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Archaeologists uncover 'dark' new evidence of Merlin legend in Scotland

ARCHAEOLOGISTS have shed new light on the legend of Merlin and the magician's Scottish connections.

The National (Scotland)

St Mirren announce partnership with University of the West of Scotland

St Mirren have announced a landmark partnership with the University of the West of Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Shona Robison announces £500 million of Scottish Government cuts

SCOTLAND’s Finance Secretary Shona Robison has announced the Scottish Government will be making £500 million of cuts in a bid to fill a budget…

The National (Scotland)

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The three Scottish offshore wind farms awarded new contracts

THREE new offshore wind farms have been commissioned in Scotland in a key auction, after no projects were awarded contracts last year ...

The National (Scotland)

Spaceport’s ‘floating road’ over peat bog nearly finished ahead of test launch

Orbex aims to carry out its first launch from the ‘carbon neutral’ spaceport in northern Scotland next year.

The Independent UK

Why Scotland must play like ‘poet warriors’ to make an impact at the football World Cup qualifiers

I was 13 years old when Archie Gemmill scored his iconic goal against Holland in the 1978 men’s football World Cup in Argentina. The words of English commentator David Coleman remain etched in my mind to this day: “A brilliant individual goal by this hard little professional has put Scotland…

The Conversation

Government to replace ScotRail's high speed inter-city trains

SCOTRAIL'S fleet of inter-city trains is due to be overhauled after ministers announced procurement plans for new vehicles.

The National (Scotland)

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Half of people receiving Universal Credit ran out of food in last month

NEARLY half of people in receipt of Universal Credit ran out of food in the last month, according to the latest figures from the Trussell Trust ...

The National (Scotland)

Connor Barron and Jon McCracken called up to Scotland squad for first time

Kilmarnock goalkeeper Robby McCrorie, Torino striker Che Adams and Celtic pair James Forrest and Greg Taylor have all left the squad.

The Independent UK

Huge Scotland reshuffle as four players drop out & three drafted in by Steve Clarke

Steve Clarke has been forced into a significant Scotland squad reshuffle after four players dropped out.

The National (Scotland)

John Curtice: Scottish independence 'different type of nationalism' to Brexit

THE campaigns for Scottish independence and Brexit represented “different types of nationalism”, fresh research has concluded.

The National (Scotland)

I won’t play the SNP and Labour’s game on these cuts ... we can do much better

THERE’S no denying that Scotland’s public finances are in perhaps the most challenging state in the entire devolution era.

The National (Scotland)

Drawing a line to the origins of the Border we know

IN this third part of a short series on the ancient history of the Scottish Borders, we have reached the time when the line of the Border between…

The National (Scotland)

Shona Robison blasts Labour ‘new era of austerity’ ahead of finance statement

FINANCE Secretary Shona Robison has hit out at Labour for a “whole new era of austerity” as she prepares to update MSPs on the scale of…

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McGinn on poor Euros, Clarke, and why Ben Doak can get Scotland excited again

John McGinn has addressed the personal and collective disappointment of Scotland's Euros campaign, and says Ben Doak can lift everyone again...

The National (Scotland)

'It never leaves you': John McGinn on facing Celtic and the scramble for tickets

John McGinn is looking forward to facing boyhood heroes Celtic with Aston Villa, and he had a warning for family and friends who are looking for…

The National (Scotland)

Stuart Armstrong 'finds' next club as Vancouver Whitecaps tease transfer

Scotland midfielder Stuart Armstrong is on the brink of finalising a transfer to Major League Soccer's Vancouver Whitecaps.

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What changes have been made for the Nations League? Everything you need to know

England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales will all have more on the line in this season's edition of the Nations League

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Scotland realism required says Carver with nation 'not huge' in football terms

John Carver says that fans have been supportive of the Scotland side and management team since the Euros, and that critics have to be realistic.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland coach believes the Tartan Army are 'realistic' as he hopes for improvement

John Carver thinks Scotland are possibly suffering the effects of raised expectations as he discussed the inquest since Euro 2024.

The National (Scotland)

'Austerity Anas' accused of 'hypocrisy' after voting for £30bn of Tory spending cuts

THE leader of Scottish Labour has been branded “austerity Anas” after it emerged he backed £30 billion of Tory cuts while an MP – as his…

The National (Scotland)

‘They never leave you’: McGinn hoping Scotland can bounce back from Euro 2024 letdown

John McGinn knows Scotland's disappointing showing at Euro 2024 will never leave him.

The National (Scotland)

Share your 2014 independence referendum photos – 10 years on from historic vote

THIS month, Scotland will be marking 10 years since its people voted to pass on the opportunity to become independent ...

The Conversation

I’ve read hundreds of diary entries to quantify the restorative power of Scotland’s lochs and rivers

In October 2021, a man recreated a walk he first completed 62 years ago by climbing just under 3,000 feet to reach the summit of Beinn Damh on the north-west coast of Scotland. The steep ridge walk provided unobstructed views across Loch Damh and Loch Torridon. The combination of dramatic…

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney rejects 'SNP austerity' label as he floats council tax changes

JOHN Swinney has rejected the idea that cuts in Scotland amount to “SNP austerity”, saying the devolved administration is “living within its…

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