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Flights from UK to Dubai and Doha cancelled after US attack on Iran's nuclear sites

FLIGHTS from London to Dubai and Doha have been cancelled after Donald Trump ordered a US attack on Iran’s nuclear sites.

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Hagi told move to European club would be 'step back' from Rangers amid talks

Ianis Hagi has been told that a move to join Legia Warsaw would be a step back from Rangers.

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Scotland could be 'complicit in war crimes' by allowing US to use Prestwick Airport

SCOTLAND could become complicit in war crimes by allowing Prestwick Airport to be used by US air force jets, Humza Yousaf has warned.

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Watch as Celtic-linked defender scores first J-League goal

Celtic-linked defender Hayato Inamura opened the scoring for Albirex Niigata as they took on Avispa Fukuoka in the J-League yesterday.

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Writer and anaesthetist Marisa Haetzman on 10 things that changed her life

THE Sunday National spoke with Scottish writer and doctor Marisa Haetzman on the 10 things that changed her life.

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Fergus Ewing says SNP will 'throw everything' at his bid to become independent MSP

Fergus Ewing says he believes his former party the SNP will “throw everything” against his attempts to be elected as an independent MSP next…

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I joined Celtic from Rangers - 'shocking' online abuse hasn't affected me

Liam Burt has lifted the lid on the online abuse he received after joining Celtic from Rangers.

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Douglas Alexander refuses to set out democratic route to Scottish independence

DOUGLAS Alexander has refused to set out how Scotland could democratically achieve independence despite being repeatedly pushed on the issue.

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Finding a city of contrasts in Rhode Island

P’TOWN – Provincetown is too formal for the locals – offers us a reassuringly warm welcome to an America clearly at a crossroads.

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Keir Starmer 'gaslighting' with statement on US bombing of Iran, says Humza Yousaf

KEIR Starmer has been accused of “gaslighting” over the US bombing of Iran after claiming the country’s nuclear programme was a “grave…

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Croatian striker directly answers Rangers transfer question

Matija Frigan believes he's 'perfectly suited' for a move to Rangers as the Croatian striker weighs up a transfer from Belgian football.

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The Scottish universities accepting millions from organisations linked to China

Scottish universities have accepted millions of pounds from Chinese organisations with alleged links to the military, human rights abuses and…

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'He should be in the Hague': Laura Kuenssberg slammed for Israeli president interview

THE BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg was panned live on air after platforming Israel’s president ...

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John Swinney calls for 'diplomatic solution' after US bombs Iran

Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney has said the UK must push for a diplomatic solution following the US strikes on Iran’s nuclear programme…

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Keir Starmer responds as US enters war with Iran with strikes on nuclear sites

KEIR Starmer has urged Iran to return to negotiations after Donald Trump launched US air strikes on the regime’s nuclear facilities ...

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US enters war with Iran after Donald Trump orders bombing of key nuclear sites

The United States has attacked three sites in Iran, inserting itself into Israel’s war ...

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US bombs 3 Iranian nuclear sites as Tehran warns of ‘everlasting consequences’

The United States has attacked three sites in Iran, inserting itself into Israel’s war aimed at destroying the country’s nuclear programme in a…

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Why FIFA Club World Cup 'showbiz circus' is no joke for 'squeezed' Scottish game

There are no Scottish teams at the FIFA Club World Cup - but PFA Scotland chief Fraser Wishart believes it doesn't bode well for the game here.

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Susan Egelstaff: Is now the time for a woman to break the four-minute mile barrier?

Men have been running sub-four-minute miles for decades but as yet, a woman has never broken the iconic four-minute barrier for the mile. That could…

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Modern slavery fears as UK-US trade deal 'may open doors to prison-produced beef'

THE UK Government is facing pressure to strengthen anti-slavery laws amid concerns that its trade deal with the US could see food produced by forced…

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Scotland's 'bucking international trends' on investment. Is that a good thing?

BILLIONS of pounds are set to flow out of Scotland due to foreign investment figures celebrated by the Scottish Government ...

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SNP the only pro-indy party not to sign pledge condemning Gaza genocide

The SNP have been called out for being the only pro-independence party not to sign a pledge condemning Israel's atrocities in Gaza

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SNP 'working with Tories to weaken Scottish land reform', MSPs say

THE SNP are using Conservative votes to keep significant changes out of the Land Reform Bill, MSPs have said ...

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Scotland's events in support of Pride go well beyond marches

Thirty years ago, Scotland’s first pride march took place in Edinburgh, where 3000 people marched through the streets of the capital

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Inside an asylum hotel – the experiences of those left waiting

More than 1400 people are currently awaiting the outcome of their asylum claims in hotel accommodations in towns and cities across Scotland

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