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How to spot a fake vape as over a million illicit products seized

MPs will vote on Tuesday on the Tobacco and Vapes Bill

The Independent UK

Over a million illicit vapes seized by trading standards in crackdown

Almost a quarter of test purchases conducted during the operation resulted in illicit vapes being sold to children.

The Independent UK

Specialist work begins to re-thatch roof of historic 17th-century Robert Burns club

WORK has commenced to re-thatch the roof of a historic building in South Ayrshire which was once the site of Robert Burns's social club...

The National (Scotland)

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Restoration gets under way of thatched building linked to Robert Burns

The Bachelors’ Club, in Tarbolton, South Ayrshire, was co-founded by the poet and is being restored by the National Trust for Scotland.

The Independent UK

One of Scotland’s rarest birds sees ‘promising’ population increase on island

THE population of one of the country’s rarest birds has seen a "promising" increase on a Scottish island, the National Trust for…

The National (Scotland)

Bannockburn battlefield race track plans condemned as 'fatally flawed'

PLANS to build a controversial horse racing track on the Bannockburn battlefield have been condemned as “fatally flawed” by Scotland’s largest…

The National (Scotland)

Fresh dig starts at Culloden Battlefield as archaelogists use new 'techniques'

ARCHAEOLOGISTS have begun an investigation at the site of the Battle of Culloden to apply new “techniques” developed recently at Waterloo to…

The National (Scotland)

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'We ripped up the rule book' – how NTS radio took over London and the world

Since launching from a tiny studio in Hackney in 2011, NTS has grown from a local experiment into a global phenomenon with a dedicated cult following. Emma Loffhagen speaks to founder Femi Adeyemi and DJ Flo Dill about the alt-radio station’s stratospheric rise to success

Evening Standard

Conservation bosses plea for people to stop putting memorials up in Glencoe

CONSERVATION bosses have made a plea for people to stop putting memorials up in Glen Coe after revealing they have had to take down dozens of the…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish beauty spot risks being 'destroyed' by irresponsible wild campers

The National (Scotland)

From beer to books: 16 subscription services to save you time and money

Whether it’s for loo roll, veg or underwear, a regular delivery of life’s everyday essentials can be the smartest way to shop

The Guardian - UK

Nala Sinephro: Endlessness review – heavenly harp swaps easy ambience for agitation

The follow-up to Space 1.8 pulses with meditative, spiritual-jazz elements, but amid soothing orchestrations, tension and surprise upend easy listening

The Guardian - UK

Bannockburn horse track plans 'stunningly inappropriate', historian says

A HISTORIAN has branded plans to erect a horse track on the Bannockburn battlefield as “stunningly inappropriate” as he argued the proposal…

The National (Scotland)

Hunt for mystery predator eating Scottish island's seabirds launched

A SEARCH has been launched to identify what has been eating seabirds on a tiny Scottish island ...

The National (Scotland)

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Scots urged to sign petition against 'appalling' Bannockburn battlefield plans

SCOTS have been urged to sign a petition against “appalling” plans for a horse track at the Bannockburn battlefield site.

The National (Scotland)

Historic plaque commemorating Jacobites restored for key anniversary

A 200-YEAR-OLD plaque commemorating a key moment in Scottish history at a popular tourist spot has undergone restoration work.

The National (Scotland)

Conservation team braves elements in project to preserve 200-year-old Scottish kirk

A CONSERVATION team is braving the elements of St Kilda to help preserve a 200-year-old kirk...

The National (Scotland)

Charity urges people to object to 'damaging' Bannockburn development plans

A conservation charity has urged people to “defend this special place” and write to Scottish ministers objecting to plans for development at the…

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Labour-Tory council faces legal challenge over Bannockburn development

THE National Trust for Scotland may seek a judicial review of how a planning application for a harness racing track on the Bannockburn battlefield…

Advnture

Celebrity Scottish stag put down after hikers feed it junk food

Callum the stag built up a reputation for a habit that was to be his downfall

The Guardian - UK

Famous Highlands stag fed by tourists put down over health concerns

Callum the red deer was reportedly in poor condition with rotted teeth from being given wrong types of food

The Guardian - UK

Ticket touts who ‘fleeced’ Ed Sheeran and Lady Gaga fans jailed

Firm run by the ‘Ticket Queen’ sold tickets worth more than £6.5m on sites including Viagogo and StubHub

The Times of India

UPSC topper Aditya Srivastava: Things students can learn from him

Every year, close to 10 lakh graduates and eligible candidates apply for the prestigious civil service examinations conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), which is considered to be one of the toughest examinations held in the country. Of these, 1,000+ are selected for Indian Administrative Services, Indian Police…

The Guardian - UK

Why are younger generations embracing the retro game revival?

Retro video games and aesthetics are having a moment, but it’s not just gen X and older millennials reliving their heyday: younger millennials and gen Z are getting in on the nostalgia too

Evening Standard

The big London festival guide for summer 2024: from All Points East to Cross The Tracks

No Glasto? No problem! From Kylie to SZA, many of music’s biggest names are flocking to the capital this summer – here’s where to catch them

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