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Maja Stark’s 63 earns ISPS Handa title and LPGA membership; Scotland’s Ewen Ferguson, who banned his parents from coming this week, goes wire-to-wire in men’s division

Maja Stark earns LPGA membership while Ewen Ferguson wins for second time on DP World Tour.

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East Kilbride Handball Club stalwart is honoured

Coach Michael Lavery was given an award after a 44-year involvement with the club

Daily Record

World's clearest UFO photo of 100ft diamond-shaped spacecraft released after 30 years

The photo, taken in 1990 by two hikers in Scotland, shows a huge diamond-shaped object in the sky and has been dubbed the "world's best" UFO photo

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Meet the LPGA’s seven first-time winners in 2022, who hail from seven different countries

There's some star power on this list.

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'Empty sloganeering': Just one per cent of Levelling Up staff are in Scotland

THE UK Government has been accused of "empty sloganeering" after an investigation revealed just one per cent of staff hired by the…

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Dog stretchered down Ben Nevis in unusual rescue amid sweltering heatwave

Rescue crews scrambled to the scene after Maggie, a 35kg Akbash, got into difficulty high on the path up Scotland's largest mountain and was unable to move.

Daily Record

Three North East villages named among the 'poshest' places to live in UK

Savills picked out the most desirable to live in villages in 53 counties across England, Wales and Scotland

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Scottish libraries to help deliver access to key health and social care services

A NEW initiative will see libraries across Scotland help people to access public sector services including health and social care.

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The Edinburgh neighbourhoods deemed 'worst in Scotland for crime'

The Government's Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation report shows that eight Edinburgh neighbourhoods are in the 100 highest areas for crime in Scotland

Edinburgh Live

Period products law to be introduced in Scotland tomorrow in world first

Labour MSP Monica Lennon called the act a 'beacon of hope' amid the cost of living crisis.

Daily Record

Scotland’s Police Investigate Threat Made to J. K. Rowling after Rushdie Tweet

Scotland's police said on Sunday they are investigating a report of an "online threat" made to the author J. K. Rowling after she tweeted her condemnation of the stabbing of Salman Rushdie. The Harry Potter creator said she felt "very sick" after hearing the news and hoped the novelist would…

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Scotland's police investigate threat made to JK Rowling after Rushdie tweet

Scotland's police said on Sunday they are investigating a report of an "online threat" made to the author JK Rowling after she tweeted her condemnation of the stabbing of Salman Rushdie.

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Five energy draining household appliances and how much each one costs to run

With households across Scotland struggling to pay their bills amid the worsening cost of living crisis, and with the energy price cap set to soar, here are five appliances which guzzle energy

Glasgow Live

These Glasgow areas are deemed 'worst in Scotland for crime'

The SIMD is an official report that measures employment, health, income, services, education, housing and crime. Information is collated from each data zone every for years.

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Legal right to access free period products comes into force on Monday

THE legal right to have access to free period products comes into force in Scotland on Monday.

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Nicola Sturgeon playing 'political games' with plan for independence referendum, claims Liz Truss

Tory leadership favourite Liz Truss has launched another attack on the SNP ahead of a party hustings in Perth this week.

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Cost-of-living leaves football fans behind as match tickets become unaffordable

THE price of attending football matches has come under renewed scrutiny as the cost-of-living crisis bites more fiercely into everyday Scottish…

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Art exhibition on nuclear activism to unite Scottish and Ukrainian creators

SCOTLAND’S Makar Kathleen Jamie will join poets from Ukraine to open a new exhibition centred on art and activism in the nuclear age.

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Leading experts support raising the starting age for Scottish schoolchildren

A CALL to raise the school age in Scotland to give children “the very best start in life” has been backed by a range of leading voices,…

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Concern over fate of visitor attractions as one in five fear for long-term survival

ONE in five visitor attractions in Scotland are concerned about their long-term survival.

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Here's what's on in Scotland this week - Seven things for seven days

1 SCONE Palace is where it’s at this week. The mighty Otherlands Festival hits one of Perthshire’s prettiest spots and the gardens of the palace…

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'She denies reality': SNP MP slams latest attack on devolution by Liz Truss

TORY leadership favourite Liz Truss has launched a fresh attack on politicians in the devolved nations ahead of a visit to Scotland this week.

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Edinburgh Fringe becomes party central as LGBT shows make debut

TWO of the best parties in Scotland have landed in Edinburgh after theatre makers brought their new shows to the capital.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland’s councils plan ‘warm banks’ to help freezing Scots

A DOZEN councils across Scotland are considering using “warm banks” to protect freezing Scots this winter.

Daily Record

Just one per cent of staff hired by UK Government 'Levelling Up' department are in Scotland

Figures show only 34 out of 3,436 staff are located north of the Border – despite Scotland having about eight per cent of the UK population.

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