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Iconic River City torn down as new images show bulldozers on set

Demolition crews have begun tearing down the iconic River City set, marking the end of an era.

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Members of hit Scottish rock band receive honorary degrees

Deacon Blue members have received honorary degrees from a Scottish university

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Routes and timings revealed for biggest Orange Order march of the year in Glasgow

The biggest Orange Order march of this year will take place this coming Saturday in Glasgow

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11,000 Orange Order marchers set to close over 30 roads in Glasgow

More than 30 roads across Glasgow will face restrictions next week as more than 11,000 Orange Order members take part in the city's annual…

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Top TV boss speaks out as major festival moves from Scotland to England

A TOP TV boss has hit out at the organisers of Edinburgh TV Festival’s decision to leave the Scottish capital, saying the city created what it is…

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Pubs to see major boost as 500k extra pints expected to sell for Scotland vs Morocco

PUBS across the country are expected to see a multi-million-pound boost as hundreds of thousands of extra pints are predicted to be sold during…

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I was at Scotland's biggest fanzone for the 2am Haiti game. Here's what it was like

I remember feeling a bit guilty that the significance of qualifying had almost completely passed me by, and I was determined not to let that happen…

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Pubs in Scotland saw 'record breaking sales' as fans celebrated World Cup win

SOME pubs in Scotland saw “record breaking sales” as fans turned out in droves to watch the men’s national team win its first World Cup match…

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Hundreds of fans line up outside Glasgow record shop to meet movie star

Hundreds of fans braved the Glasgow rain and snaked along Argyle Street today as a Hollywood star drew huge queues outside HMV for a rare in-store…

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Inside Bute House during a crazy week for the SNP

COMING into the third week since Scotland elected a new parliament, we were hoping business would finally return to some sort of normality, but it…

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John Swinney on what next for independence as UK Government rejects vote

JOHN Swinney has said he is looking at a “range of tactics” to “make it impossible” for the UK Government to refuse handing Scotland the…

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Roy Barry, legendary hero of '68, has something to share with Dunfermline family

Roy Barry, legendary Dunfermline captain who lifted the Scottish Cup in 1968, has something to share with the East End Park family ahead of today's…

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Counter-protesters drown out anti-immigration ‘unity rally'

A 'unity rally' at Glasgow’s Buchanan Street steps protesting against immigration was drowned out by counter protesters ...

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See 14 of the best pictures as fans gather for AC/DC Edinburgh show

Fans have gathered in Edinburgh to see legendary rock band AC/DC take to the stage ...

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John Swinney interview: The FM on indyref2, Israel, energy and more

It is easy to forget that Bute House – as well as a venue for press conferences, grand political announcements and resignations – is also a home…

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I push Keir Starmer to be more extroverted in Scotland – Sarwar

The Scottish Labour leader said he speaks to the Prime Minister every two or three weeks.

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How Rangers put their disabled supporters at the heart of the Ibrox experience

Rangers Disability Access Officer John Speirs explains how Ibrox's wheelchair platform has changed lives and why accessibility is at the heart of…

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The key to making Celtic 'a club open to all'? Listening to disabled supporters

Disability Access Officer Alexis Dobbin says listening to disabled fans has been key to improving Celtic Park's facilities, and explains what can…

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Global superstar Sting spotted in Scottish city ahead of outdoor show

GLOBAL superstar Sting has been pictured in Glasgow ahead of his gig on Wednesday evening ...

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Meet the women behind Edinburgh's latest female-owned visitor centre

Two French women have opened their own tourist information centre in Scotland’s capital after a popular spot for visitors was shut down

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Hundreds of trans rights campaigners protest outside of EHRC Glasgow office

HUNDREDS of protestors have gathered outside of the EHRC’s Glasgow offices to call for EHRC guidance that would exclude transgender people from…

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Intensity, clarity, no bull****': Former assistant on new Motherwell boss Wimmer

Michael Wimmer's former assistant Mark McCormick on the style of play that he will look to introduce at Fir Park, and how he will get the fans back…

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'A traditional club needs intensity': Michael Wimmer's vision for Motherwell

Motherwell manager Michael Wimmer has spoken of his desire to draw a line under the past, as he laid out a vision to bring high intensity football…

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New Celtic signing Jota on claims Saudi riches have dulled his sporting ambitions

New Celtic signing Jota has addressed suggestions the riches he banked during his time in Saudi Arabia may have dulled his sporting ambitions.

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Storm Eowyn's destruction pictured as clear up underway

STORM Eowyn has battered Scotland since Friday causing widespread travel disruption and leaving 100,000 homes without power.

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