Giani, Chairman and Managing Director of Sarva Foam. Both are wearing business suits. Brand Scotland and Sarva Foam display boards are visible in the background.
ALT First Minister John Swinney speaks with Kunal Giani, Chairman and Managing Director of Sarva Foam, and other attendees during a boardroom meeting. All are wearing business attire. Brand Scotland and Sarva Foam display boards can be seen in the background.
ALT Storm Boelo Recovery The Scottish Government Resilience Room met again this afternoon to discuss how conditions are improving after the impact of Storm Boelo. Work is ongoing to reconnect power to affected households. Ministers are urging those in coastal areas to remain vigilant as a yellow risk of coastal flooding is still in place in northern parts of mainland Scotland and the Northern Isles.
ALT “It appears the worst of the conditions are due to pass us, but that does not mean the recovery effort stops and the Scottish Government, alongside our local resilience partners, will continue to support businesses and communities who have been impacted by flooding and power outages. I would also urge coastal communities to continue to listen to updates from the Met Office and SEPA as the risk of flooding is still in place until Wednesday.” Neil Gray Justice Secretary
ALT First Minister John Swinney visiting University of Aberdeen's Mumbai campus.
ALT First Minister John Swinney visiting University of Aberdeen's Mumbai campus.
ALT First Minister John Swinney visiting University of Aberdeen's Mumbai campus.
ALT First Minister John Swinney speaking with the Chief Economic Adviser to the Chief Minister of Maharashtra at a boardroom meeting. Several people in business attire are seated around a table with water glasses visible.
ALT It is illegal to set off fireworks in public places, including streets and parks.
ALT First Minister John Swinney met Scotland’s kabaddi team