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Scottish Government will be ‘bold, innovative and ambitious’ on industry – Flynn

The new Cabinet Secretary for Economy has met former workers of the Grangemouth refinery and Mossmorran ethylene plan.

Evening Standard

Juninho Bacuna on making World Cup history, Dick Advocaat, Rangers and Steven Gerrard

Juninho Bacuna on making World Cup history with Curacao, the Dick Advocaat effect, what happened at Rangers and Steven Gerrard.

The National (Scotland)

Highly anticipated film set during Highland Clearances premiere date revealed

THE director of a highly anticipated film set during the Highland Clearances has teased the premiere date, hoping his story based on Scottish…

The National (Scotland)

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Celtic Alliance must unite to demand referendum powers, says Plaid Cymru MS

PRO-independence governments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland should work together to secure powers to hold independence referendums, a Plaid…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish filmmakers 'turn heads' and steal the spotlight at Cannes Film Festival

AS THE world’s biggest names in the film industry flocked to the Cannes Film Festival, it was some of Scotland’s best talent that stole the…

The National (Scotland)

'Anti-algorithm' arts festival to make Scottish debut this summer

An 'anti-algorithm' festival is to be staged in Scotland this summer when WOMAD comes to Glasgow for the first time ...

The National (Scotland)

Scottish football poetry book published ahead of World Cup

Although fans may wax lyrical about the artistry of football, poetry is not usually associated with the beautiful game. However, a new poetry book…

The National (Scotland)

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Scottish Government will be 'bold' with Scotland's industry, Stephen Flynn vows

Stephen Flynn has vowed the Scottish Government will be “bold, innovative and ambitious” in shaping Scotland’s industry sector ...

The National (Scotland)

Could a 'gap in the system' be letting lawyers off despite serious misconduct?

FEARS have been raised serious conduct complaints about solicitors in Scotland could be slipping through the net due to a "gap" in the…

The National (Scotland)

MSPs urged to 'unite behind Scotland's right to decide' ahead of indyref2 vote

MSPs have been urged to 'unite behind Scotland’s right to decide' ahead of a vote to hold a second independence referendum ...

The National (Scotland)

How can Scotland protect Gaelic as Wales has with Welsh?

SCOTLAND must invest in making Gaelic a "living language" if it is to flourish in the same way as Welsh, a Plaid Cymru MS has said.

The National (Scotland)

TRNSMT allowed to screen Scotland World Cup match after residents' objections fail

Glasgow's TRNSMT festival has been granted permission to screen Scotland's World Cup clash with Morocco on June 19 after a late-night licence bid…

The National (Scotland)

Ex-Celtic star on why he turned down chance to go to World Cup and face Scotland

The National (Scotland)

Scottish beauty spot crowned UK's best place for wild swimming

A Scottish beauty spot has been crowned the best place in the UK to go wild swimming ...

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Stephen Flynn urged to bring Scotland's buses back under public control

Stephen Flynn has been urged to bring buses in Scotland back into public ownership ...

Evening Standard

Kemi Badenoch: Aberdeen is dying because of the SNP

The Conservative leader accused the SNP of speaking ‘out of both sides of its mouth’ on support for the fossil fuel industry.

The National (Scotland)

Tom Hunter called out for bizarre 'false claim' about Scottish tax system

SCOTTISH multi-millionaire Tom Hunter has been urged to correct his “highly misleading claim” that just 250 super-rich individuals pay 60 of…

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'Brazil are nowhere near the level they used to be' - Champions League winner gives verdict on Scotland's World Cup chances

Scotland have never made it out of the group stage of a major tournament - is 2026 their year to finally make it to a knockout?

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Queen Elizabeth had a special teddy bear to keep her company at Scottish royal residence

Queen Elizabeth was always accompanied by a special teddy bear called Haddington Bear when she was working at her royal residence the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish journalism ‘in crisis’ as media body calls for local press funding

The organisation set up to promote and protect journalism in Scotland has asked Holyrood’s new minister with responsibility for the media to…

Euronews

Scotland urges US to ‘make haggis legal again’ ahead of World Cup

Scotland's national dish has been illegal in the US since the 70s. Now, the tartan rebellion has begun, with one of Scotland's leading butchers leading the charge. After all, how can Scotland be expected to compete (and win) if haggis isn't on the menu?

The National (Scotland)

First independence vote 'settled it for 20 to 30 years', BBC host Fiona Bruce claims

BBC host Fiona Bruce interrupted a Question Time debate on Scottish independence to claim that the 2014 vote had settled the issue for “20 to 30…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland hero's 'pure joy' after World Cup selection, details Steve Clarke 'trust'

Scotland hero McLean admitted he felt 'pure joy' when he discovered he was in the World Cup squad, and he's convinced Clarke's side can make history…

The National (Scotland)

Question Time audience applauds as woman reveals how Scotland move changed her life

A QUESTION Time audience member was applauded after saying she thought moving to Scotland meant she was given opportunities like free tuition that…

The Conversation

Wildfire risk is now spreading to cool climates like the Scottish Highlands and Irish uplands

The most destructive wildfire season on record in Europe was in 2025, with more than one million hectares burned and tens of thousands of people displaced by fires across the continent.

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