Cricket Scotland board resigns before release of independent racism report THE board of Cricket Scotland has resigned ahead of the publication of an independent report into racism. The National (Scotland) · Jul 24, 2022
Glasgow child killer pleads for prison release 17 years after toddler murder Mark Bonini's bid to be released from his life sentence for killing little Andrew Morton was rejected by the Parole Board for Scotland, who recommended he should stay locked up. Glasgow Live · Jul 24, 2022
UK weather: Flood warnings as showers batter country before warm weather returns A yellow weather warning for rain has been issued across Scotland and Northern Ireland The Independent UK · Jul 24, 2022
Yellow warning issued for parts of Scotland with flooding 'likely' THE Met Office has issued a yellow warning for rain for parts of Scotland, with flooding of homes and businesses “likely”. The National (Scotland) · Jul 24, 2022
Murray Pittock on Tartan: the rebel cloth that made sedition wearable TARTAN was a rebel cloth. It is well known that in the Act of Proscription following Culloden it was stated: “That from and after the first day of… The National (Scotland) · Jul 24, 2022
Insiders 'will be stunned' if Meghan Markle and Harry accept Queen's latest olive branch The Queen has invited Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Archie and Lilibet to travel to Scotland over the summer to join the rest of the royal family for their annual Balmoral holiday Daily Mirror · Jul 24, 2022
Met Office issues yellow warning for rain and storms as cars struggle through flooding Central, Tayside & Fife is set to be affected by heavy downpour and possible thunderstorms after the weather moves across from Northern Ireland, where flooding is already causing chaos Daily Mirror · Jul 24, 2022
Labour indyref2 split as Welsh First Minister backs referendum in Scotland The senior figure was slapped down by Scottish colleagues for remarks contradicting party policy. Daily Record · Jul 24, 2022
Edinburgh Council leader's local school warning for Ukrainian refugees on cruise ship It docked in Leith two weeks ago to house up to 2500 refugees who have fled Vladimir Putin’s troops. It is understood the local authority was informed, rather than consulted, about the decision to base the vessel in their area. Edinburgh Live · Jul 24, 2022
Ex-soldier speaks out on early manipulative warning signs of domestic abuse Harry Finch told the ECHO how things got worse for him over a period of time Liverpool Echo · Jul 24, 2022
UK weather: Rain and thunderstorms to batter Brits before high temperatures return Rain and cooler temperatures in Scotland and Northern Ireland are forecast, with the south-east expected to remain dry and enjoy warmer temperatures during sunny spells on Sunday Daily Mirror · Jul 24, 2022
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) · Jul 24, 2022
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) · Jul 24, 2022
Liz Truss called for more tax powers for Scotland – then voted against it LIZ Truss was among a group of Tory MPs who called for Scotland to be given full tax-raising abilities ahead of the 2014 independence referendum –… The National (Scotland) · Jul 24, 2022
The National (Scotland) · Jul 24, 2022 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) · Jul 24, 2022 '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.
The National (Scotland) · Jul 24, 2022 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) · Jul 24, 2022 Tory economics led to decade of stagnation in UK economy, LSE report finds A DAMNING report on the UK economy warns Scotland will continue to suffer no matter who wins the Tory tussle to be the next prime minister.
The National (Scotland) · Jul 24, 2022 Prime minister contenders consistently voted against devolution, analysis shows THE two Tory MPs battling to become the next prime minister have consistently voted against giving more powers to Holyrood, analysis has revealed.
The National (Scotland) · Jul 24, 2022 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) · Jul 24, 2022 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”.
Daily Record · Jul 24, 2022 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 · Jul 24, 2022 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 · Jul 24, 2022 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 Mirror · Jul 23, 2022 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