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Tories ditch HS2 railway link to Scotland on day of confidence vote

No back-up plan has been published for the 13-mile stretch of track, with ministers saying they are attempting to find a solution

Insider UK

June 'monsoon' to soak Edinburgh this week days after 23C bank holiday scorcher

It comes after Scotland saw the best of the weather over the Queen's Platinum Jubilee bank holiday weekend with a high of 23.2C near Loch Ness in the Highlands on Saturday

Edinburgh Live

Scotland vs Armenia live stream: How can I watch Nations League game live on TV in UK today?

Scotland get their Nations League campaign underway tonight with the visit of Armenia.

Evening Standard

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Is Scotland vs Armenia on TV tonight? Kick-off time, channel and how to watch Nations League fixture tonight

Everything you need to know as Scotland begin their Nations League campaign

The Independent UK

Scotland vs Armenia live stream: How to watch Nations League fixture online and on TV tonight

Everything you need to know as Scotland begin their Nations League campaign

The Independent UK

Scott McKenna aims to prove Nottingham Forest fans right as he finally gets Scotland chance

The Nottingham Forest defender has found starting opportunities for his country limited despite his form for the Reds

Nottingham Post

How the Special General Meeting of Scottish Rugby Union could be transformational for the sport - Martin Hannan

ALL who closely follow rugby union in Scotland will be aware that for many years now, even before the professional era began in the late 1990s,…

The National (Scotland)

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Hugh Dan MacLennan: Shinty must strive for skill and spectacle to flourish

This article was published as part of our 16-page Manniefest special edition. Click HERE for more information and more articles setting out a…

The National (Scotland)

How a revolution in Scottish public transport can help tackle cost of living

MANY now make the trip to the petrol station with a sense of foreboding. How high will the prices be this time?

The National (Scotland)

Charity partnership to help young Scots into higher education launches

A NEW charity partnership has been launched in Scotland, with the goal of supporting young people with learning disabilities, helping them in the…

The National (Scotland)

Public asked about listing an Alasdair Gray mural for future generations

A MURAL by one of Scotland’s most celebrated writers and artists could soon be recognised with listed status.

The National (Scotland)

'Real change needed' as treatment delays cause 'mental health crisis' in Scotland

LONG treatment delays for neurological conditions in Scotland are having a profound impact on people and causing a mental health “crisis”, a…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish school kids help scientists design new app about viruses

A new app has been created by scientists in Scotland to help children learn more about respiratory viruses.

The National (Scotland)

Steve Clarke insists World Cup disappointment will not derail Scotland spirit

The Scots were on an eight-game unbeaten run prior to losing 3-1 to Ukraine in last Wednesday’s play-off at Hampden

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Daily Record

SNP Green Government criticised over £1.3 billion social security funding 'gap'

The difference between block grant funding and spending on benefits is to surge, according to forecasters.

Insider UK

First-ever Scotland Startup Awards winners announced

Inaugural event in Glasgow saw 23 young businesses recognised for their achievements

The National (Scotland)

Scott McKenna on how Scotland got back into the swing of things by heading for the links after World Cup disappointment

IT is a modern twist on an old classic Scottish football motto, but the national team seem to have adopted the mantra that the team who swings…

The National (Scotland)

Steve Clarke on how his dad's illness gave him perspective over Scotland World Cup misery, and why we all now have to move on

PERSPECTIVE can be hard to come by in football management, and particularly when the hopes and dreams of an entire country rest upon your shoulders.…

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Steve Clarke defends Ukraine tactics after criticism from former Scotland manager Craig Levein

STEVE CLARKE has defended his tactics in the defeat against Ukraine after being criticised by pundits like former Scotland manager Craig Levein and…

The National (Scotland)

Mark Dodson concedes Glasgow Warriors have entered coaching market at wrong point in World Cup cycle

SCOTTISH Rugby chief executive Mark Dodson has conceded that Glasgow Warriors have entered the market for a new head coach at the wrong point in the…

Glasgow Live

Giant CND logo arriving in Glasgow this week on way to Faslane Peace Camp

Trident Ploughshares and Extinction Rebellion will be bringing the huge logo to Scotland's biggest city before heading to the Camp on Gare Loch to celebrate its 40th Anniversary.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish football fans 'have to leave Armenia game early if they want train home'

SCOTRAIL has warned football fans they will have to leave the Scotland’s first Nations League fixture before the game ends if they want to get…

Glasgow Live

Scotland fans will have to leave Armenia game before final whistle to get train home

The last trains of the night from Mount Florida back to Glasgow Central tomorrow will depart before the final whistle of the Armenia game at Hampden due to the temporary timetable currently in place.

The Independent UK

Snap election would be in Johnson’s own interest, says Sturgeon

The Prime Minister won the confidence vote, but 148 of his MPs voted against him.

The National (Scotland)

Time for vote of no confidence in Douglas Ross, Scottish Tories told

THE Scottish Tories have been challenged to hold a vote of no confidence into their leader Douglas Ross after a series of U-turns on Boris Johnson…

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