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Scotland cannot hold second independence referendum, Supreme Court rules

Nicola Sturgeon vows to use 2024 general election as ‘de facto’ referendum after court defeat

The Independent UK

Scotland can't hold second independence referendum without UK Government consent, Supreme Court rules

Responding to the Supreme Court’s ruling, Plaid Cymru Westminster leader, Liz Saville Roberts MP has said the ruling should be a "wake up call"

Wales Online

Nicola Sturgeon LOSES Supreme Court landmark case on Scottish independence vote

Scotland's First Minister fumed 'our voice cannot and will not be silenced' after the UK Supreme Court ruled the Scottish government could not force a new referendum without Westminster's consent

Daily Mirror

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Scottish Independence referendum: What the Supreme Court ruled and what could happen next

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon suffered a major setback to her hopes of holding a referendum in October

Evening Standard

Thousands of coins dating back to 13th and 14th centuries found buried in Dumfries and Galloway

It is believed to be one of the largest medieval coin hoards found in Scotland since the 19th century.

Daily Record

Travel chaos on A720 Edinburgh city bypass as rush hour smash sparks 80 minute delays

Traffic Scotland is warning motorists to expect to face long queues following a crash on the westbound carriageway near the Lothianburn junction on Wednesday morning.

Daily Record

Edinburgh charity worker warns people are sleeping in their cars due to cost of living crisis

Julie Woods has warned that the government needs to work on preventative measures, as statistics show 250 people died from homelessness in the past year.

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Russell head and shoulders above the rest as Scotland hit form - Martin Hannan

If you had been told before the Autumn tests began that Scotland would finish with two wins and two losses you would probably have accepted that…

The National (Scotland)

UK's top court to rule on Scottish bid for independence vote

Britain’s Supreme Court is due to rule on whether Scotland can hold a vote on independence without the consent of the U.K. government

The Independent UK

Kevin Nisbet Hibs injury return timeline laid bare as teammate insists comeback is 'like a new signing'

The return of the Scotland cap could be at a vital time with Martin Boyle set for a spell on the sidelines.

Daily Record

UK weather forecast: Heavy showers and flood warnings as temperatures plunge to -4C

The UK is set for another day of downpours with rain and wind warnings in place for Wednesday morning as well as for floods while temperatures could plunge as low as -4C in Scotland

Daily Mirror

What is the supreme court’s Scottish independence ruling about?

All you need to know about decision on whether Scotland can hold new referendum without Westminster approval

The Guardian - UK

Scottish dementia projects awarded £145,000 in funding

Dementia projects across Scotland have received funding to enable them to offer community- based support for people affected by the disease.

The National (Scotland)

The National's Black Friday offer hits big milestone amid Supreme Court ruling

THE National – Scotland's only pro-independence newspaper – welcomed more than 150 new subscribers on the first two days of our Black Friday…

The National (Scotland)

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Daily Record

Meet the bright spark dog trained to sniff out faults in Scotland’s power network

Jac, a seven-year-old springer spaniel, can find scent of underground problems and point them out with his paw to engineers.

Daily Record

Support worker warns of 'huge rise in homelessness' as 250 people died on Scotland's streets

Julie Woods has warned that the government needs to work on preventative measures, as statistics show 250 people died from homelessness in the past year.

Insider UK

Equity investment in Scotland’s smaller businesses rises despite economic headwinds

Report also finds that smaller businesses in deprived areas are being stifled by a lack of access to finance

The Independent UK

After Life star to lead hit BBC drama Shetland

The new series, written by Paul Logue, will be filmed in locations on the Shetland Isles and across Scotland from the spring.

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Ashley Jensen named as new star of BBC's Shetland and 'can’t wait to work in Scotland again'

The 53-year-old from Annan is best known for Ricky Gervais shows Extras and After Life and internationally for Ugly Betty.

The Guardian - UK

Tens of thousands of Scotland’s teachers to strike on Thursday

EIS union members reject new pay offer and plan action that will lead to closure of most schools in Scotland

The National (Scotland)

No mission impossible for Tom Cruse at Edinburgh, says Mike Blair

NEW Edinburgh signing Tom Cruse may have limited opportunities to make an on-field impact with the capital club, but head coach Mike Blair is…

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh teachers reject 'insulting' pay offer as walk-out set to go ahead this week

The Scottish Government made a new offer to the EIS (Educational Institute of Scotland) and SSTA (Scottish Secondary Teachers' Association) unions on Tuesday in a bid to prevent industrial action, with the former set to strike this week

Glasgow Live

Scotland teaching strikes to go ahead as pay offer rejected as 'abject insult'

The Scottish Government made a new offer to the EIS and SSTA on Tuesday in a bid to prevent strikes from going ahead. However, hours after it was tabled, members backed industrial action.

The National (Scotland)

SNP's Westminster group split on attending Supreme Court rally with Yes activists

IT remains unclear how many of the SNP's Westminster MPs in London will stand with activists outside the Supreme Court and at rallies across…

Daily Record

Teaching unions reject latest pay offer branding it an 'abject insult'

Industrial action is set to take place on Thursday, November 24 in schools across Scotland.

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