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Educational material used by Angus Council schools about famous Scots appears to show a slide about the SNP leader with a party logo and information about Scottish independence. However, in the same lesson, former Labour First Minister Donald Dewar was also featured.
Updated: February 2 2021, 7.45pm
The slide about Nicola Sturgeon outlines her SNP leadership and campaign for independence. Twinkl says this version was edited externally from that on its website, which also bore the SNP logo.
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Lessons issued to primary school children featuring the SNP logo and Nicola Sturgeon have been branded politically biased.
An image of the First Minister features in a series of slides about famous Scots – which were emblazoned with the party’s symbol and information about the independence campaign.
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Tayside’s three councils have joined forces to bring a 24 hour mental health support service to the region.
Togetherall is aimed at young people aged from 16 to 24 and will be accessible seven days a week around the clock.
It is estimated that one in four people will suffer with mental health problems at some point in their lives.
Dundee, Angus and Perth & Kinross councils have worked together to bring the anonymous service to the region, which launches today.
Togetherall is manned by trained professionals offering a choice of therapeutic services, including online self-help courses.