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Brian Cox backs plans to save 'culturally vital' Scottish BBC studios

ACTOR Brian Cox has backed ambitious plans to save one of Scotland’s most famous TV studios ...

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Labour 'massively damaging' social care in Scotland, Scottish Care boss says

THE CEO of Scottish Care has insisted Labour are “massively damaging” social care in the country by “closing the door” on international…

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Campaign groups join calls for 'offensive' oath of allegiance to be axed at Holyrood

Pro-Republic campaign groups have joined calls to drop the oath of allegiance to King Charles at Holyrood ...

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SNP national secretary faces calls to quit amid row over 'rigged' case

THE SNP’s national secretary is facing calls to immediately resign over allegations that he “rigged” a complaints process against a…

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We're highlighting positive stories of refugees in Scotland in our new series

THE National is launching a series highlighting the positive stories of refugees and asylum seekers in Scotland.

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Society of Editors condemns Scottish Labour over 'absurd' fake newspaper

SCOTTISH Labour are in a row with the Society of Editors over a fake newspaper the party is distributing to voters ...

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UK Government-owned non-profit has over £1.4m contract with IDF-linked firm

THE Student Loans Company is under fire for having an open public contract with an Israeli firm with ties to the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) ...

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Archaeologists discover 1,400 year old Christian cross on Abu Dhabi island

The cross shows a stepped pyramid representing Golgotha, where Christians believe Jesus was crucified, and leaves sprouting from its base

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THREE leading engineers are launching a brand new monthly column for The National, which will look in depth at energy policy and industrial strategy…

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Anger as Edinburgh Fringe venue admits to censoring artist's work

A SCOTTISH artist has accused an Edinburgh arts venue of a “baffling lack of respect” after parts of her anti-fascist artwork were censored by…

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Police Scotland refuse to reveal number of pro-Palestine activists arrested

POLICE Scotland have refused to release the number of pro-Palestine protesters arrested and charged this year, The National can reveal ...

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I was cut off on air for saying BBC is complicit in genocide. Here's why I did it

A caller who was cut off live on air by a Radio 2 presenter after condemning the BBC's "complicity" in the genocide in Gaza has revealed…

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Bold plans to save Scottish BBC studios from 'fading into history' unveiled

Bold plans to save one of Scotland’s most famous TV studios have been unveiled after the BBC announced they would close the facility following the…

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John Swinney urged to act on 'disgraceful' illegal disabled toilet locks

Disability campaigners are urging the First Minister to take action on the 'disgraceful' locking of accessible toilets in the Highlands.

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Scottish Enterprise panned for lack of checks on Israeli-linked arms firms

THE Scottish Government has been condemned for the lack of checks it’s performing on grants offered to arms firms supplying Israel ...

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Scottish Labour council chief faces no further action after rule breach

A SCOTTISH Labour council chief who failed to declare that a Labour peer was his landlord has got off with a slap on the wrist despite being found…

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BBC accused of 'building consent for genocide' during protest outside Glasgow HQ

Activists in Scotland have accused the BBC of "building consent for genocide" at a protest held against Israel's targeting of Palestinian…

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I tried the viral Irn-Bru and espresso drink – here is my verdict

A NEW viral trend involving the beloved Scottish drink Irn-Bru and an espresso has taken social media by storm - and we at The National just had to…

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Ex-Nato chief warns Labour's defence spending hike will be 'painful'

THE former head of Nato has warned that Labour’s defence spending boost will be “painful”.

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Anas Sarwar blasted as 'hypocrite' after branding Benjamin Netanyahu 'war criminal'

Anas Sarwar has been accused of "hypocrisy" after he branded Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a "war criminal"

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Scottish Labour council leader broke rules by hiding links to Lord, probe finds

A SCOTTISH Labour council chief has been found to have broken the rules by failing to declare that a Labour peer was his landlord, The National can…

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John Swinney to consider imposing state boycott on Israel

The Scottish Government is considering imposing a state boycott on Israel, The National can reveal

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Scottish activists mark 80 years since atomic bombings with new 'peace garden'

Activists in Glasgow have marked the 80th anniversary of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings at the opening of a new garden

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Vittorio Angelone on treading the fine line between comedy and activism

With the world so divided by opinions and controversy, Vittorio Angelone's return to the Edinburgh Fringe comes at the perfect time ...

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