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Scottish crime writing festival defends lack of diversity among prize nominees

BLOODY Scotland has defended criticism that the organisation lacks diversity, after it was revealed that all of the authors longlisted for its…

The National (Scotland)

New project aims to help male victims of domestic abuse

MALE victims of domestic abuse in Scotland are to be helped to control their finances without fear of repercussion.

The National (Scotland)

I went to the 'best restaurant in Scotland' – here's what it was like

INCONSPICUOUS doesn’t cover it. My partner and I had driven right past the spot a few times, walked to the abandoned castle with which it shares a…

The National (Scotland)

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Housing crisis pushing Edinburgh locals 'out of the city we've lived all our lives'

SCOTS living in the capital are finding themselves priced out of the place they’ve called home for their entire lives.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish NHS nurses to vote on strike action amid ‘unacceptable' conditions

NURSES working for NHS Scotland have spoken out about perilous working conditions, as members of the Royal College of Nursing Scotland consider…

The National (Scotland)

Tory leadership race 'poses Thatcher threat to Scotland amid lurch to the right'

THE SNP have warned of a growing “Thatcher threat” to Scotland with the Tory leadership race lurching “even further to the right”.

The National (Scotland)

'First Scottish gig was one of our best ever', Yes Sir, I Can Boogie band says

THE group behind Yes Sir, I Can Boogie has lauded its first Scottish concert as one of the best it’s ever played.

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Scottish Government urged to stop 'eye-watering' ScotRail fare price hike amid cost-of-living crisis

An agreement between ScotRail and the Scottish Government allows for an increase in fares of almost 12 per cent from January meaning a return journey from Glasgow to Edinburgh could cost more than £30.

Daily Record

Schools could be overwhelmed when thousands of Ukrainian refugees move to cruise ship in Edinburgh

Scottish Government-chartered MS Victoria docked in city's Leith two weeks ago to house up to 2500 refugees fleeing Russian troops.

Daily Record

Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees living at Holiday Inn at Glasgow airport

Refugees fleeing Russian invasion say Scotland has made them very welcome but are unsure where they will end up.

Daily Record

Queen invites Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to Balmoral over summer as olive branch

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been extended an olive branch from the Queen who has invited the California-based couple to Scotland over the summer months with their children

Daily Mirror

Powerlifter Yule hoping to make it third time lucky in Scotland Commonwealth gold bid

MICKY YULE is hoping that three will be the magic number for him next month as the Paralympic powerlifter prepares to launch his latest (and final)…

The National (Scotland)

Taylor reveals Commonwealth Games gold in Glasgow remains proudest moment of career

WHEN it comes to motivation for professional boxers, the clue is in the job description: they fight for money. There is glory involved, too, of…

The National (Scotland)

Hearts enjoy last laugh on Stoke City fans as 'Scotland get battered' chant backfires again

There surely cannot be a more cursed chant in all of football these days.

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Edinburgh named most unfit city in Scotland and UK according to new study

Research carried out by DNA Lean found that Stockport was the fittest city in the United Kingdom and that Edinburgh came in last place. Scottish cities did not particularly fair well in the league table.

Daily Record

Scots woman in pyjama bottoms who vanished from hospital found safe and well

UPDATE: Police Scotland have confirmed that Bridget Diven, who was last seen at around 1.15pm on Saturday, July 23, after leaving Ninewells Hospital in Dundee, has been found.

Glasgow Live

New study shows Glasgow is Scotland’s third fittest city

A recent study from DNA Lean has ranked British cities in order of fitness, with Glasgow coming in third in Scotland - while dropping to 52nd in the whole of the UK.

The National (Scotland)

Welsh Labour first minister says Scotland 'has the right' to hold indyref2

SCOTTISH Labour has been asked to explain its position after the First Minister of Wales, Labour’s Mark Drakeford, said the SNP had a mandate…

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Cricket Scotland 'truly sorry' to racial abuse victims ahead of review publication

CRICKET SCOTLAND has said it is “truly sorry” to anyone who has been racially abused while playing the sport, ahead of an independent…

The National (Scotland)

SNP to apply to intervene in Supreme Court's indyref2 case, NEC decides

THE SNP is to submit an application to intervene in the Scottish Government’s Supreme Court case on an independence referendum.

The Independent UK

SNP to apply to intervene in Supreme Court indyref2 case

The SNP’s national executive committee said the party has the ‘legal standing’ to put forward its political case.

The Independent UK

Cricket Scotland apologises to racial abuse victims ahead of review publication

The results are expected to be published on Monday.

Daily Record

Colourful character visits Lanarkshire parks to give kids road safety lessons

The visits are part of a nationwide, Ziggy’s Big Day Out, tour organised by Road Safety Scotland.

Glasgow Live

Rangers transfer exit confirmed as winger makes move to SPFL club after limited Ibrox minutes

The winger has found games hard to come by at Rangers and after mixed spells south of the border in the EFL, he is coming back to Scotland to play second tier football.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow dad tells how recent water deaths took him back to his own son's River Clyde drowning

Duncan Speirs lost his son, Christopher, in 2016 after he drowned in the River Clyde aged 28. In the years since then, Duncan has campaigned relentlessly for better water safety across the country.

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