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Swinney ‘deeply disappointed’ as striking union members protest outside office

Unison’s non-teaching school staff are staging a two-week walkout in the First Minister’s constituency.

Evening Standard

Striking council staff stage pay protest outside Swinney’s office

Unison members in the Perth and Kinross area are taking part in a two-week walkout which has closed a number of schools.

Evening Standard

Events held to mark 200th anniversary of ‘world’s first’ fire service

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, which was founded in Edinburgh in 1824, is the world’s oldest municipal fire service.

The Independent UK

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Dropped sports are still key to future Commonwealth Games, says chief executive

Hockey, squash and diving are among the sports which will not feature.

The Independent UK

Games programme could be scaled back further if costs spiral, hints Swinney

Glasgow will host a smaller version of the Commonwealth Games in 2026.

The Independent UK

Salmond’s funeral to be held on October 29

The funeral will be private and only for friends and family.

The Independent UK

Swinney refuses to rule out freeze on tax thresholds in Scottish budget

The First Minister said he would not comment on what would be in the upcoming budget but added that investment in public services was vital.

Evening Standard

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How Aberdeen's ice man Jimmy Thelin kept his cool and masterminded Parkhead fightback

Graeme Shinnie has revealed how Jimmy Thelin masterminded Aberdeen's fightback against Celtic - by keeping his cool in his half-time team talk.

The National (Scotland)

Will we see the Northern Lights tonight? Spectacular Aurora Borealis display lights up night’s sky

Stunning photos of spectacular natural phenomenon captured across England on Thursday

The Independent UK

The independence movement is at a crossroads. Who's taking the wheel?

SCOTLAND might have voted No in 2014 but the referendum did not come close to putting a stop to debates about the country’s future, which have…

The National (Scotland)

Why Rangers will be counting the cost of their Champions League failure for years

Rangers missed out on a potential £40m windfall with their defeat to Dynamo Kyiv - and will count the cost of their Champions League failure for…

The National (Scotland)

First 'Glorious Twelfth' under new licencing laws gets underway in Scotland

THE first grouse shooting season since the introduction of legislation requiring estates to possess a licence has got underway.

The National (Scotland)

In Common: Does the Fringe value profits over the artists who provide it?

THE Fringe is here, and the capital is bouncing once again.

The National (Scotland)

UK weather latest: Met Offie blames terrible summer rain on northerly Arctic winds

Active jet stream brings wind and low temperatures after record warm UK spring

The Independent UK

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Duchess Sophie upholds her own royal fashion tradition with dusty blue Garden Party outfit and her maxi dress is divine

The Duchess of Edinburgh chose a beautiful blue outfit for a Garden Party in Scotland and we're adding this shade to our wardrobe

The Conversation

Returning a 170-year-old preserved lizard to Jamaica is a step toward redressing colonial harms

Museums often celebrate new acquisitions, especially something rare or historic. In April 2024, scientists from the Natural History Museum of Jamaica and The University of the West Indies, Mona Campus accepted a very rare and historic specimen: a 16-inch lizard called the Jamaican giant galliwasp (Celestus occiduus). It had previously…

Evening Standard

What is Beltane and how is it celebrated?

For thousands of years, people have observed the Iron Age Celtic ritual

The Guardian - UK

New Year’s Eve celebrations around the world as 2024 begins – as it happened

Macron says Olympics will bring France a 2024 full of ‘pride’ and ‘hope’; some UK New Year’s Eve firework events cancelled due to weather

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Duchess Sophie’s teal Christmas card dress is the perfect alternative to metallics and sequins this party season

Duchess Sophie’s teal Christmas card dress has voluminous sleeves and this bold shade is a stunning choice for special occasions

The National (Scotland)

Wee Ginger Dug: The UK media cannot extinguish public sympathy for Palestinians

THE world remains transfixed by the continuing tragedy in Gaza, and it is becoming starkly apparent that there is a clear hierarchy of sympathy in…

The Guardian - UK

Humza Yousaf says he aims to revitalise reeling SNP at party conference

Leader says he wants to draw a line under debate over independence policy and ‘get heads back up’

The National (Scotland)

Kilt worn by Billy Connolly at Tartan Day parade to go on display

SCOTLAND'S best loved comedian has sent his kilt to a tartan exhibition in Dundee.

Woman & Home

King Charles greets special Balmoral guest as he takes on traditional duty with the late Queen Elizabeth’s prestigious title

As he took up residence, King Charles greeted a special Balmoral guest who was well known to the late Queen Elizabeth

The Independent UK

Photographer behind viral Prince Louis picture during Jubilee nominated for prestigious award

Aaron Chown is among three nominees for Royal Photographer of the Year

Evening Standard

Photographer who caught Prince Louis covering ears during Jubilee and image of Russian blast victim up for award

The awards ceremony will be held at the Honourable Artillery Company grounds in the City of London on October 16

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