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It’d be ‘stupid’ to write off Tony Bloom in Hearts quest – David Martindale

Livingston manager David Martindale believes it would be “stupid” to write off Tony Bloom in his bold quest to help Hearts become Scotland’s…

The National (Scotland)

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

The National (Scotland)

This is what a nuclear attack on Scotland would look like

TODAY is a grim anniversary. Eighty years ago, the US atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki killed an estimated 210,000 people

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US firm's merger with Scotland's largest privately owned caterer under investigation

A MERGER between Scotland’s largest privately-owned caterer and a major US food services firm is under investigation ...

The National (Scotland)

Government urged to introduce minimum price for alcohol

It comes as officials in Wales announced plans to increase the minimum unit price for alcohol.

Evening Standard

Outlander: Blood of My Blood stars Jeremy Irvine and Hermione Corfield tease new epic — and talk already shooting season 2

Jeremy Irvine and Hermione Corfield reveals what to expect from Outlander’s origin story.

WhatToWatch

DP World Tour, Nexo Introduce $50,000 Crypto Prize For Course Record At Nexo Championship

The DP World Tour and digital asset platform Nexo on Wednesday announced a new prize model that introduces a cryptocurrency-based award for players who break course records, starting with this week's Nexo Championship in Aberdeen, Scotland.

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Thousands remain without power after Storm Floris with 60,000 reconnected

SCOTTISH and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has said teams across Scotland are making continued progress to reconnect customers who lost…

The National (Scotland)

Meet the new space chief aiming to further Scotland’s ambitions as a global force

ONE of Scotland’s leading space companies has announced its new head, as they pledge to solidify the country's ambitions to be one of the leading…

The National (Scotland)

'Grasp the jaggy thistle': Campaigners urge parties to commit to Council Tax scrap

CAMPAIGNERS are calling on Scotland’s political leaders to commit to replacing Council Tax in their 2026 election manifestos.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish region tops list for best place in Britain to buy a cottage

THE best places to buy a cottage in the UK has been revealed, with one Scottish region topping the list ...

The National (Scotland)

'It won't work': John Swinney dismisses SNP members' rival independence plan

SNP leader John Swinney has dismissed an independence strategy backed by more than 40 party branches, saying it is “not going to work” ...

The National (Scotland)

Hibs secure signing of Grant Hanley on two-year deal

Scotland international Grant Hanley joins Hibs in permanent deal.

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Australian influencers ‘damage’ historic Jacobite site, as investigation launches

An investigation has been launched by Historic Environment Scotland (HES) after a video showing a pair of Australian influencers climbing on a…

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Exclusive: Former Royal Butler Shares How "Giggling Schoolchildren" Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Protected a Special Treat at Balmoral

Paul Burrell tells 'Marie Claire' about the "fun and laughter" the late Queen enjoyed in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Why Craig Murray is lobbying UN ambassadors on Scottish 'decolonisation'

IF you are trying to navigate the diplomatic morass of the United Nations, there are probably worse people to have on your side than Craig Murray.

Evening Standard

Crews in Scotland ‘working tirelessly’ to rectify storm damage to railway lines

Ross Moran, rail director for Network Rail in Scotland, said lines have experienced a ‘devastating’ impact due to the high winds and debris.

The National (Scotland)

Could, and should, the SNP move left without Kate Forbes? Pollsters have their say

KATE Forbes announcing she will step down next year has sent shockwaves around Scotland's political establishment ...

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The Guardian - UK

Scottish ministers criticised for slow progress in exam passes for poorer students

Attainment gap between pupils from wealthy and deprived areas closes only slightly despite being SNP’s core mission

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Attainment level for Scottish youngsters increases as pass rate up, exam results show

THE level of attainment for Scottish youngsters has increased, the latest exam results have shown, as more than 147,000 students received their…

The National (Scotland)

'The perfect stage': Kelpies to host first outdoor evening ceilidh

Scotland’s iconic Kelpies to host first outdoor evening ceilidh ahead of St Andrew’s Day

The National (Scotland)

Record number of young Scots headed to university after exam results

A record number of young people in Scotland have gained a place at university, new figures have shown ...

The Independent UK

Storm Floris: All the rail, sea and air disruption as dozens of services cancelled

No trains are expected to run to or from Inverness station until Tuesday afternoon at the earliest, while the first Aberdeen-Heathrow flight was cancelled

Evening Standard

Work to restore power to thousands as Storm Floris moves on from Scotland

Trees are also being cleared from railway lines which were blocked by the storm.

The National (Scotland)

Engineers working to restore power to 22,000 properties in Scotland

Engineers are working to restore power to around 22,000 properties in the north and north east of Scotland on Tuesday morning, following Storm Floris

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