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Edinburgh Council rejects AI data centre ban after report finds feasibility issues

Edinburgh Council will not pursue a temporary ban on AI data centre development, voting against the moratorium after a report found it would be…

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Edinburgh Council to request AI data centre ban from Scottish Government

EDINBURGH Council will not pursue a temporary ban on AI data centre development, but instead request a moratorium from the Scottish Government after…

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NHS app launches as SNP vow to keep Palantir away from Scotland’s health data

SCOTLAND'S new NHS app has been launched, with the SNP pledging the party will "never let the US tech giant Palantir get its hands on…

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Closure of historic landmark 'act of cultural vandalism,' ministers told

ALLOWING the closure of a historic 130-year-old landmark in Glasgow would be an act of “cultural vandalism,” the Scottish Government has been…

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Swinney ‘extremely disappointed’ by Dundee University job cuts plan

The university said almost 200 jobs are at risk, with the decision come following the loss of 645 roles in recent years.

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Scottish city high street rejuvenation project to receive £600,000

A COMMUNITY-LED project to rejuvenate Aberdeen’s high street will receive a further £600,000 in funding, the Scottish Government has announced ...

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John Swinney hails 'outstanding' Tartan Army for World Cup support

FIRST Minister John Swinney has praised the Tartan Army for being an “absolute credit” to the country and “capturing the imagination” of…

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Dundee University to axe 190 jobs in third round of redundancies

DUNDEE University has announced that a further 190 jobs will be cut a week after it emerged the financially stricken institution voted through…

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John Swinney's anti-far-right summit 'failed'. Here's how he could fix things

JOHN Swinney’s anti-far-right summit last year was mocked at the time by one wit as the “unpopular front” against fascism.

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Do not shirk responsibility on halting ‘super-emitter’ Rosebank, ministers told

Campaigners say the Scottish Government must ‘put the public’s need for a safe climate ahead of the profits of multinational oil companies’.

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John Swinney to visit Kentucky for whisky talks during US visit

The Scottish First Minister will meet bourbon business leaders in the state after attending the World Cup in Boston.

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Malcolm Offord mocked for 'pathetic' attacks on Scottish Government charity donations

MALCOLM Offord has been roundly mocked after he doubled down on attacks over charity donations being made by the Scottish Government to mental…

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AI data centre boom reveals 'democratic deficit' in Scotland's planning system

Recent proposals for AI data centres reveal a 'democratic deficit' at the heart of Scotland's planning system

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NHS tech discussed in Angus Robertson's 'secret meeting' with Israeli diplomat

Documents released after a lengthy dispute with The Ferret reveal the full details of what was discussed between a former top Government minister…

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Scotland fan reaches Boston after 3200-mile journey across US raising £1m for charity

SCOTLAND fan Craig Ferguson has reached the end of his 3200-mile Tartan Trek across the United States, helping to raise more than £1 million for a…

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Scottish Government donates £400,000 to Tartan Army fan walking across the US

The Scottish Government has made a £400,000 donation to a Scottish football fan who is walking 3,000 miles across the United States

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Scottish Government calls for cross-party backing on public sector cuts

THE Scottish Government has urged cross-party support for public sector cuts targeting “inefficiency.”

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Scottish politicians condemn 'absolutely appalling' far-right disorder in Glasgow

SCOTTISH politicians have condemned far-right disorder in Glasgow as “absolutely appalling”

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Dundee University passes £20m in further cuts as 250 jobs face being lost

FEARS for more than 250 jobs could be cut at the financially stricken Dundee University after a further £20 million in cuts was voted through ...

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Application made for third huge AI data centre in Scotland despite emissions warning

Developers have submitted a planning application for another AI data centre in Scotland, bringing the total to three sites with active proposals

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Staff at embattled Scottish university vote in favour of further strike action

STAFF at a historic Scottish university have voted in favour of strike action in a new ballot.

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Slowing in reduction of climate emissions disappointing – Climate Secretary

Gillian Martin reacted to figures which showed the country’s greenhouse gas emissions falling by 1% in 2024 – half the rate of the year before.

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John Swinney responds to 40 jobs being cut at major Scottish energy services firm

JOHN Swinney has accused the UK Government of “sucking the economic life out of one of Scotland's most important industries” after it…

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SNP pledge more rapid action as Scotland's emissions drop by 'meagre' 1 per cent

SCOTLAND’S climate emissions have reduced but progress has continued to slow, prompting environmental campaigners to urge ministers to take action.

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New calls for Scottish Government to end guga hunt amid animal welfare concerns

The hunt on Sula Sgeir cannot be considered humane, according to a new report from two leading animal welfare organisations.

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