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Swinney: 'Scotland's complex challenges can't be solved by throwing money at them'
First Minister John Swinney has called for cross-party collaboration to address Scotland's 'complex' challenges ahead of a crucial Holyrood budget vote. With the SNP in the minority in Holyrood, failure to secure support could ultimately trigger a snap election.
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