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'Commentating for Rangers TV became a wonderful 18-month adventure, but I was warned that Celtic are either "Celtic" or "them" – nothing affectionate!': Clive Tyldesley explains having to learn the hard way in Scotland

Clive Tyldesley received emails from Rangers fans explaining the importance of the rivalry with Celtic during his time commentating for the club's TV channel

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Calls for UK Government to reverse Winter Fuel Payment cuts and reform energy markets

SCOTLAND'S Social Justice Secretary has urged the UK Government to reverse the cut to the Winter Fuel Payment, which she said has had “devastating…

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Family of man shot dead on his doorstep 20 years ago brand police 'incompetent'

THE family of a banker who was shot on his doorstep say they have lost confidence in Police Scotland as his murder remains unsolved almost 20 years…

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Anyone breaking abortion buffer zone laws face 'significant' fines, minister warns

SCOTLAND'S public health minister has warned people who break new laws creating buffer zones around abortion clinics that they face…

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The prettiest seaside towns in Scotland to visit this autumn

These are some of the prettiest seaside towns you can visit in Scotland this autumn.

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Why these Scottish spots are among the 'loveliest' for an autumn holiday

See why these areas in Scotland were named among the 'loveliest' places to take an autumn holiday in the UK.

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John Swinney to campaign in Glasgow as SNP launch new independence leaflet

The SNP are urging Scots to be “optimistic and hopeful” as the party launches a new leaflet on independence ...

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Wind farm capable of powering 53,000 homes officially opens

A STATE-of-the-art wind farm capable of powering 53,700 homes over the next 30 years has opened in Scotland.

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Find out Scotland's top universities according to new Sunday Times guide

THE University of St Andrews is the number one university in Scotland, according to The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025 ...

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John Swinney meets GB Energy chief as he vows to grasp opportunity 'with both hands'

SCOTLAND will seek to maximise the opportunities from energy policies pursued by Westminster, John Swinney has vowed as he met the chief of GB…

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Organisers of currency conference hope to 'keep momentum going'

THE organisers of the upcoming Scottish currency conference have said they hope “to keep the momentum going” on finding a credible option for…

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Why Gleneagles is considered one of the world's most 'incredible' hotels

Here is why The Gleneagles Hotel in Perthshire, Scotland is one of the best in the world, according to reviews on Tripadvisor.

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Rape Crisis Scotland boss apologises for Edinburgh centre failings

Review had criticised support service, run by a trans woman, for not providing women-only spaces for 16 months

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What is the acceptance rate for undergraduates at the University of St Andrews?

Here is everything you need to know about the acceptance rate at the University of St Andrews in Scotland, as the institution tops Oxbridge in a new…

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Richard Murphy: Why I'm grateful for The National – and you should subscribe for £20

The National has, in my opinion, done more than most media to lead the narrative rather than follow it.

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Labour have 'big hill to climb' to win Holyrood election, Scotland Secretary says

SCOTTISH Labour have a “big hill to climb” to win the next Holyrood election, the Scotland Secretary has said ...

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Scottish university beats Oxbridge as five rank in the UK's top 20

University of St Andrews is the number one university in Scotland, according to The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025.

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The celebrities who went from No to Yes on Scottish independence

IN the 10 years since the Scottish independence referendum, political events have made many people change their view on the country's future,…

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A timeline of the key events that have shaped the indy movement since 2014

A DECADE on from the 2014 indy referendum, the question of Scottish independence and the debate surrounding the country’s future still looms…

The National (Scotland)

Mark Ruskell: There is no place for private jets in a greener vision of future

RAIL is cleaner and greener than aviation, and should always be cheaper.

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Labour has ‘big hill to climb’ to win next Scottish election, says Ian Murray

Scotland secretary says Labour must show it deserves power in Holyrood by delivering on promises to electorate

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In numbers: Here's three ways Scotland has changed since the indyref

THERE has been much in the way of political change in Scotland since the days of the indyref, between Brexit, two Holyrood elections and four at…

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The independence movement is at a crossroads. Who's taking the wheel?

SCOTLAND might have voted No in 2014 but the referendum did not come close to putting a stop to debates about the country’s future, which have…

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Scotland records UK's hottest and coldest temperatures in same day

SCOTLAND recorded both the hottest and coldest temperatures in the UK on the same day ...

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Cold War Scotland show reveals impact of conflict on Scottish politics, culture and memory

The night before Halloween, 1976, my pals and I played an exhilarating game of Grand National, jumping across neatly tended hedges and lawns. We were going to see The War Game, a terrifying docudrama depicting the consequences of a nuclear attack on Britain.

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