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Dining across the divide: ‘A lot of English people living in Scotland have a visceral reaction when you say you want independence’

They disagree on the EU, and both think Brexit was a terrible idea. Do they feel the same about opportunities for young people?

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Police in Scotland braced for large-scale protests if Trump visits new golf course

Long-rumoured trip to open course could take place this month after proposed meeting with King Charles shelved

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Are Ipswich, Leicester and Saints on course to be worst ever bottom three?

Plus: surnames that begin with the same letter, Gil Scott-Heron’s dad and Bradford Park Avenue’s unwanted record

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Balance of power: Loch Ness hydro storage schemes fuel local anxiety

As energy firms race to meet challenges of storing power, critics worry about fluctuations in the depth of the loch

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Dining across the divide: ‘I’m angry about elderly, supposedly celibate priests giving women advice on reproductive health’

They may not have seen eye to eye on abortion and assisted dying, but could American politics unite them?

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Celtic icon Murdo MacLeod on his League Cup glory days and the key to beating Rangers

Murdo MacLeod scored the winner for Celtic against Rangers in a League Cup final - and knows the trap the Parkhead side have to avoid at Hampden.

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Dining across the divide: ‘We have our problems in Scotland, but there’s more belief that society still exists’

One is a self-confessed Nicola Sturgeon fan girl; the other thinks the SNP turned into a personality cult around her. Were they more aligned on how to tackle drug deaths?

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Community building warm welcome and ongoing support for refugee families

CRISP Newcastle is hoping to accept a refugee family by December.

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Profits from community windfarm to fund a million native trees in Hebrides

About 211,000 saplings already planted under plan to reestablish woodland on Western Isles crofts

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Curry tasting in Fife, oysters on Exmoor: expert tips for foodie holidays around Britain

If you’re planning a visit to the holiday hotspots of the West Country, Kent or the Edinburgh area – make these food and drink destinations the highlights of your trip

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Dining across the divide: ‘I think killing animals and eating them is fine. He doesn’t’

Did a committed omnivore and a committed vegan chew things over in a friendly manner? And what happened when they moved on to bullying on social media?

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‘Despite appearances, I finally realise I am not able-bodied’: novelist Daisy Lafarge on her hypermobility disorder

The writer was 31 when she was diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, an incurable genetic condition. She recalls the relief – and grief – of chronic health issues finally being given a name

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Dining across the divide: ‘I thought, Oh God, I hope I don’t get a dyed-in-the-wool Scottish Tory’

One is pro-Scottish independence, the other against – can they find common ground on taxation or the new laws on hate crimes?

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An t-Eilean: £1m-an-episode drama to bring Outer Hebrides to global audience

Filming begins on the most expensive Scots Gaelic series ever made but there is wider crisis in Gaelic broadcasting

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‘Community capital’: ownerless Scottish properties to be offered to local schemes

Plan for picnic stop in Muirkirk and similar projects contrast with land system in rest of UK, where state or crown keep assets

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The King William’s College quiz 2023 – the answers

At Christmas, we published the 119th unfeasibly tricky general knowledge paper from the Isle of Man school. Did you dare to give it a try? Here are the answers

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Dining across the divide: ‘It seemed he was on the verge of being a communist. Communism hasn’t worked anywhere’

One advocates a small state and private sector freedom, the other is a passionate socialist who wants to tax wealth and big corporations more. Was there any common ground?

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‘It’s soul destroying to find nests have failed’: inside the battle against Scotland’s falcon thieves

George Smith helped secure the conviction of two men for trading in wild raptors. Now, his work is helping to unveil an illegal multimillion-pound international industry

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‘We are the talk of the town’: the refugee-led Glasgow charity helping women caught up in asylum system

Therapy, cash, haircare – Ubuntu offers destitute women practical help and advice, and an emotional lifeline

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Outdoor saunas, freezing dips and remote hutting: how Scotland fell in love with Scandinavian winters

As many Scots kick back against the distractions of modern life and embrace the great outdoors, Scandi-Scot culture is thriving

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‘A space with a soul’: children’s ideas help transform Glasgow hospital unit

Murals, colourful chairs and fairy lights help create a mood that is more soft play than pre-theatre at Royal Hospital for Children

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The community buyout projects leading Scotland’s self-help revolution

From play parks and community centres to film sets, Scottish communities are using government buyout powers to revitalise derelict properties

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‘Bloody nonsense’: how Glasgow was cut from the Oscar-tipped film Poor Things

The starry new version of Alasdair Gray’s book expunges almost all of its Scottish context. Along the writer and artist’s trail through the city, locals let their feelings be known

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‘Anchors in our landscapes’: secular Scotland is fast losing its churches

Row over disinterment in East Lothian church highlights big property selloff accompanying retreat from organised religion

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