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John Swinney hits out at Andy Burnham's 'lack of knowledge' about Scotland

JOHN Swinney has said that Andy Burnham’s claim that parts of Scotland feel as distant from Holyrood as they do from Westminster showed a…

The National (Scotland)

Law Society of Scotland urges SNP to honour manifesto pledge on Lord Advocate

THE SNP Government must take steps to address the “important constitutional question” of the role of Scotland’s chief prosecutor, lawyers have…

The National (Scotland)

Swinney rejects Burnham’s claim Scots feel distant from Holyrood

The First Minister accused the Labour leadership hopeful of trying to ‘lecture’ him and described his comments as ‘polemics’.

Evening Standard

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Conservation ranger sought for £450m Center Parcs holiday village

A VACANCY for a conservation ranger is up for grabs to “help shape the natural environment” around Scotland’s first Center Parcs holiday…

The National (Scotland)

King’s Baton begins Scottish tour in Glasgow ahead of Commonweath Games

Swimmer Duncan Scott said it was a ‘privilege’ to carry the baton in at the start of its Scottish tour.

Evening Standard

How much Donald Trump really earns from his Scottish golf courses

US president Donald Trump earned more than £30 million from his two golf resorts in Scotland last year, his latest financial disclosures reveal

The National (Scotland)

Commonwealth Games will show Scotland's love of sport, John Swinney says

John Swinney has said he 'cannot wait' for the 2026 Commonwealth Games to get under way, adding that the Glasgow tournament would…

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Glasgow Games will ‘showcase Scotland’s love of sport’, John Swinney says

The Scottish First Minister spoke out ahead of the start of the King’s Baton Relay, which takes place in the run-up to the sporting contest.

Evening Standard

Patient being tested for Ebola at hospital in Scotland

A patient is currently undergoing tests for suspected Ebola virus at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow, having been admitted in the early hours of Tuesday. Public Health Scotland has stated there are no confirmed cases of Ebola in Scotland at present, but confirmed that established protocols are in…

The Independent UK

Mapped: What the average asking price buys across Britain

What buys a five-bed house in Scotland may only get you a studio flat in parts of London, analysis reveals

The Independent UK

Reform condemn hate crime surge in Scotland – without a flicker of self-reflection

REFORM UK had the audacity to condemn the recent rise in reported hate crimes in Scotland – completely absent of any self-reflection on its own…

The National (Scotland)

'We are so happy you were here' – Glasgow Tartan Army fans stunned by kind gesture

A Glasgow man following Scotland at the World Cup was left speechless when a stranger paid his breakfast bill in New York and left a heartfelt note…

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Scotland could face budget reductions as UK ups defence spending, Swinney says

The First Minister said ‘enormous investment’ in nuclear arms had made it difficult to strengthen conventional defences.

Evening Standard

Where Labour want new nuclear power plants in Scotland – see the map

The Scottish Government has long opposed new nuclear power, but Westminster commissioned a report anyway

The National (Scotland)

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Andy Burnham 'doesn’t know what he means' with Scottish devolution plan, SNP warn

A Scottish minister has said Andy Burnham “doesn’t know what he means” with his stated plans to reshape Scottish devolution – and added “I…

The National (Scotland)

Andy Burnham makes major Scotland errors in 'tartanised' pitch to voters

ANDY Burnham's pitch to Scottish voters was a "tartanised copy and paste" job that made multiple errors about Scotland's…

Evening Standard

Queen says visit to Scotland’s national academy of art will be ‘first of many’

The monarch joked that she ‘didn’t have the talent’ of her husband Charles to paint but said she ‘did try very badly’ and enjoyed looking at artwork.

The National (Scotland)

Reform MSP blasted for sending children to private school in England

A Reform MSP has been blasted for sending her children to a private school in England instead of educating them in Scotland

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Sky-high energy bills in winter show Scotland 'needs control of its own resources'

ENERGY bills will remain sky high throughout winter, prompting calls from the SNP for Scotland to have control of its own resources.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland generated record-breaking amount of renewable energy at start of 2026

SCOTLAND has generated a record amount of renewable electricity for the first quarter of this year, as the country continues to produce more energy…

Evening Standard

Rain and thunderstorm warnings issued for parts of UK ahead of weekend heatwave

The country is set for a week of contrasting weather

Evening Standard

Herd of cows spark major disruption after wandering onto one of the UK’s busiest rail lines

Avanti West Coast and Lumo services between London Euston and Scotland among those disrupted due to livestock on the line

The National (Scotland)

Met Office issues heavy rain weather warning across central Scotland

A YELLOW weather warning for heavy rain has been issued for large parts of central Scotland ...

The National (Scotland)

What does Labour’s new £15bn defence investment plan mean for Scotland?

KEIR Starmer set out the £15 billion defence investment plan (Dip) in a major speech at a drone factory in England today ...

The Times of India

More traffic may be doing more than clogging streets in England, Scotland and Wales, as a study linked rising vehicle traffic to higher perceived crime and weaker community guardianship

New research reveals a surprising link between increased car traffic on residential streets and a decline in neighbourhood safety. Studies show that more vehicles can erode community vigilance, leading to higher rates of disorder, property crime, and violence. Conversely, implementing low-traffic designs in cities like London has demonstrably reduced street…

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