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‘The dream lives on’: New member-owned independence party launched in Perth

A NEW political party launched today with a single mission in mind:

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Read Kenny MacAskill's full tribute to Alex Salmond at Edinburgh memorial

KENNY MacAskill was among those to pay tribute to Alex Salmond at the former first minister's memorial service on Saturday...

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Scotland boss acknowledges 'not the nicest game to watch' after Finland stalemate

Pedro Martinez Losa admitted "it was not the nicest game to watch" as Scotland drew 0-0 with Finland in their Euro 2025 play-off first leg…

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The most infuriating thing isn’t that Wales is treated as a non-country – it’s that we accept it

From the the Barnett formula to the humiliation of having an English ‘Prince of Wales’, you’d never catch Scotland allowing this treatment, says Guardian columnist Will Hayward

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Pat Kane: Let's imagine a ‘new wild’ that will always surprise and delight us

The Scottish Rewilding Alliance is deploying Brian Cox this week with aims to make Scotland “the world’s first rewilding nation”.

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Small town in Scotland crowned 'most scenic' place to visit for a winter escape

A SMALL town in Scotland has been named the "most scenic" place in the country to visit this winter ...

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Observatory destroyed by fire to ‘rise from the ashes’ at new site

The Scottish Dark Sky Observatory will open on the banks of Clatteringshaws Loch in Galloway Forest Park in late 2026.

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Scotland 0 Finland 0: Frustration in first leg of Euro 2025 play-off

Scotland face a tough challenge to keep their Euro 2025 hopes alive after grinding out a goalless draw with Finland in first leg of their play-off…

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Scotland face uphill battle to reach Euro 2025 after stalemate with Finland

Scotland struggled to produce chances against old rivals Finland in 0-0 draw and must win second leg in Helsinki on Tuesday to make the Euros

The Guardian - UK

You are my Kindred Spirit: how growing up black in ‘the quiet racism of Scotland’ shaped the art and politics of Maud Sulter

She was one of the first chroniclers of the modern experience of being black in Scotland. The daughter of a Scottish mother and Ghanaian father growing up in 1960s and 1970s Glasgow, Maud Sulter experienced first-hand the racism of the period. That experience strongly registered in her art, writing, poetry…

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Labour must back Budget and restore winter fuel support, say SNP

LABOUR have been urged to back the SNP’s plans for a replacement winter heating support scheme for pensioners.

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Annual St Andrew's Day march to take place in Glasgow this weekend

An annual march against racism and fascism is set to take place in Glasgow city centre this weekend.

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Alex Salmond's family issue statement as memorial service 'at capacity'

ALEX Salmond’s family have issued a statement ahead of his public memorial service in Edinburgh, saying it is “at capacity” ...

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SNP policies backed by overwhelming majority of Scots, poll says

SCOTS overwhelmingly support policies introduced by the SNP Scottish Government including free prescriptions and university tuition, a poll has…

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Who is Zia Yusuf? The Scottish millionaire chairman of Reform UK

Businessman Zia Yusuf, who donated thousands to Reform UK over their General Election campaign, is from Scotland

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Why SNP MPs are not voting on Westminster assisted dying bill

THE Commons today considers one of the biggest potential social changes in Britain since the legalisation of abortion.

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'Disappointed': BBC and Channel 4 urged to bring more productions to Scotland

SCOTLAND'S Culture Secretary has urged broadcasters to bring more productions north of the Border.

Evening Standard

Broadcasters urged to bring more productions to Scotland

The Scottish Government has set a £1 billion target for the screen sector by the end of the decade.

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Scotland's 'best pub' wins prestigious award for second year running

A PUB in the Scottish Borders has been named the best in Scotland at VisitScotland's 2024 Thistle Awards...

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Helicopter rescue charity begs hikers to prepare for winter with this piece of kit that costs less than $30 and could save your life

Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance has explained how the right emergency equipment can save your life in the backcountry

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Alex Salmond's family speak of 'pride' in former FM ahead of memorial service

ALEX Salmond’s niece has reflected on her family’s pride in her uncle ahead of a memorial service for him in Edinburgh this weekend...

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Sports quiz of the week: young guns, big leads and Formula One legends

Test your knowledge of the week in football, tennis, cricket, NFL, motor sport and beyond

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On top of the world: Scotland's Michael Leask raring to go again in cricket-mad Nepal

The beaming smile on Michael Leask’s face said it all. Wearing a multi-coloured pointy hat with matching scarf while clutching a vibrant bouquet…

Evening Standard

Assisted dying: What is happening at Westminster and beyond?

The issue is also being considered in Scotland, Jersey and the Isle of Man.

The Independent UK

Scottish Government releases plan to make Scotland key producer of hydrogen

Acting Energy Secretary Gillian Martin said hydrogen is one of Scotland’s ‘greatest industrial opportunities since oil and gas’.

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