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SNP ministers consider seagull crackdown amid fears 'birds may kill someone'

THE Scottish Government is considering issuing licences to control seagulls amid concerns that the birds could cause “serious injury or death”…

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U-turn as SNP Government opens door to genetically edited food in Scotland

THE SNP Government has U-turned on its long-standing opposition to genetically edited (GE) foods, opening the door to their potential sale and…

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Douglas Ross calls for action against seagulls after attacks on elderly and children

MINISTERS have been urged to tackle the “growing problem” of seagull attacks after an elderly resident broke her leg during one incident ...

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Chief Vet says Scotland can ‘avoid’ foot and mouth after case found in Germany

SCOTLAND'S Chief Veterinary Officer has insisted a new outbreak of foot and mouth disease can be avoided – although she stressed she understood…

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Anas Sarwar challenged as ex-Labour adviser claims 'we don't need small farmers'

SCOTLAND’s Agriculture Minister has called on Scottish Labour to clarify whether a senior Labour figure speaks for them after he said “we…

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Ex-Tony Blair adviser sparks fury after 'we don't need small farmers' comment

A FORMER senior adviser to Tony Blair has said “we don’t need small farmers” during a discussion on GB News.

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Scottish food and drink exports 'at risk' as Labour consider enacting Tory laws

SCOTLAND’S world-class food and drink exports could be hit with a horse-meat style scandal if Labour pushes through legislation left in limbo by…

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Scottish Government to fund deer culls in bid to cut population by 50,000 a year

THE Scottish Government will pay for deer to be killed in a bid to drive the population down by an additional 50,000 animals each year ...

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MSP challenges BBC director-general over 'misleading' SNP headline

THE BBC’s director general has been challenged by an SNP MSP after a “simply misleading” headline about his party ...

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Call for clarity on when grouse moor licencing scheme will come into force

A SHOOTING group is demanding clarity from the Scottish Government over when the grouse moor licencing scheme will come into force.

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Scotland sees more than 10,000 hectares of peatland restored in a year

A RECORD number of damaged peatlands was restored in Scotland in the last year.

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Scottish Government ‘not persuaded’ of need to ban greyhound racing, says minister

The Scottish Government is “not persuaded of the need” for a ban on greyhound racing, with a minister saying such a move is not…

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Scottish Government funded £24m Perth beef facility expansion completed

A BEEF processing facility in Perth has announced the completion of its £24.5 million extension supported by funding from the Scottish Government…

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'Serious questions' for Scottish council after flood gate left open, SNP say

SENIOR SNP politicians have asked “serious questions” of a Scottish council after key flood gates were not closed – leading to extensive…

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UK Government snubs Scottish Parliament amid accusations of 'contempt'

THE UK Government has been accused of treating Scotland’s parliament with “increasing contempt” after repeatedly snubbing one of its key…

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MSP insists raspberry row with supermarket 'not an anti-English thing'

PERTHSHIRE MSP Jim Fairlie has insisted a row with supermarket giant Marks and Spencer about a lack of Scottish-sourced raspberries was “nothing…

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Further public meeting planned in Perth to discuss £310,000 flood protection measures

The gathering at Craigie Church Hall on Friday, July 14 follows the publication of the Craigie Burn Flood Study

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'Where's the Scottish produce?': SNP MSP calls out M&S over imported stock

AN SNP MSP has raised concerns that Marks and Spencer is importing stock from abroad instead of looking to the “world class” suppliers in…

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Independence activists give verdict on SNP's General Election plans at AUOB rally

REPRESENTATIVES from across the Yes spectrum greeted Humza Yousaf’s plan for the upcoming General Election with a mix of scepticism, cautious…

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'What a woman': Thousands pay tribute to Winnie Ewing at Stirling Yes rally

TRIBUTES were paid to Winnie Ewing by some of the people who knew her well, and others who have been inspired by her life’s work, at the Yes rally…

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Alex Salmond's indyref1 strategy put Scotland in 'dilemma', SNP MSP says

THE negotiations that led to the first independence referendum should have been about more than getting a “one-off kick of the ball”, an SNP MSP…

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First Minister Humza Yousaf pictured on campaign trail in Perth

The minister was door knocking in the Tulloch area on Sunday as the SNP was left reeling from the arrest of Nicola Sturgeon

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Perth nursery safe for now after college U-turn

An on-campus nursery facility taking children aged one to five that was threatened with closure at UHI Perth will now remain open and bosses have given assurances it has been removed from the redundancy consultation process.

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'Frenzied' lamb attack leads to call for £40k fines for dog owners

A 'frenzied' dog attack on lambs in Fife has prompted calls for the full force of the law to be used against irresponsible dog owners.

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Farming community and welfare groups rally to condemn savage dog attack in Kinross-shire

A total of 17 lambs died at Blairadam Estate following the shocking incident on April 3 with a further ewe showing signs of aborting

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