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UK weather: Met Office warns of wind, rain and ice hell for Monday as snow hits

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for ice over parts of Scotland, covering central parts of the country as well as Tayside and Fife, after parts of the UK saw snow this weekend

Daily Mirror

Scotland fans in England noise up as the Tartan Army party with Iran support ahead of World Cup opener

Steve Clarke's side might not be at the tournament but some Scots have still made the trip to the Middle East.

Daily Record

Orkney amongst the latest areas to announce Supreme Court verdict rally

SINCE the date for the Supreme Court's indyref case verdict was announced, the number of rallies being held to react across Scotland has continued…

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Teachers ‘very hopeful’ of new pay offer ahead of planned strike action

THE general secretary of Scotland’s largest teaching union has said members are “very hopeful” a fresh pay deal can be struck ahead of a…

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Teachers in Scotland 'hopeful’ of new pay offer ahead of national strike that will close schools

Classrooms across Scotland will be shut on Thursday as teachers prepare to walk out in a row over pay.

Daily Record

Man dies in hospital after fishing boat sinks just off shore of Scots harbour

Police Scotland confirmed the man's death after the fishing boat got into difficulty and capsized at Port William on Saturday evening.

Daily Record

Kenny Dalglish vents on World Cup scheduling as Scotland legend unleashes 'underwhelming' build up for Qatar

The tournament gets underway when the host nation face off against Ecuador.

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World Cup proved the end of the road for Everton trailblazer

Everton and the World Cup: Alex Parker was Blues' first representative at the tournament but never played international football again

Liverpool Echo

Scots Tory MP confronted with video of him defending Liz Truss's mini-Budget

A TORY MP has been accused of “tying himself in knots” during an interview in which he was shown a video of himself defending Liz Truss and…

The National (Scotland)

'One step forward, two steps back': Scotland reacts to COP27 climate agreement

Nations across the world finalised an agreement which established a fund to help poorer nations who are often the victims of climate-worsened…

The National (Scotland)

‘Gutted’ Martin Boyle out of World Cup in Socceroos blow before France opener

The Scotland-born livewire winger will be replaced in Australia’s squad by Marco Tilio, who was flown in last week

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Met Office warning for 'heavy' rain to continue in Scotland amid severe flooding

More rain is to fall after parts of the country saw torrential flooding.

Daily Record

Nathan Patterson in Celtic penalty demand as former Rangers star's Everton bottle leaves an impression

The 21-year-old Scotland international played the full 90 minutes of the goalless draw and then stepped up from the spot.

Daily Record

Alan Campbell: Historian’s work provides accurate stats for Scotland stars

FRIDAY was the 50th anniversary of the first-ever Scotland women’s international, a 3-2 loss to England at Ravenscraig Stadium in Greenock. On…

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Sunday rugby news as Bryan Habana calls for Alun Wyn Jones to rescue Wales and show them 'what to do' in scathing verdict

Here are your rugby headlines for Sunday November 20

Daily Record

Health secretary should be 'sacked' for NHS Ayrshire & Arran's A&E wait times

South Scotland Regional List MSPs Sharon Dowey and Colin Smyth, have both told how Humza Yousaf should be sacked for his ‘mismanagement’ of the lengthy waiting times.

Daily Record

Waysiders/Drumpellier make history by fielding their first women's team at rugby festival

The event was held in effort to inspire more women and girls into the sport during the Women’s Rugby World Cup.

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Playhouses gearing up for Christmas return - here's the top pantos on this year

SANTA has paused his flexitarian diet in order to achieve the requisite level of rotundness. The recruitment process is under way to find the…

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Only five out of 45 clinics offering pregnancy scans in Scotland are registered

ONLY five of 45 private clinics offering pregnancy scans in Scotland are registered with the national regulatory body, prompting fears unqualified…

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow exhibition displays future of photography in Scotland

EVERY year since 2008, the Street Level Photoworks gallery in Glasgow has hosted Futureproof, a winter festival of work from the BA Photography and…

The National (Scotland)

Upcoming centenary of Christopher Murray Grieve's first work deserves recognition

NEXT year – 2023 – will mark a century since the publication of Christopher Murray Grieve’s first book, Annals of the Five Senses.

The National (Scotland)

Judgement Day Rallies Guide: ‘We’ll galvanise the Yes movement’

THE Yes movement is gearing up to receive the verdict from the UK Supreme Court on whether Scotland can legislate for an advisory independence…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish cities are being hit ‘particularly hard’ by the cost of living crisis

SCOTLAND is being hit “particularly hard” by the cost of living crisis, with cities north of the Border facing some of the highest inflation…

The National (Scotland)

Supermarkets refusal to pay 'fair' price for eggs will result in shortages

RETAILERS’ refusals to pay a “fair” price for eggs will see shortages continue right through next year, the Sunday National can reveal.

The National (Scotland)

'Infinite workload and low pay': The barriers for women entering elected office

THERE is a significant underrepresentation of carers and parents standing for elected office in Scotland, a survey has shown.

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