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The Benfica 'bluff' Celtic must be on alert for as truth outs

Marco Silva's claim that Benfica are set to field a team of fringe men against Celtic has been met with puzzlement in Portugal.

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How much Celtic could earn vs Benfica in Europa League clash

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Liam Scales reveals Celtic’s inspiration as they head to Lisbon for Benfica test

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Pundit rubbishes ex-ref opinions as he issues 'certain' take on disputed Rangers goal

The National (Scotland) · 21h ago

Nick Rodger: A funny old game as Forrest rides the waves of golf's fickle fortunes

The National (Scotland) · 22h ago

Ex-Celtic star lands coaching role at club trialing life without manager

The English club's owner has revealed he's happy to trial life with no clear leader.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Plan to turn Mossmorran plant into weapons factory storing explosives

Early plans to turn the site of Fife Ethylene Plant at Mossmorran into a weapons components factory have been revealed.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

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Watch ex Rangers kid Robbie Ure score first Sevilla goal

This was the moment Robbie Ure scored his first goal for new club Sevilla.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Oxford University lecturer faces trial over 'possession of indecent child images'

A LECTURER at the University of Oxford faces trial charged with possessing indecent photographs of children.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

International media 'worry' for Derek McInnes Rangers summer signing

Rangers seem to have a settled XI under McInnes and one star has struggled to push into that lineup.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Benfica namecheck Jota in Celtic preview ahead of 'reunion'

Jota will make a return to his home town for the Europa League tie even if he won't play any minutes.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Glasgow protesters condemn far-right 'weaponisation' of sexual violence

PROTESTERS gathered in Glasgow city centre on Monday evening to condemn violence against women and girls and its "weaponisation" by the far right.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Celtic teammate offers glowing report on fringe man Dane Murray

Murray has been on the fringes this season but deputised against Motherwell and helped keep a clean sheet.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Wouter Vrancken on Josh McPake reaction to honest Hearts chat before lethal form

Wouter Vrancken believes Josh McPake has shown his value at Hearts after their heart to heart conversation earlier this season.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

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The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

'Why now?': Questions raised over new ballistic security shelters at Faslane

PLANS to install ballistic security shelters at the UK's nuclear submarine base on the Clyde have sparked questions from anti-nuclear campaigners over what threats military chiefs believe Faslane could face

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Outrage as AI data centre planned for First War of Scottish Independence battle site

TWO battlefields, including the site where the First War of Scottish Independence was sparked, are in danger of being lost after plans to build an AI data centre were proposed, a local historian has warned ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Andy Burnham fails to call out Manchester City owner 'linked to genocidal militia'

ANDY Burnham failed to call out the owner of Manchester City’s alleged role in “the genocide, famine and forced displacements happening across Sudan” after a challenge from an MP

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Reform's asylum plans branded 'morally bankrumpt' but could Scotland stop them?

REFORM says they'd void all asylum applications and deport "new and current applicants" if Farage came to power. But what would this mean for Scotland, and do we have any say?

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The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

SNP will push Andy Burnham after 'offhand' remark on Russian Brexit interference

Alyn Smith has accused Andy Burnham of making a throwaway comment, as SNP MPs plot to hold the Prime Minister to account ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

SNP in ‘blatant Israel boycott breach’ over millions for IDF-linked US firm

THE Scottish Government has been accused of a “blatant breach” of its own Israel boycott pledge after millions of pounds in public funding was announced for an Israel-linked US company ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Lee Wallace promoted to join Hearts' first-team coaching staff in 'key' role

Hearts promote former Scotland full-back Lee Wallace to Wouter Vrancken’s first-team coaching staff at Tynecastle, supporting domestic and European campaigns.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Drumcree residents lose latest court battle as judges reject Garvaghy Road challenge

RESIDENTS opposed to a contentious Orange Order parade route in Portadown have lost their latest bid to challenge the decision to allow it

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Gordon Brown 'attended exorcism to help Raith Rovers sign player' while in government

GORDON Brown attended an “exorcism” in an effort to help Raith Rovers sign a player, according to a former Scotland manager ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Could Manchester City scandal threaten Andy Burnham as questions mount?

ANDY Burnham is facing growing scrutiny around his relationship with Manchester City after the club was found guilty of breaking a host of financial rules.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 12

Andy Burnham pulled up on 'wee bit cheeky' Scottish independence stance

ANDY Burnham has been warned that his stance against indyref2 is “a wee bit cheeky” after he said the UK public would be “the boss” as he sought to get a closer relationship with the EU

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