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Ryan Christie injury concerns addressed ahead of Scotland's March fixtures

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola has provided an update on the condition of Scotland star Ryan Christie.

The National (Scotland)

More council areas agree tax rises of up to 13 per cent

COUNCILS across Scotland are meeting to decide on council tax rises of up to 13 per cent, after the nationwide freeze was removed ...

The National (Scotland)

Stories behind museum’s Gaelic objects to be told in new project

It is a collaboration between National Museums Scotland and Sabhal Mor Ostaig, the National Centre for Gaelic Language and Culture.

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Scottish Royal Navy tugboat crews to strike over contract dispute

ROYAL Navy tugboat and marine services crews based in Scotland are set to take strike action in March in a dispute over proposed contract changes.

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney slaps down Russell Findlay after 'quango bingo' claim

JOHN Swinney slapped down Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay during a spat about the number of quangos under the SNP’s watch – telling him…

The National (Scotland)

Martin Lewis challenges Ofgem boss over expensive Scottish energy bills

FINANCIAL guru Martin Lewis has taken aim at the Ofgem CEO as Scots face higher standing charges than those in England ...

The National (Scotland)

Additional support for learning must be ‘fundamentally evaluated’, says watchdog

ADDITIONAL support for learning (ASL) provisions in Scotland must be “fundamentally evaluated” by Government and councils, a watchdog has said…

The National (Scotland)

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John Curtice speaks on John Swinney's plan to combat 'extreme right' in Scotland

PROFESSOR John Curtice has given his verdict on First Minister John Swinney’s calls for a cross-party conference to tackle the rise of the…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government announces multi-million pound investment into marine anchor firm

A MULTI-MILLION pound investment into a marine anchor firm in a bid to create more manufacturing jobs for Scotland has been announced by the…

The National (Scotland)

Professor Tom Devine: This is the reason the McCrone Report is so significant

THE so-called McCrone Report was a document prepared by Dr Gavin McCrone, then a senior civil servant in the Scottish Office and chief economic…

The National (Scotland)

The truth behind Scotland's oil and the McCrone Report

FOR many Scots, the striking poster of Margaret Thatcher with fangs that dripped oil instead of blood sums up the waste of the profits from the…

The National (Scotland)

Man shot in Belfast denied permission to travel to Scotland for surgery, lawyer says

A MAN shot in west Belfast at the weekend has been denied permission on anti-terrorism grounds to travel to Scotland for surgery, his solicitor has…

The National (Scotland)

Thriller filmed in Scotland ‘explores story of independent and strong woman’

The Glasgow Film Festival launched on Wednesday night with a red carpet event.

Evening Standard

'They messed up': Game of Thrones star says show should have been filmed in Scotland

Game of Thrones star Rory McCann has said that the hit series should have been filmed in Scotland but that it got "messed up"...

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Tornado review – windswept samurai western set in apocalyptic Scotland

The second feature from John Maclean is an almost surreal tale of itinerant martial arts performers and a band of thieves in 18th-century Scotland

The National (Scotland)

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage to visit Scotland in spring

REFORM UK’S leader Nigel Farage is set to visit Scotland this Spring as the party looks ahead to the Scottish Parliament election next year ...

The National (Scotland)

Interview: Ash Sarkar on how to play the media at their own game

THERE is no doubt that Ash Sarkar is one of the UK's foremost left-wing commentators.

The National (Scotland)

'Midgeland': Legendary actor Tim Roth scarred from filming Rob Roy in Scotland

Pulp Fiction star Tim Roth has opened up about his experience of shooting in Scotland ahead of attending the world premiere of his latest film at…

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Scottish Government hits out at Keir Starmer cutting aid budget

The UK Government’s decision to cut aid spending has been branded “deeply disappointing” by Scotland’s External Affairs Secretary.

The Independent UK

South of England set for week of sunshine as Scotland faces snow and high winds

The Met Office has predicted London will see highs of 10C every day from Thursday until Tuesday when a high of 12C is forecast.

The National (Scotland)

In pictures: See our new billboards on how 'Westminster stole Scotland's oil wealth'

THE National is out on the streets of Scotland – with our billboard campaign for the McCrone Report energy scandal special now under way.

Evening Standard

Sheku Bayoh family in ‘brutally honest’ meeting with Police Scotland chief

It came after Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes rejected their request to extend the remit of the inquiry examining his death.

The National (Scotland)

CalMac cancels Scottish ferry route for all of 2025 amid 'exceptional pressures'

SCOTLAND’s west coast ferry operator CalMac has announced a series of cancellations and route re-deployments amid “exceptional circumstances”…

Evening Standard

Swinney looks to ‘lock out’ Reform from Holyrood as he calls cross-party talks

The Scottish First Minister said the threat of the ‘far-right’ – in which he included Nigel Farage’s party – is real.

The Guardian - UK

From Mee to Barré: meet the unexpected stars of an enthralling Six Nations

Ellis Mee, who would not have registered with many before this tournament, has been one of the shining stars so far

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