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Tories spouting 'dangerous' right wing rhetoric over banning strikes, claims SNP minister

Rail services across Scotland have been slashed today due to strike action but Holyrood's transport minister insists talks with unions must be based on "respect".

Daily Record

Rylan poses with Celtic captain Callum McGregor as he jets into Scotland with 'cinched it' quip

The former X Factor contestant has become an unlikely face for Scottish football as an ambassador for league sponsor cinch and jetted into Scotland yesterday for work.

Glasgow Live

Scottish investment levels fall to their lowest rate for nearly three years

Scottish Friendly analysis reveals new ISA sales in Scotland fell as the cost of living crisis bites

Insider UK

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Glasgow students win £600,000 climate satellite design competition

The team now plans to use the prize money to build their satellite

Insider UK

Dry-stane dykers put their skills to good use near Castle Douglas

The south west Scotland branch of the Dry Stone Walling Association invited members of other branches to help rebuild a section of dyke

Daily Record

Waste ‘could pile high’ as Scottish council workers vote to strike

Union members at 13 local authorities across Scotland are set to walk out over a 2% pay increase

Insider UK

SRU let down Scotland with switch to GB sevens team - Martin Hannan

Imagine the Scottish Football Association was to announce that from next season, at the direction of FIFA and UEFA, Scotland will merge into a team…

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Donald Dewar feared compensation for contaminated blood would be 'open cheque book', hears inquiry

Around 3,000 people in Scotland contracted Hepatitis C and HIV in the 1970s and 1980s through blood products used to treat conditions like haemophilia.

Daily Record

'Waste could pile high' as Scottish council workers vote for strike action

Members in all councils across Scotland voted to reject the pay offer of two per cent and secured turnouts surpassing the statutory 50 per cent threshold for public sector ballots.

Daily Record

Scotland head coach Shane Burger keen for game to heal as NZ series starts

SOMEHOW, amid the maelstrom, the Scotland cricket team will take to the field in Edinburgh this afternoon for their most high-profile home contest…

The National (Scotland)

Thousands of council workers across Scotland vote to take industrial action

UNISON said it is the largest strike ballot by local government workers in over a decade and the first-time workers across Scotland have voted to take strike action in such numbers.

Glasgow Live

Waste ‘could pile high’ as Scottish council workers vote for strike action

THERE are warnings “waste could pile high” in local authorities across Scotland after two trade unions confirmed their members will walk out…

The National (Scotland)

Majid Haq: Deafening silence speaks volumes in wake of Cricket Scotland review

Haq and Qasim Sheikh’s testimonies prompted an independent review which found 448 examples of institutional racism in Cricket Scotland.

The Independent UK

Glasgow rumoured to star as Gotham once more for major comic book movie

Scotland's biggest city has already doubled up as the fictional metropolis for no less than three blockbuster movies; The Batman, The Flash and most recently, Batgirl.

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Daily Record

Scots schools could stay closed after the summer after workers vote for strike action over pay dispute

The Unison GMB and Unite trade unions revealed their members had voted to take industrial action over a 2 per cent pay offer

Daily Record

Scots environment agency gives update on drought plans and warns situation unlikely to improve

Scotland has a plan to tackle low water levels

The National (Scotland)

'This is a huge moment for Scottish music': Mercury Prize nominee on making shortlist

THE Scot nominated for one of the UK’s most prestigious music awards has called it a “huge” moment for the industry in Scotland.

Daily Record

Womens Aid and Rape Crisis in West Dunbartonshire secure five years of funding

It's the longest ever sustained cash guarantee for women’s lifeline services across the area.

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Daily Record

Scots solicitor hikes up Ben Nevis carrying half his own body weight in charity bid in memory of tragic pal

A Bannockburn man has completed a monster challenge hiking up Scotland’s highest mountain – carrying 35 kilograms of weight – to raise money in memory of a tragic pal who died from a sudden heart attack the day after his 30th birthday. Paul Jamieson

Daily Record

Grieving Scot set to miss aunt’s funeral as fresh wave of rail strikes leaves travellers ‘in limbo’

While ScotRail is not included in the action, its services will be impacted as Network Rail Scotland signallers and maintenance staff in safety-critical roles will be taking part in the walk-out.

Daily Mirror

Pals drive from Scotland to India in 23-year-old car with no air con for no reason whatsoever

Daniel Patton, 22, and his best friends Joe Fisher, 23, and Callum Kitson, 22, have mapped out an epic journey, spanning 20 countries, that they will try to complete in the 23-year-old blue Mazda

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian beach named one of Scotland's most spectacular by Condé Nast

A famous beach in East Lothian that once served as inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson's map in Treasure Island has been dubbed one of Scotland's best beaches by a prestigious travel magazine.

The National (Scotland)

These Scottish parks are shortlisted to be crowned the best in the UK

PEOPLE can now vote for a number of spaces across Scotland to be named in the UK’s Favourite Parks for 2022.

The National (Scotland)

Immigration and 'much more' should be devolved to Scotland, top Brexiteer says

SCOTLAND should have control over immigration powers, a leading Brexiteer has said ...

Liverpool Echo

Everton told how Nathan Patterson can push on from 'tremendous position' to succeed

Nathan Patterson has impressed in pre-season and could be set to make his Premier League debut when Everton's season gets underway against Chelsea

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