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Scots no longer allowed to smoke around hospital buildings as new law comes into force

Anyone found to be smoking within 15 metres of a hospital building could face a fine ranging from £50 to £1,000.

Daily Record

Warning as smoking banned outside hospital buildings in Scotland with £1,000 fines

The new rules come into place today and are in force across all patient-serving NHS hospital settings.

Daily Record

The Stirlingshire man who witnessed 25 nuclear blasts – and lived to tell the tale

A BLINDING flash, intense heat, the spectre of a mushroom cloud creeping skywards – mercifully few of us have seen the full horror of a nuclear…

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No matter who wins Tory leadership Scotland will lose out, Ian Blackford warns

THE SNP has warned that Scotland will lose out no matter who wins the keys to Downing Street in the Tory leadership race.

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Scotland's first ever college for complex needs set to open its doors

THE headteacher at Scotland’s first-ever dedicated college for school leavers with complex needs has insisted “the sky’s the limit” for what…

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The family of William Wallace protecting Scotland's only native oyster fishery

A NEW Scottish champion was crowned over the weekend. Two, in fact.

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Top cops' warning to drug mules after man who swallowed 1kg of cocaine is jailed

Nigerian Emeka Ugwu, 44, was jailed last month after admitting bringing cocaine worth £28,000 into Scotland.

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Steel tycoon blasts Police Scotland over 'failure' to probe alleged £120,000 fraud

Richard Orsman claims his metal company was stung by a firm claiming to be based in Airdrie.

Daily Record

Boss at Scotland's controversial immigration detention centre attacked by inmate

Christopher Hardy was cut by a shard from a plant pot in a struggle with Karim Tememe.

Daily Record

Scottish food and drink firms set sights on Asia

Scottish Development International is hosting several Scottish companies at major trade events in the region

Insider UK

Scotland should lead by example and tax the rich to help the poor

THE death last week of Mikhail Gorbachev is a reminder to us all in the West of the man that helped hasten the demise of the Soviet Union proving…

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Fundraiser retracing steps of nana's life in Lanarkshire in aid of Alzheimer Scotland

Megan Tumilty will take part in the Memory Walk in honour of her gran who passed away last year after a battle with dementia

Daily Record

Fast food restaurant Chickaros opening in Glasgow as south side location 'coming soon'

It will be a first Chickaros restaurant in Scotland, with the the likes of gourmet burgers, southern fried chicken and 'artisanal desserts' set to be served up soon.

Glasgow Live

First Minister: Tory promises have failed Scots amid cost-of-living crisis

NICOLA Sturgeon has said the “broad shoulders” of the UK promised by Unionists are “nowhere to be seen” as the country faces a cost of…

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Sturgeon: Truss will be a disaster as PM if she governs how she has campaigned

But Scotland’s First Minister said she hopes to have a good relationship with whoever is the next occupant of Number 10.

Glasgow Live

Ten percent of Scots have no money left after paying for bills and essentials

Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) say that the ten per cent equates to around 452,958 people based on Scotland's population, and the stark findings come before energy prices are set to soar even further in October.

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Nicola Sturgeon says Liz Truss's plans to block indyref2 are a 'sign of fundamental weakness'

NICOLA Sturgeon has said that Liz Truss’s plans to block a second independence referendum are a “sign of fundamental weakness”.

Daily Mirror

UK weather: Met Office extends torrential rain warning with danger of widespread floods

After weeks of dry weather, downpours and thunderstorms are expected across the country on Sunday and the accompanying spell of low pressure is due to last for the rest of the week

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Scotland's 'horrific' housing stock must be addressed to protect people from cost-of-living rise

SCOTLAND’S “horrific” housing stock must be improved immediately to protect people both from

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New wellbeing strategy is an opportunity to protect Scotland’s mental health

IN the context of a once-in-a-generation cost of living crisis, alongside the lingering effects of the Covid pandemic, Scotland’s mental health…

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Revealed: The 49 Scottish beaches polluted by sewage

MORE than half of Scotland’s most popular beaches have been contaminated with sewage in breach of safety limits this summer, according to the…

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Top Tory minister 'inadvertently' makes case for indy by hailing energy stats

A TOP Tory minister has “inadvertently made the case for independence” by hailing energy statistics which critics have said highlight…

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New exhibition to share Scotland's untold Black history

A NEW exhibition is to pay homage to Scotland’s untold Black history and a forgotten connection to William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s…

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Meet the A team: How Scotland’s Afghan pupils are excelling academically

WHEN Dr Najeeb Hoshang fled Afghanistan with his family, he worried it would have a severe effect on his children’s education.

Daily Record

Rose Reilly 'criticised by new teammates' when she was forced to leave Scotland for Italy

The 67-year-old, who played in the first official international match against England in 1972, admitted she faced criticism from her Italian teammates.

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