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European giants 'show interest' in SPFL breakout star, potential fee revealed

French heavyweights Lyon are weighing up a move for Hearts star Braga, but any deal will require a sizeable bid.

The National (Scotland)

From a poor boy in Scotland to one of history’s greatest philanthropists: How Andrew Carnegie gave away 90% of his fortune and built 2,509 libraries

Long before public libraries became familiar fixtures in towns and cities, access to books was often limited by money, geography or social standing. For many people, reading remained a privilege rather than an everyday opportunity. The growth of free libraries in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries changed that…

The Times of India

How Brexit sparked a decade of lost opportunity for Scotland

REFORM MSP Senga Beresford stood outside the Scottish Parliament last week demanding the EU flag be taken down as the 10-year anniversary of the…

The National (Scotland)

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Scotland’s foreign investment attractiveness at record high, new study finds

SCOTLAND's foreign direct investment (FDI) “attractiveness” is at a record high, according to a new study ...

The National (Scotland)

Scotland’s Tartan Army brings World Cup party from Boston to Miami, in photos

Scotland’s so-called Tartan Army of fans has turned its World Cup stay into a roving celebration, bringing crowds, songs and bagpipes to bars, streets and ballparks from Boston to Miami.

The Independent UK

Scotland’s foreign investment attractiveness at record levels, study finds

A third of the firms planning UK investment say they will choose Scotland, up from 27% last year and an all-time high, EY said.

Evening Standard

North-east Scotland approaching ‘Goldilocks zone’ for energy transition – expert

Professor Paul de Leeuw, of Robert Gordon University, spoke as a report warned that up to 18,000 jobs could be lost in the next decade.

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Scottish World Cup fans issue warning to England counterparts about ‘expensive’ Boston before Ghana clash

Scotland fans who have experienced the long waits have told the Three Lions to expect to be delayed for hours after the final whistle

The Independent UK

Ben Gannon-Doak set to start for Scotland vs Brazil as defender to miss World Cup tie

The National (Scotland)

'I don't read social media' - Clarke responds to Scotland criticism ahead of Brazil

'I don't read social media' - Steve Clarke responds to Scotland criticism ahead of Brazil

The National (Scotland)

Scotland fan’s cone prank cut short by Miami police after Boston backing

A Scotland fan’s plans to put a cone on a Miami statue were foiled by a police officer - in a sharp contrast to the Tartan Army’s celebrated antics in Boston.

The Independent UK

What Gabriel Martinelli thinks of Kieran Tierney before Scotland vs Brazil

Tierney and Martinelli played together at Arsenal and the Gunners' star still watches out for his pal.

The National (Scotland)

Man charged with terrorism-linked attempted murders after Edinburgh attacks

Lewis Hawkes, 36, charged with five counts of attempted murder ‘aggravated by reason of having a terrorist connection’

The Guardian - UK

Crown Office release more than 50 images of items bought by Peter Murrell

The Crown Office has released more than 50 images which show items bought by former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell with money embezzled from his…

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Victims of anti-Muslim attacks in Edinburgh ‘deeply traumatised’, says John Swinney

THE victims of a series of alleged anti-Muslim attacks have been “deeply traumatised” by what happened to them, John Swinney has said ...

The National (Scotland)

Scottish war film sweeps awards and heads for world stage

A FILMMAKER from Glasgow is set to take his award-winning short film set during the Second War World to the Dutch Caribbean to represent Scotland on…

The National (Scotland)

Craig Telfer of The Terrace showing Scotland fans shine at World Cup in video diaries

Craig Telfer has been producing daily video diaries for The Terrace podcast at the World Cup and has been stunned by Scotland fans' impact in…

Evening Standard

Victims of Edinburgh attacks ‘deeply traumatised’, says John Swinney

Scotland’s First Minister met some of those injured in a series of incidents in the Scottish capital on Friday.

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The Independent UK

Boston paper takes out full-page ad paying tribute Scotland’s World Cup fans who drank the city dry

‘The World Cup will move on. So will the songs, but we’ll never forget the joy you brought to our city,’ the ad read

The Independent UK

Tartan Army superfan finds out that not all US police tolerate cone tradition

Chris Nicoll said his attempt to decorate the statue was not meant to be ‘disrespectful’.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland target Women's T20 triumph over New Zealand after proving they can compete

Evening Standard

New SNP MP says duty is to ‘sovereign people of Scotland’ during swearing in

Two new Scottish MPs have been sworn in at the House of Commons.

The Independent UK

Tuesday’s sport: What’s on and where can I watch it?

England can reach the World Cup last 32 while Scotland’s cricketers look to bounce back in the Women’s T20 equivalent.

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow residents say it's 'about time' as Keir Starmer resigns

PEOPLE in Glasgow reacted with a mixture of relief, disappointment and scepticism after Keir Starmer announced his resignation as Prime Minister.

The National (Scotland)

What does Scotland need against Brazil to qualify for World Cup knockouts?

SCOTLAND’S World Cup fate hangs in the balance as they take on one of the tournament's favourites, Brazil, on Wednesday in their last match…

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