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DWP confirms 689,000 households in Scotland will receive £326 cost of living payment next month

A further 607,000 individuals will receive the £150 one-off disability payment in September.

Daily Record

Glasgow bakery celebrates Pride with limited-edition rainbow bagel for charity

Brawsome Bagels are doing what they do best and will be supporting Pride by serving some delicious and eye-catching bagels with all proceeds going towards helping LGBT+ youth.

Glasgow Live

Braveheart bid: Scotland approach Knights forward to play at World Cup

The Knights prop has both German and Scottish heritage.

Newcastle Herald

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Schedule revealed for 10th anniversary of Bloody Scotland crime writing festival

The programme for this year’s 10th Stirling Bloody Scotland crime writing festival was announced last week. Organisers are set to welcome Sir Ian Rankin, Anthony Horowitz, Lisa Unger, Jeffrey Archer, Ann Cleeves and Frankie Boyle to the city in Sept

Daily Record

Motherwell new boy Paul McGinn's key attributes outlined as former Hibs star pens Fir Park deal

The 31-year-old has left Hibs to join Motherwell on a one-year deal. He made 34 appearances last season for the Easter Road outfit and picked up his first Scotland cap

Edinburgh Live

Scottish TV and film industry 'could be worth £1 billion by 2030'

New report from Screen Scotland states the industry contributed £568m to the nation's economy in 2019

Insider UK

Rail strike causes second day of disruptions across Scotland

Network Rail and 13 more train operators will join today's strike over pay and working conditions

Daily Record

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Island Idyll: Buy A Private Scottish Island And 17th Century Mansion For About $2 Million

A private island off the coast of Scotland with a 17th-century mansion is on the market for a little more than $2 million – including a flock of pure bred sheep.

Zenger

Art exhibition at botanic garden highlights Scotland-Palestine connections

Turner Prize nominees will be displaying their work at a massive exhibition in Edinburgh’s Royal Botanic Garden.

The National (Scotland)

'Light is on for Scotland': Europeans to celebrate historical links with Scotland at event

SCOTLAND’S historical ties to Europe are to be celebrated tonight at an event that will hear from European citizens on why there’s still a place…

The National (Scotland)

Wee Ginger Dug thanks readers as fundraiser proves success

THE crowdfunding target for the blogger and columnist known as the Wee Ginger Dug has been smashed – and continues to rise.

The National (Scotland)

Europeans explain why they want to see Scots back in the EU

WE asked some of those involved with Europe For Scotland why this nation still matters to Europe – ahead of tonight’s livestream.

The National (Scotland)

Indy Scotland-England Border not a problem, says English Scots for Yes founder

SINCE the Scottish Government released its first paper in a fresh prospectus for independence, questions have been floating around on how tricky…

The National (Scotland)

Warning of UK threat to Scotland's booming film and TV industry

THE value of the Scottish TV and film industry could double to £1 billion by the end of the decade, Scottish Culture Secretary Angus Robertson has…

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Daily Record

Scots farmer forced to live in caravan after £2.25 petrol price leaves him penniless

Karl Hughes, a crofter who has lived on Tiree for 20 years, had to sell his home last year after falling behind on mortgage payments due to an accident that left him unable to work.

Daily Record

New disability payment replacing PIP will include ‘informal observations’ during the consultation

Claimants will not be asked to perform any physical ‘tests’ during the assessment process for Adult Disability Payment.

Daily Record

Covid cases spike in Scotland as highly infectious New York variant spreads

Public health expert Professor Linda Bauld has called for an extension of the vaccination programme to all over-50s.

The Guardian - UK

Failure to pardon women persecuted as witches in Scotland ‘prolongs misogyny’

MSP Natalie Don launches Holyrood bill to pardon people tortured and executed under Witchcraft Act 1563

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The Independent UK

Half of employees now work from home full or part-time, research finds

Research for the CIPC found 15% of staff in Scotland are working fully from home, with 39% benefiting from hybrid working.

The Independent UK

Scottish TV and film industry could be worth £1bn by 2030, claims minister

A report by Screen Scotland found the sector contributed almost £568 million to Scotland’s economy in 2019.

Insider UK

Flexible working has 'hugely positive impact' on Scottish workers

More than half of employers in Scotland have seen increase in hybrid working, compared to pre-pandemic

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian man diagnosed with same condition as Bruce Willis after he suffered a stroke

A couple from West Lothian are trying to raise the profile of Aphasia with June marking awareness month as they aim to show people just how life-changing the condition can be.

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian Police appeal for information following serious assault in Port Seton

Officers from Police Scotland say that the incident took place outside of the Co-op in Port Seton during the hours of 8:00pm and 9:00pm and are looking to speak to an Audi driver.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Rugby announces appointment of two specialist skills coaches

SCOTTISH Rugby has announced the appointment of two specialist skills coaches, both of whom will work with specific players in the women’s and…

The National (Scotland)

Ross Thompson keen to grab tour chance and add to Scotland caps against Argentina

AFTER winning one solitary cap to date against Tonga last autumn, Ross Thompson has what appears to be an ideal chance to add to his tally in the…

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