'Not true': Stephen Flynn rejects claim he was told about ferry gas leak STEPHEN Flynn has insisted it is “not true” to say he was briefed on a gas leak on a ferry before a committee appearance. The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
Concerns raised over plans to move nuclear submarine reactor from Rosyth to England A FIFE councillor and anti-nuclear campaigners are calling for answers over plans to remove a nuclear reactor pressure vessel from Rosyth Dockyard The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
Police to be alerted over 'deeply disturbing' far right group's Glasgow training A GLASGOW MSP has said she will raise concerns with Police Scotland over a new far-right group reportedly holding military-style training sessions in one of the city's most popular public parks ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
BBC pulls Still Game episode from iPlayer after actor's child sex offences plea BBC removes Still Game episode Recipe from iPlayer after actor Eric Potts pleaded guilty at court to making and distributing indecent images of children The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
'Poor governance' at Celtic called out by key figure in Fergus McCann takeover 'Poor governance' at Celtic called out by key figure in Fergus McCann takeover The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
Mark Drakeford suggests 'time has come' for Welsh Office to be scrapped FORMER first minister Mark Drakeford has suggested it is time to consider scrapping the Welsh Office in Whitehall. The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
First minister of Northern Ireland receives police letter over Garvaghy Road protest NORTHERN Ireland first minister Michelle O’Neill has received a letter from police investigating alleged criminal offences in relation to her involvement in a protest on the Garvaghy Road, Sinn Féin have confirmed ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
Top LibDem MP quits 'in bid to topple Ed Davey' as party stagnates in polls A SENIOR LibDem MP has quit the party’s front bench in what is reported to be an effort to topple leader Ed Davey. The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
Martin O'Neill condemns Dermot Desmond tennis ball protest at St Andrews O'Neill has condemned supporters who targeted Desmond during a protest at St Andrews. The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
Israel fumes as Gaza genocide investigator wins Nobel Peace Prize ISRAEL has reacted with fury after the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to a lead investigator who determined that the country was committing genocide in Gaza. The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
Drumcree Court of Appeal ruling to be delivered next week THE Court of Appeal judgement over the Drumcree march is set to be delivered on Monday The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
Metro to cut jobs as free newspaper undergoes major overhaul AROUND 90 Metro jobs are at risk as the free news outlet plans to make job cuts in order to get “back on a sustainable footing” The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
Edinburgh exhibition to explore Palestinian solidarity through art AN exhibition exploring Palestinian grief, displacement and solidarity is set to open in Edinburgh this weekend, inviting visitors to contribute to a collective artwork. The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
Andrew granted £302,000 compensation after surrendering Royal Lodge lease Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been granted £302,000 in compensation after the lease on his former Royal Lodge home in Windsor was officially surrendered ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 9
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 Green MSP Q Manivannan allowed to continue working in UK after visa extended SCOTTISH Green MSP Q Manivannan has been allowed to continue living and working in the UK
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 BBC faces new backlash over Gaelic funding as Mòd gets underway GLASGOW is set to become the “City of the Gaels” as the Royal National Mòd gets underway, with record numbers taking part in the world's largest celebration of Scottish Gaelic culture
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 Green Brigade announce Celtic cup boycott, call out 'unsustainable environment' The Green Brigade have announced a boycott of Celtic's cup matches in protest at supporter treatment and the direction of the club.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 Celtic 'run the rule' over ex-Chelsea midfielder as free transfer option emerges Celtic have been "running the rule" over former Chelsea and AC Milan midfielder Bakayoko during the international break, according to a new report.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to woman who found Israel committed genocide in Gaza THE Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to a former UN human rights chief who led an investigation which concluded that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza ...
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 The 'drug-like' Scotland feeling that has me hooked on international football Binks insists playing for Scotland was the proudest moment of his career.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 Scottish Government backs Stephen Flynn amid row over ferry leak briefing emails TRANSPORT Scotland has backed Stephen Flynn's account that he was not briefed about a major gas leak on the Glen Sannox ferry before appearing at a Holyrood committee ...
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 The SNP accuse Labour of overseeing 'the worst living standards in modern history' The SNP has accused Labour of overseeing "the worst living standards in modern history", citing new analysis showing households are thousands of pounds worse off
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 US to livestream firing squad execution in unprecedented move THE Pentagon has announced that the execution of a convicted mass killer by firing squad will be livestreamed to the public.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 Zack Polanski defends Green leadership after Caroline Lucas criticism Zack Polanski has defended his position as Green Party leader amid criticism from a party colleague after he failed to win a seat in Parliament in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election ...
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9 Martin O'Neill 'should have walked', insists his first Celtic signing Sutton believes O'Neill should have seriously considered leaving Celtic.