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Liz Truss’s FM insult an overt symbol of Tory scorn, Philippa Whitford says

FOREIGN Secretary Liz Truss’s labelling of Nicola Sturgeon as someone who it is “best to ignore” was not a slip but an “overt symbol” of…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's first deaf festival aims to open up a new inclusive world of diversity

SCOTLAND’S first ever deaf festival is being launched on Friday with the aim of bringing a new cultural experience to deaf and hearing audiences.

The National (Scotland)

Donald Trump to jet to Scotland as holiday security bill 'could run to millions'

The former US president is to visit his luxury golf retreats in Aberdeenshire and Ayrshire for a week, the Sunday Mail can reveal.

Daily Record

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Legendary footballer Rose Reilly warns talented young girls in Scotland 'being priced out game'

Rose who was forced to leave Scotland to pursue a career abroad fears promising young players will need to do the same, or fail to realise their potential, without urgent SFA investment.

Daily Record

First Ukrainian war baby is born in Scotland after 3,000-mile rescue mission

Anna Chichur was six-months-pregnant with her father-in-law drove 3,000 miles to rescue her from Russian shelling.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon accused of 'failing to grasp working poverty epidemic' set to hit Scots

The First Minister has been warned the cost of living crisis will engulf Scotland without action.

Daily Record

Hosepipes must be banned, Environment Secretary says

Temperatures expected up to 28C today

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Hosepipes must be banned, Environment Secretary urges water companies

The heatwave is expected to roll over into next week amid an unusually dry August.

The Independent UK

Can anyone catch Ashleigh Buhai, who leads by five at the AIG Women’s British Open? See which major champions are within striking distance

Buhai called her round Saturday, "one of the best rounds of golf I've ever played."

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‘Unusually dry’ August could see highs of 28C on Sunday as heatwave continues

The heatwave is due to roll over into next week, the Met Office said

Wales Online

What the Scottish Parliament CAN do to tackle the cost of living crisis

"THE limits of devolution are tight, Westminster could do more, we do need independence. These are truisms. But that is not an excuse for…

The National (Scotland)

‘Unusually dry’ August sees highs of 28C due on Sunday as heatwave continues

Meteorologists have urged people to avoid the midday sun and stay in the shade as the hot weather looks set to last another seven to 10 days.

The Independent UK

Lonely Planet name three Edinburgh buildings as places to see 'true Scottish history'

The acclaimed travel site shared their nine top pics for Scotland that give a real insight into the country's past, with Edinburgh featuring more than once.

Edinburgh Live

Ollie Hoare wins epic Commonwealth Games 1500m final for Australia

Australia’s Ollie Hoare picked up gold in the Commonwealth Games 1500m final, while Scotland’s world champion Jake Wightman had to settle for bronze

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An independent Scotland would sign nuclear weapon ban treaty, say Greens

AN independent Scotland would remove nuclear weapons and should immediately sign and ratify the global treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons…

Edinburgh Live

Steven Gerrard's Aston Villa captaincy show of faith in John McGinn will provide 'huge boost'

The Scotland international has established himself as one of the top players in his position after continuing to grow and improve since making the switch south of the border back in 2018.

Daily Record

'This could be the last Christmas for so many small Lanarkshire businesses'

In a frank admission, leading gin producers lays bare the challenges facing Scotland's small traders

Wales Online

Urban explorer stumbles across terrifying doll with bleeding eyes at abandoned hospital

'It was most certainly the creepiest thing I would expect to find in a decaying hospital'

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Glasgow Live

Austrian star in Celtic 'enquires' transfer claim as he moves to Serie A over Scotland and Germany

The former Rapid Vienna defender has joined Cremonese in Serie A and has put pen to paper on a long-term deal with the top flight new boys after claiming the Hoops enquired about him

Daily Mirror

UK weather forecast: Sunseekers to enjoy 27C highs ahead of possible heatwave

The UK is set for temperatures to start rising this weekend with highs of 27C on Sunday with plenty of scorching sunshine to lap up but little badly needed rain for the south of the country

The National (Scotland)

Eleanor Morton talks Scots language hate, being a woman online and viral whisky videos

IN 2020, Eleanor Morton climbed a hill. Like many Scots, doing anything other than re-watching Still Game or washing your hands seemed like a major…

The National (Scotland)

Memorials to be held across Scotland to honour those killed in nuclear bombings

MEMORIALS will be held across Scotland in honour of those killed in the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki – still the only use of nuclear weapons…

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak says he will bring back ‘Union Unit’ to beat independence

TORY leadership hopeful Rishi Sunak has pledged to reconstitute the UK Government’s Union Unit in a bid to see off talk of an independent Scotland.

Daily Record

Scots Tesco driver meets Mexican 'love of his life' on language app after taking up Spanish in lockdown

Love blossomed for Paul Gardner and Tania Alejandra after they started practising Spanish together 12 months ago.

Daily Record

Thousands of Scots die premature deaths every year for environmental reasons - pollution crime has no borders

Illegal pollution has catastrophic consequences for both communities and the environment.

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