
Tuesday, May 11, 1999 Published at 14:40 GMT 15:40 UK


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Scotland's damp squib
The campaign for election to the Scottish Parliament threatened to catch light, but the vital spark seemed always to be missing. |
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Parties fear politics of apathy
As campaigning ends for the elections in Scotland and Wales - plus those for local government - politicians fear a low turn-out. |
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Wallace demands Lib Dem ministers
Scottish Liberal Democrats leader Jim Wallace refuses to enter a deal with Labour at Holyrood unless his party has ministers in the cabinet. |
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Holyrood parties only 'pale green'
A survey by three leading environmental groups criticises the policies of the four main parties contesting the Scottish Parliament elections. |
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Mixed signals from Scotland
Three opinion polls tell different stories in the final days of the campaign before Thursday's Scottish Parliament elections. |
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The final countdown
The four main parties unveil their strategies for the final few days of their campaigns to win seats in the new Scottish Parliament. |
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Differences of emphasis
BBC Scotland Education Correspondent Ken Macdonald reports from the education battleground of the Scottish Parliament elections. |
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Talking tactics
Will tactical voting play a part in this election? Dr Michael Dyer, a political expert at Aberdeen University, tells Vote99 it will. |
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Left believe they're right
BBC Scotland's John Morrison finds some traditional tub-thumping socialism alive and well in the campaign for election to the Scottish Parliament. |
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Salmond calls Blair's bluff
Alex Salmond plays a bluff card as Tony Blair warns against the SNP's menu for independence during lunch in Glasgow. |
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Workers angry over PFI
Thousands of health service workers in Scotland are threatening industrial action amid concerns about their future under the Private Finance Initiative. |
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How they see us ...
BBC Scotland's Forbes McFall goes south to a market town in search of how the English regard Scottish devolution. |
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SNP demands 'deal' answers
The SNP demands to know if reports that Labour has entered a pact to work with the Liberal Democrats in the Scottish Parliament are true. |
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