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People in Scotland will be forced to show their Covid vaccine passports to enter major events from today, after the Government s 18-day grace period on the controversial scheme came to an end.
Thousands of Scots families face homelessness as Covid eviction ban for those struggling with lockdown payments ends
The Sunday Mail found that councils and housing associations issued a staggering number of eviction notices for social housing tenants between June 2020 and March this year.
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John Paul Warrillow is one of the thousands of tenants that face being booted from their home when Scotland s Covid eviction ban comes to an end (Image: Garry F McHarg Daily Record)
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LAST week, the outgoing chief economist at the Bank of England, Andy Haldane, bluntly warned that the rapid increase in inflation would make the massive national debt (standing at an eye watering £2.3 trillion and rising) unsustainable, as interest rates inevitably shoot up.
Servicing this debt will become unaffordable for the government, driving the country into a recession exceeding that of the 1930s economic crash.
Yesterday, Haldane’s warnings were reinforced by the assessment of the official Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) which starkly told Tory chancellor Rishi Sunak that the UK economy faced a triple threat from the debt time-bomb built up bailing out British capitalism.
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