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Archaeologists discover 'ancient underground circle' on Scottish island

ARCHAEOLOGISTS have discovered an “ancient circle”, which may have been used for burial rituals hundreds of years ago, underground on the Isle…

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow's Barlinnie prison A-listed status to be challenged in appeal

The decision to grant A-listed status to HMP Barlinnie has been challenged by the Scottish Prison Service amid concerns it could impede regeneration…

The National (Scotland)

This Month’s Color Crush? Pomegranate Pop — These Chic, Rich Red Buys Will Bring Drama Back Into Interiors, According to a Stylist

From oxblood bedding to bold red and blue pairings, this month’s color crush proves that decorating with red can feel dramatic, warm, and surprisingly livable when styled the right way

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Anger over green light for traffic lights on Argyll’s ‘Bridge over the Atlantic’

Plans to install traffic lights on Clachan Bridge will ruin tourist attraction and endanger pedestrians, critics warn

The Guardian - UK

Ex-officer questioned over urgency of police tunnel search for Noah Donohoe

The inquest into the death of the schoolboy at Belfast Coroner’s Court, which is being heard with a jury, is now in its fourth week.

Evening Standard

Ex-officer tells inquest he thinks about Noah Donohoe tunnel ordeal all the time

The inquest into the death of the schoolboy at Belfast Coroner’s Court, which is being heard with a jury, is now in its fourth week.

Evening Standard

Noah Donohoe police search delayed by ‘visceral’ atmosphere in crowd – inquest

A former police inspector told Belfast Coroner’s Court that political representatives had asked people to assist in the search for Noah in 2020.

Evening Standard

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Police encountered ‘hostile’ behaviour before Noah Donohoe search in park

A former police inspector has told an inquest he crawled through an underground storm drain tunnel system as part of efforts to find the teenager.

Evening Standard

Inquest told officer crawled through tunnel in search for Noah Donohoe

The inquest at Belfast Coroner’s Court, which is being heard with a jury, is now into its fourth week.

Evening Standard

Tourist fee introduced at standing stones that inspired Outlander

Calanais Standing Stones are among the most visited attractions in the Outer Hebrides

The Independent UK

Scotland’s last shoemaking shop to be restored decades after it closed

The Souter’s Shop in Birse, Aberdeenshire, lay undisturbed after the business shut down in the 1940s.

Evening Standard

Heritage body leader investigated after ‘twerking in front of Martin Compston’

The Line Of Duty star is said to have been made uncomfortable by the incident, reported in The Scotland On Sunday.

Evening Standard

Scottish university cuts ties with heritage body over racism row

A SCOTTISH university has paused work with the national heritage body currently embroiled in a racism row, the Sunday National can reveal.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government urged to intervene amid racism row at heritage body

THE Scottish Government must intervene in a racism row engulfing the country’s heritage body, an employee has said.

The National (Scotland)

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Top Scottish heritage director keeps £120k role despite 'racist' language

A DIRECTOR at Scotland’s top heritage body was allowed to remain in post despite a complaint about “racist” language being upheld, The Sunday…

The National (Scotland)

Historic Environment Scotland celebrates 'milestone' grant spending figure

HISTORIC Environment Scotland (HES) has marked a “milestone” spending record for grant funding.

The National (Scotland)

Investigation concludes into Australian influencer incident at historic Jacobite site

AN investigation by Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has come to an end after a video showing a pair of Australian influencers climbing on a…

The National (Scotland)

'Important' listed Scottish hotel has £300k cut from asking price

AN “important” historic Scottish hotel has had £300,000 cut from its asking price ...

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Australian influencers ‘damage’ historic Jacobite site, as investigation launches

An investigation has been launched by Historic Environment Scotland (HES) after a video showing a pair of Australian influencers climbing on a…

The National (Scotland)

Jousting event featuring Robert the Bruce to take place in Highland fortress

A jousting event featuring Robert the Bruce is set to take place at a historic site in the Highlands.

Benzinga

Chevron Wins Hess-Related Arbitration, Targets $1 Billion In Merger Synergies

Chevron Corp's (NYSE:CVX) win in the arbitration ruling against Exxon Mobil Corp (NYSE:XOM) has cleared the way for the acquisition of Hess Corp (NYSE:HES).

The National (Scotland)

Sink hole at historic Highland fort built after Culloden risks sea wall collapse

A SECTION of the historic Fort George is at risk of collapsing into the sea due to a significant sink hole

Benzinga

Chevron-Hess Arbitration Nears Verdict As Analyst Sees Limited Downside, Big Upside Potential

After nearly two years of uncertainty and legal wrangling, a resolution may be imminent in Chevron Corporation’s (NYSE:CVX) highly anticipated acquisition of Hess Corporation (NYSE:HES).

Barchart

Hess Corporation's Q2 2025 Earnings: What to Expect

Hess Corporation is expected to announce its fiscal second-quarter earnings later this month, and analysts project a double-digit earnings drop.

The National (Scotland)

Major safety works to begin at Holyrood Park after rockfall fears

Work is set to begin on a new barrier wall and fence at Holyrood Park’s Low Road, aiming to reopen pedestrian access by the end of July

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