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Victim of one of Scotland's most brutal rapists fears for women after beast let out of jail

A 40-year-old woman from Glasgow, who was beat and raped by James Keaney for years, has warned others to stay away from the abuser after he walked free from jail.

Daily Record

We should tax the energy giants and freeze bills for every Scot

In his column for the Daily Record, Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar blasts the response of the Tory Government to the prospect of soaring energy bills

Daily Record

Policemen with beards ordered to shave them off before they start their shift

Traffic officers in Scotland have been warned to shave their beards before starting work after bosses reimposed a rule meant to ensure they can wear face masks for certain jobs

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Edinburgh coach Blair keeping eye on Worcester Warriors' Scotland trio

MIKE Blair has revealed that he could go back into the transfer market to bid for one of Worcester Warriors’ three Scotland internationals if they…

The National (Scotland)

Mad Men star Christina Hendricks shares sunny stunning snaps from recent trip to Scotland

The 47-year-old was nominated for an Emmy on the back of her role in American TV hit Mad Men and as well as boasting the vote of 'the sexiest woman in the world' as she prepares to film in Scotland.

Daily Record

Kayaker set to explore Scotland’s coastline in year-long adventure

Nick Ray will live from his kayak self-sufficiently for the next year, camping wherever he reaches, as he explores Scotland’s coastline.

The Independent UK

Andy Burnham responds to Nicola Sturgeon over meeting confusion

ANDY Burnham has responded to Nicola Sturgeon after she questioned his claim that he was not invited to meet her during his visit to Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

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Man dies from serious injuries at Scots quarry as cops bid to identify him

The mystery man was found near Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, at around 4.20pm on Saturday but Police Scotland officers have not yet been able to establish who he is.

Daily Record

What's on in Scotland this week? Seven things for seven days

THIS week sees a very special event. Bubbles: A Story Cafe Special at the Women’s Library in Landressy Street, Govan, a belated launch celebration…

The National (Scotland)

Sarwar urges Scottish ministers to find more cash to end council pay dispute

A pay row means cleansing staff in the majority of Scotland’s councils are out on strike.

The Independent UK

How a toddler dancing on the streets created a Scottish centre of arts excellence

IT’S fortunate for Scotland that the talent of Morag Deyes was spotted when she used to dance in her Edinburgh street because there wasn’t…

The National (Scotland)

Terminally ill tourist on 'bucket list' trip to Scotland has motorbike stolen 24 hours after arriving

American Brett Anderson had toured around Europe on his bike before ending his trip in Scotland with his wife but it was stolen in Edinburgh before they even set off.

Daily Record

Glasgow bin strikes could be 'risk to human health' as crisis deepens

Public Health Scotland has told local authorities that some areas where bins have overflowed may have to be decontaminated, and warned that piles of rubbish could also present a fire hazard.

Glasgow Live

Strathaven futsal stars aim to shine in Spain at World Championships

The trio from Strathaven Dynamo came through trials at IFA Scotland and will represent their country

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UK weather: Temperatures to hit 23C as Brits enjoy bank holiday sun before rain

The sustained weather is due to high pressure covering across the UK but most will have sunny and bright intervals on Sunday, particularly in England and Wales where temperatures are set to reach as high as 23C

The National (Scotland)

IN PICTURES: Engines echo through Aviemore as 3000 bikers attend Thunder in the Glens

The hills of Badenoch and Strathspey echoed with the sounds of engines yesterday as Yes bikers from across Scotland converged on the area for…

The National (Scotland)

‘Better Together should say sorry for false cheaper energy claims’

THE SNP have demanded an apology from the Better Together campaign over claims Scotland would have cheaper energy bills staying in the Union, as a…

Daily Record

Wife of Scots professor who donated body called process 'deeply impressive'

Professors explain how cadavers play vital role in medical teaching and research.

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Andy Burnham says Hillsborough heckling made him fall out of love with Westminster

The Liverpool-born mayor of Manchester was culture secretary in Gordon Brown’s government when fans interrupted his speech at Anfield in 2009.

The Independent UK

Scottish theatre awards return in person for first time since pandemic

The Critics Awards for Theatre in Scotland will be presented at the Tron Theatre in Glasgow on September 11.

Daily Record

Skye 'shooting victim' John MacKinnon laid to rest as funeral takes place for father-of-six

The 47-year-old was laid to rest as the community mourned the tragic events that unfolded earlier this month.

The Independent UK

Scottish Parliament being used to ‘manage decline’, says Labour’s Ian Murray

Ian Murray, Labour’s only MP in Scotland, said said if there was another referendum opponents would fight ‘very, very hard’ to remain in the UK.

Daily Mirror

Group forced to spend night stuck up mountain with no phone signal after injury

The group were forced to spend the night on the mountainside with no phone signal after hiking up Coire nan Lochan in Glencoe, Scotland

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Labour can’t ‘out-nationalist’ nationalists or ‘out-Union’ the Unionists

SCOTTISH Labour in a “constitutional muddle” which it may have to address to ensure its “political survival”, according to new research.

The National (Scotland)

Teachers need a voice to shape our children’s future, says first female EIS leader

Scotland’s largest teaching union, the EIS, has elected a female leader for the first time. Here Andrea Bradley talks exclusively to the Sunday…

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