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The Latest Breaking News from Scotland

ScotRail boss says train driver demands for 10% pay rise ‘unsustainable’

A reduced timetable began this morning, with more than 700 services cut across the country

Insider UK

Lost Scottish railway station will connect Edinburgh to borders town

A village in Berwickshire will finally be joined with the rest of Scotland on their own rail line that opened this week in a bid to connect more villages to accessible transport links.

Edinburgh Live

New report calls for more powers to be devolved to Scottish cities

Findings suggest Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen could struggle to recover if action is not taken

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Hibs 'close in' on David Marshall with Scotland keeper 'set for medical' in Edinburgh today

The Scotland international is reported to have agreed a pre-contract deal at the club but the move required Lee Johnson's seal of approval before it could be finalised

Edinburgh Live

Cameron Devlin insists Hearts will come back stronger after Scottish Cup final defeat

CAMERON DEVLIN’S first season in Scotland ultimately ended in disappointment but the Australian midfielder is confident that better times are just…

The National (Scotland)

Over half of Scottish professionals tempted by move to four-day week

However, only a quarter of employers believe it will become a reality within the next few years

Insider UK

Motherwell breakthrough targeted by youngster as he combines exams with Scotland duty

The youngster is looking to make the grade at Fir Park after displaying his potential.

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Have a clear vision for Scotland’s mountains? The Scottish Mountaineering Trust's £100k ‘Diamond Grant’ could be yours ...

With its £100k ‘Diamond Grant’, the Scottish Mountaineering Trust aims to create a legacy that will support outdoor recreation activities for…

The National (Scotland)

Aiden McGeady brands fans that booed him over decision to play for Ireland 'small minded'

The winger was booed by opposition fans up and down Scotland during his time at Celtic, with James McCarthy recieving similar treatment while playing for Hamilton Accies

Irish Mirror

New Scotrail timetable comes into effect with Edinburgh services among those cut

Scotrail cut 700 services across the country with Edinburgh seeing the last train leaving from Glasgow leaving at 10:15pm instead of 11:45pm. The cuts follows a pay dispute with Scotrail drivers.

Edinburgh Live

ScotRail’s reduced timetable begins amid driver dispute

SCOTRAIL'S reduced timetable began on Monday, with more than 700 services cut across the country.

The National (Scotland)

ScotRail's reduced timetable starts today amid driver dispute with 'travel misery' to hit passengers

Changes to the timetable were confirmed on Wednesday but will come into effect today as commuters prepare to grapple with a significantly reduced number of services.

Daily Record

Dad of Edinburgh's Shaun Woodburn aims to build justice legacy after son killed

Kevin Woodburn has been campaigning for almost four years so that a Victim's Commissioner could be put in place in Scotland. He has been pushing for the policy since his son was killed in 2016.

Edinburgh Live

What is Rangers boss Gio van Bronckhorst's priority after ending the season on a Hampden high? Monday Jury

The Record Sport team debate the big Scottish Cup final issues and look ahead to Scotland's World Cup play-off against Ukraine

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One in five Scots out of money before payday, poll shows

ONE in five people in Scotland are running out of money before payday, a poll from Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) has found.

Daily Record

Fish supper prices in Scotland could soar amid plastic packaging crackdown

From June 1, the polystyrene containers used for fish suppers will be banned as part of a driveto reduce single-use plastics.

Daily Record

Train should take the strain but SNP failures means passengers feel pain

Labour leader Anas Sarwar weighs in on cuts to train services.

Daily Record

Dad of tragic Shaun Woodburn vows to build 'legacy' after son was killed in unprovoked attack

Kevin Woodburn is campaigning to establish a Victim's Commissioner for Scotland as a legacy to son Shaun, who was killed in 2016.

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Daily Mirror

'Pain in my side during holiday was sign I had just months to live'

Ros Atkins, from Gateacre, Liverpool, was on holiday in Scotland with her husband and daughter when she started experiencing pain in the right side of her body that felt like a stitch

The National (Scotland)

An independent Scotland could keep pound for years, Ian Blackford says

AN independent Scotland could keep the pound for several years, Ian Blackford has said.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Tories lash out at Nicola Sturgeon after National essay on indyref2 urgency

THE Tories have hit out at Nicola Sturgeon after the First Minister wrote an essay for the Sunday National arguing that now is the time to…

The National (Scotland)

Minister urges workers to consider recession risk when asking for pay rise

A SCOTTISH minister has urged workers to consider the risk of a recession when asking for pay rises.

Daily Record

Man flies 5,000 miles from Scotland to Chicago for first date with woman he matched on Tinder

Patrick Campbell, aged 32, matched with American Bridget Kelly on the dating app and they soon formed a connection.

The National (Scotland)

SNP youth wing offers 'full support' to Scotland joining Nato in major policy shift

Young Scots for Independence, the youth wing of the SNP, has given its “full support” to an independent Scotland’s membership of Nato

Daily Record

SNP Minister mocked for maintaining government cannot intervene in rail dispute as 700 services are cancelled

Richard Lochhead insisted that the government could take no part in the pay dispute in the state-owned train service that is resulting in services being cut across Scotland

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