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Scotland urges US to ‘make haggis legal again’ ahead of World Cup

Scotland's national dish has been illegal in the US since the 70s. Now, the tartan rebellion has begun, with one of Scotland's leading butchers leading the charge. After all, how can Scotland be expected to compete (and win) if haggis isn't on the menu?

Euronews

First independence vote 'settled it for 20 to 30 years', BBC host Fiona Bruce claims

BBC host Fiona Bruce interrupted a Question Time debate on Scottish independence to claim that the 2014 vote had settled the issue for “20 to 30…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland hero's 'pure joy' after World Cup selection, details Steve Clarke 'trust'

Scotland hero McLean admitted he felt 'pure joy' when he discovered he was in the World Cup squad, and he's convinced Clarke's side can make history…

The National (Scotland)

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Question Time audience applauds as woman reveals how Scotland move changed her life

A QUESTION Time audience member was applauded after saying she thought moving to Scotland meant she was given opportunities like free tuition that…

The National (Scotland)

Wildfire risk is now spreading to cool climates like the Scottish Highlands and Irish uplands

The most destructive wildfire season on record in Europe was in 2025, with more than one million hectares burned and tens of thousands of people displaced by fires across the continent.

The Conversation

John Swinney's indyref2 motion published ahead of Holyrood debate – see the full text

JOHN Swinney’s motion calling on the UK Government to devolve powers for a second Scottish independence referendum to be held has been published.

The National (Scotland)

Rookies and old-timers included in Scotland's Commonwealth Games swim team

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Where to travel for accessible adventures in Europe, according to the experts

From accessible mountain adventures in Scotland to tactile museums in Sicily, disabled travellers and accessibility experts reveal the European destinations making holidays easier, more inclusive and less daunting for people with additional access needs.

Euronews

'Huge potential' for haggis as campaign to lift US ban ahead of World Cup launches

The Scottish Government has said there is 'huge potential' for haggis in the US market, where the dish is currently banned

The National (Scotland)

The hidden housing scandal behind Scotland’s world-class strawberries and raspberries

There is a hidden housing scandal behind Scotland’s world class strawberries and raspberries

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney to host first meeting of ‘streamlined’ Scottish cabinet

The Scottish First Minister will chair the first meeting of his new-look cabinet team on Friday.

Evening Standard

Make economic growth the number one priority, business group urges Swinney

CBI Scotland said Scotland is in a ‘race against time’ to deliver growth amid mounting pressures on the public purse.

Evening Standard

Single-sex toilets must exclude transgender people, says EHRC

Updated code of practice covering England, Wales and Scotland also relates to changing rooms and follows supreme court ruling

The Guardian - UK

Former Royal Butler Says the Royal Family Loves Taking “Boring” Vacations

"They’re creatures of habit, they don't change."

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Full list of Quiz stores to close in UK as fashion retailer falls into administration

The fashion retailer hired administrators from advisory firm Interpath in February after suffering a “tough start” to 2026

Evening Standard

Quiz: Locations of 37 stores set for closure

It has already shut three of its stores in recent days, in Castlecourt Belfast, Leeds and Romford.

Evening Standard

UK at ‘tipping point’ on the constitution, says John Swinney

The First Minister said his new Scottish cabinet team would work to continue to ‘build support for Scottish self government’.

The National (Scotland)

Climate fears sparked as more than 100 UK data centres plan to burn gas for power

More than 100 UK AI-data centres plan to burn gas to generate electricity, risking climate goals, it has emerged

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Malcolm Offord claims 'no investigation' despite charity watchdog's law breach ruling

REFORM UK’s leader in Scotland has bizarrely claimed there is “no investigation” into his charity despite a watchdog finding it has broken the…

The National (Scotland)

First Minister announces date for Holyrood Scottish independence vote

FIRST Minister John Swinney will bring a motion on Scottish independence to a Holyrood vote on Tuesday, he has said.

The National (Scotland)

Refugee Festival announces 2026 programme putting solidarity centre stage

A FESTIVAL celebrating refugees in Scotland has launched its programme, aiming to put solidarity centre stage by bringing people together through…

The National (Scotland)

Malcolm Offord's charity breaking the law in Scotland, inquiry finds

MALCOLM Offord's charity is breaking the law in Scotland and must register with regulators, an inquiry has found.

The National (Scotland)

First Minister condemns extremist Israeli minister over video harassing activists

THE First Minister of Scotland has condemned videos of the activists detained in Israel posted by the country’s security minister

The National (Scotland)

Alex McLeish reveals reason Rangers blew the Scottish title - and it isn't Danny Rohl

Alex McLeish won two Scottish titles during his time as Rangers manager - and believes he knows why the Ibrox club blew the Premiership this season.

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The historic cup win that helped Jock Stein become Celtic's first Protestant manager

Jock Stein was told he would never become Celtic manager because he was a Protestant - then he joined Dunfermline Athletic and made history.

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