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Terminally ill Ayrshire woman hopes Scots assisted dying bill can be passed in time for her

Norma Rivers has told of her delight after a major milestone was passsed in the fight to legalise assisted dying in Scotland

Daily Record

Taoiseach backs Irish women's football team in row over controversial chant

Micheal Martin’s intervention came as it was confirmed that UEFA and Police Scotland have both launched investigations into the incident

Dublin Live

UK weather forecast: Snow to fall amid heavy rain and sunny spells while mercury plunges

The UK is set for a mixed outlook this weekend with heavy rain in many areas while other parts can expect sunshine. Icy temperatures overnight could see snow in Scotland

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New play seeks to give a voice to Scotland’s black history

THE question of representation of people of colour on the Scottish stage (and, for that matter, within theatre audiences) is as complex as it is…

The National (Scotland)

Scots curling star seizing big opportunity to get more people interested in sport

A SCOTS curling star wants to seize the opportunity to get more people interested in the sport.

The National (Scotland)

Pro-independence parties at 50 per cent of Holyrood vote amid call for 'Yes alliance'

A DE facto referendum must be contested as a Yes alliance, it has been claimed, after a survey suggested Scotland’s pro-indy parties would account…

The National (Scotland)

Malnutrition taskforce formed as fears of starvation hit Scottish families

The Scottish Government-run unit will seek to establish ways of identifying families in danger and improving methods in recording how many are at risk.

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Scots need to pull together to avert food crisis as we face unprecedented levels of starvation

Record View says we have no adequate strategy to deal with the food crisis that will hit thousands of homes.

Daily Record

Bar and club staff in Scotland 'should get free transport home from work' if finishing late

The Scottish Greens will vote on the motion this weekend at their party conference in Dundee.

Daily Record

Patrick Harvie accused of 'greenwashing SNP failures' for 'holding back' solar power

Lib Dems economy spokesperson Willie Rennie said Scotland needs to expand its renewable energy market.

Daily Record

Fracking will never take place in Scotland despite Liz Truss support, pledges Michael Matheson

EXCLUSIVE: Energy minister Michael Matheson insisted fracking would make "no difference" to household fuel bills.

Daily Record

Stewart start no risk for Wallaroos rugby

Wallaroos coach Jay Tregonning doesn't feel starting debutante Maya Stewart in a must-win Rugby World Cup pool clash with Scotland is a risk.

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Andy Robertson revels in Rangers stunned silence as Liverpool hero in Ibrox admission

The Scotland skipper could not have wished for a better return to action after a month on the sidelines.

Daily Record

Rangers, Celtic and Hearts suffer coefficient strife as chasing nations drop the hammer after Euro thumpings

Scotland could realistically drop into 10th place which would spell disaster for our clubs' long-term Euro hopes.

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Edinburgh Live

Following visit to Edinburgh Ewan McGregor reveals what he misses most about Scotland

He said: "I miss the most about Scotland, is of course, my family. My mum and dad and my brother and his wife Sarah and my nephew and my niece."

Daily Record

Travel chaos set to continue as ScotRail and RMT bosses fail to agree new pay deal after latest talks

The RMT say the five per cent offier is not enough and they want a rise that "acknowledges the rising cost of living."

The National (Scotland)

Columnists urge readers: 'The time for complaining is over, now it's time to take part'

THE cost-of-living crisis is hitting everyone and at The National, we feel it should not create a barrier for anyone to be able to access to…

Daily Record

Ewan McGregor reveals what he misses most about Scotland

He said: "I miss the most about Scotland, is of course, my family. My mum and dad and my brother and his wife Sarah and my nephew and my niece."

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Irish Mirror

Wolfe Tones 'Celtic symphony' reaches number one after Republic of Ireland Women's team controversy

Members of the team appeared to sing the controversial song in the dressing room after their 1-0 win over Scotland guaranteed a World Cup spot.

The National (Scotland)

'Do the right thing for once': Douglas Ross told to reject benefits cuts

DOUGLAS Ross has been urged to “do the right thing for once” and defend benefits rising in line with inflation amid fears that the Government…

The Independent UK

Andy Robertson calls on Liverpool to maintain ‘intensity’ against Man City

The Reds recaptured their free-scoring form as they routed Rangers 7-1 at Ibrox on Wednesday night

The Guardian - UK

Migrant students in Scotland win equal right to free tuition in landmark case

Court of session rules criteria that meant Ola Jasmin missed out by 58 days breached her human rights

Glasgow Live

Flashback to Charlie Sheen's night of drugs and debauchery in Easterhouse in the 1990s

In 1997 Hollywood star Charlie Sheen made headlines in Scotland for all the wrong reasons when the wayward actor took a taxi to Easterhouse with a sex worker and reportedly spent £1,000 on Class A drugs.

The National (Scotland)

It would be insane for UK Government to block indyref2, says former Tory MSP

A FORMER Tory MSP has insisted it would be “insane” for the UK Government not to allow a Scottish independence referendum if the Supreme Court…

The Conversation

Scottish independence: why the supreme court is deciding if there will be another referendum

There were no fireworks as the UK’s supreme court opened its doors on the morning of Tuesday 11 October. No star witnesses, cross examinations or fiery rhetoric. Yet many were glued to the live feed coming from London as the case began which could determine Scotland’s constitutional future.

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