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Climate activists smash William Wallace sword display as two people arrested

The display unit which houses William William's sword was targeted in the latest stunt carried out by protest group, 'This is Rigged'

Daily Record

Inside 12 iconic Scottish clans' mottos and meanings that trace back over centuries

There are hundreds of Scottish clans that all have their own fascinating histories, and we have rounded up 12 of them to give you an insight into their origins.

Daily Record

Shocking impact of avian flu on Scotland's bird populations revealed in TV doc

Harrowing stories from the frontline of the fight against bird flu reveal how thousands of dead birds have washed up on Scots shores.

Daily Record

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France rugby star Haouas to miss last two Six Nations ties after red card

France international Mohamed Haouas will miss the final two games of the 2023 Six Nations rugby union tournament after he was suspended for a month following his red card against Scotland last Sunday.

Radio France Internationale

West Lothian church leader urges locals to help stricken people of Malawi

Dr Frank Stewart, an elder at Boghall Parish Church is urging people to support EMMS International, Scotland’s international healthcare charity

Daily Record

Whisky distilleries face sales ban in Scotland after ignoring deposit return scheme registration

Fewer than 700 drinks firms have signed-up for the Scottish Government's flagship recycling scheme so far.

Daily Record

Scotland's best kebab house named as takeaway crowned winner at top awards

Shawarma King in Glasgow has been named the 'Best Kebab House in Scotland' for the second year in a row at the British Kebab Awards, and they called the win "astounding".

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Travelodge shares which books Scottish guests leave behind most often

Travelodge, Scotland largest budget hotel chain, has revealed its 2022 Scotland Books Left Behind Index, which highlights the most popular books left behind by customers.

Daily Record

'It's Scotland's energy': What would a renewables campaign look like today?

DO Scots nowadays understand the immense potential of renewables outside their doors?

The National (Scotland)

Tory MSP admits there are no benefits to Brexit on BBC Debate Night

A TORY MSP ended up admitting there were no benefits to Brexit when pressed by an audience member of the BBC panel show Debate Night.

The National (Scotland)

Sunak's Northern Ireland deal highlights the weakness of devolution to Wales | Shipton

Changes to the Northern Ireland Protocol expose a significant anomaly in the UK’s devolved arrangements, argues political editor-at-large Martin Shipton

Wales Online

Mikey Johnston finally set for Ireland switch as Celtic star at centre of Scotland 'complacency'

The Parkhead winger has spent the season on loan at Portuguese side Vitoria Guimaraes.

Daily Record

Scotland to face heavy snow and -11C chill next week as Met Office issues update

More cold weather is on the way for March as maps show heavy snowfall

Daily Record

Edinburgh weather as snow and -5C temperatures forecast in capital cold snap

Forecasters have confirmed that snow is heading for the capital within days as weather maps show heavy snow across Scotland as temperatures drop well below freezing.

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The National (Scotland)

'Well that was a porky': SNP MP slams Tories for Brexit promises

SNP MP John Nicolson said Scotland is the only country that hasn’t got what it wanted after the Northern Ireland Protocol was finalised as he…

Insider UK

Scotland’s economy avoids recession with growth of 0.1% in final quarter

GDP in Scotland is still 0.3% below pre-pandemic levels recorded in the final three months of 2019

The National (Scotland)

Can Scotland still be energy rich after ditching oil and gas?

IT is “inevitable” that Scotland will have to move away from fossil fuels but still has the potential to be energy-rich in emerging industries,…

The National (Scotland)

UK Government energy policy undermines net zero goals, campaigners warn

THE UK Government is undermining net zero ambitions by decisions such as allowing new exploration in the North Sea and coal mining, campaigners say.

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Daily Mirror

UK weather forecast: Heavy snow in brutal -11C blast as Met Office gives latest update

The Met Office has said that there is now an increasing chance of freezing temperatures next week as weather maps show heavy snow and the mercury dropping to -11C

The Guardian - UK

Spending on British libraries falls 17% as in-person visits soar

Official figures show £9,982 was spent per 1,000 people on libraries by central and local government in England, Scotland and Wales last year, down from £11,970 the year before

The Independent UK

MPs call for action on broadcasting Scottish sports events

A Westminster committee said public service broadcasters are often priced out of events like international football.

The National (Scotland)

SNP leadership candidates put focus on independence at first party hustings

THE SNP leadership candidates put the focus on independence as the party held their hustings in the contest to replace Nicola Sturgeon as leader.

The Independent UK

Scotland should demand single market access after NI deal, says Yousaf

SNP leadership candidates faced off in the first of 13 hustings events to take place in the campaign on Wednesday in Cumbernauld.

Daily Record

Ex-chief constable of Police Scotland 'said bulk of rape complaints were regretful sex'

The force said the alleged comments are “wholly unacceptable”, and referred the matter to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).

The Guardian - UK

Gavin Williamson said teaching unions ‘just hate work’ during Covid pandemic

Former education secretary said to have made comments in leaked WhatsApp exchanges to Matt Hancock, then health secretary

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