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Is Swinney in trouble over pensions claim? – Politics Show

Is Swinney in trouble over pensions claim? – Politics Show
BBC Scotland Thursday 08 October 2026, 16:00 UTC 1 min read
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Political analysis with Lynsey Bews, Phil Sim and Daily Record's Chris McCall.

Political analysis with Lynsey Bews, Phil Sim and Daily Record's Chris McCall.
Lynsey Bews (PERSON) Phil Sim (PERSON) Chris McCall (PERSON)
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