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Lawrence Chaney to star in own 'gorgeous' BBC Scotland show Homecoming Queens

Glasgow's RuPaul Drag Race UK winner Lawrence Chaney has said they have 'made something gorgeous' after announcing they will have a new show on BBC Scotland coming soon.

Glasgow Live

Two killers stabbed man to death in Carlisle before fleeing to Scotland

Kane Hull, 29, and Liam Porter, 33, have been jailed after the brutal attack on Ryan Kirkpatrick on September 18 last year.

Daily Record

Stirling MP calls for Scots to "have our say" as new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak takes over

Stirling’s MP says that Scotland must now be afforded another independence referendum after Rishi Sunak was appointed the third Tory Prime Minister this year. Alyn Smith says that the appointment of Mr Sunak as PM is undemocratic and claims that Sco

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Scots being treated like 'third-class citizens' by Avanti West Coast, say SNP

PEOPLE in Scotland and the North are being treated as “third-class citizens” when it comes to railway provision, according to the SNP.

The National (Scotland)

The full list of Scotland bank holiday dates for 2022 and 2023

The full list of bank holidays in Scotland has been confirmed with a total of nine dates spread across the whole year from January 2 until December 26 - here's the full list.

Edinburgh Live

One of Scotland's 'most haunted castles' launches Halloween ghost tour

Glamis Castle, near the village of Glamis in Angus, is inviting "brave" visitors to take part in a special Halloween tour that will take them inside the mysterious castle's walls

Daily Record

Rishi Sunak’s plan for ‘UK-wide' government to ‘turn constitutional clock back’

RISHI Sunak will be running a “UK-wide” government that works in devolved areas – and Nicola Sturgeon should not play “student politics”…

The National (Scotland)

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Edinburgh's Polwarth Tavern get defibrillator in memory of beloved publican

The Polwarth Tavern is the west of the capital hosted a learning day for the community on Sunday October 23 in order for them to understand how to administer CPR.

Edinburgh Live

Gaelic education and projects to benefit from £3million government boost

GAELIC education and community projects will benefit from almost £3 million as part of plans to expand the reach of the language across Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Man to stand trial accused of sending threatening messages to Nicola Sturgeon

A MAN accused of sending threatening messages to Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and of abducting a sheriff is to stand trial in the…

The National (Scotland)

The ten cheapest spots for a staycation in Scotland named

This list could save you money on a family trip this autumn.

Daily Record

The most haunted places in Scotland named with Edinburgh Castle topping list

A new study has found the 12 spookiest sites across the country.

Daily Record

Summit on strategies to aid Scottish farmers is coming to Perth this winter

The Scottish Agritourism Conference will take place at Perth Concert Hall on December 6-7 with a number of sector leaders scheduled to speak

Daily Record

Number of homicides in Scotland at lowest level since records began in 1976

THE number of homicides across Scotland has more than halved in the last 15 years, with the figure being the lowest its been since records began in…

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Huge boost for Lanarkshire as go ahead given for new £36m 'super factory' to be built

Guala Closures is moving its Scottish operations to the North Lanarkshire site, with the new facility due to open early in 2024

The National (Scotland)

No improvement to children's physical health in past decade, report finds

CHILDREN’S physical health has seen little improvement over the last decade, prompting fears the pandemic has exacerbated existing socio-economic…

Daily Record

Rishi Sunak won't help Nicola Sturgeon with her Scottish independence referendum plan

The latest Tory prime minister has made clear he is firmly opposed to a second referendum taking place next year.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Castle named as 'most haunted' place to visit in Scotland

It's no secret the capital has a dark and gruesome history, with many a battle taking place at the castle, and many have claimed to have 'seen a ghost' over the years.

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Island community suffering from 'vicarious trauma' in wake of shootings

AN island community is suffering from “vicarious trauma” following a series of incidents involving firearms, according to a local pastor.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire SSPCA appeal for home for Scotland's 'most -over-looked' cat

The charity has been looking after Stripes for over 200 days

The National (Scotland)

Citizen science project to gauge health of Scotland’s rivers

A CITIZEN science project which focuses on the invertebrates found in Scotland’s rivers has been launched.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh veterans reflect on 'enormous sacrifices' made as Poppy Appeal launches

Members of the armed forces reflected on the "enormous sacrifices" made by many as they marked the official opening of the Edinburgh Garden and Field of Remembrance, which also marked the start of the annual Appeal.

Edinburgh Live

What has Rishi Sunak said about Scottish independence and Nicola Sturgeon?

The Supreme Court is currently assessing the Scottish Parliament’s ability to hold a second independence referendum, after First Minister Nicola Sturgeon proposed the date of October 19, 2023.

The Independent UK

Close-knit community suffering from ‘vicarious trauma’ after shootings, MPs told

Reverend Gordon Matheson gave evidence to the Scottish Affairs Committee as it began its inquiry into firearms licensing.

Daily Record

Partial solar eclipse visible in Scotland tomorrow as 'sun will look bitten'

It happens when the Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun, creating a spectacular sight in the sky.

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