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Four young Scots set for chance of a lifetime at Harvard University

FOUR Scottish students will progress their academic dreams by attending the prestigious Harvard University Summer School thanks to a charity which…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland is ‘punching above weight’ in creating woodland areas

NEW figures show Scotland has achieved nearly 80 of the yearly woodland creation target, despite the main planting season being badly affected by a…

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow woman trapped in house alone for over 14 hours a day as Scottish loneliness worsens

New research carried out by the British Red Cross revealed that loneliness in Scotland is getting worse, with one Glasgow woman trapped in her house alone for over 14 hours a day.

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Scotland independence vote could be held in 2023 as Nicola Sturgeon launches new referendum campaign

The SNP leader and First Minister says there is a 'mandate' for Scotland to hold a referendum on leaving the United Kingdom

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Experts warn drivers could be fined £1,000 for not drinking enough water

As we get closer to summer, it is likely Scotland will be faced with some hot weather, but drivers are being urged to take extra caution or risk being handed a £1,000 fine.

Glasgow Live

Scottish Greens say independent Scotland should sign anti-nuclear weapon treaty

THE Scottish Greens are calling for Scotland to sign up to the United Nations’ anti-nuclear weapons treaty once it becomes independent as…

The National (Scotland)

No to Yes: How the independence campaign can convince more voters to switch camps

THE Yes campaign must shift focus away from breaking up the UK and highlight the positives of forming an “alternative relationship” with the…

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Questions raised over ‘price’ of PM-backing Scots Tory MP

ONE of the only Scottish Tory MPs not to vote against Boris Johnson has been asked to reveal his “price” for supporting the Prime Minister –…

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Nicola Sturgeon would accept Northern Ireland Protocol equivalent 'in a heartbeat'

The First Minister was asked for her take on the current row emerging between the EU and UK over the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill

The National (Scotland)

Falkirk councillor blasts Indyref2 plan as 'distraction' from SNP failings

After First Minister Nicola Sturgeon kicked off a push for a second referendum, local Conservative councillor James Bundy said people had more important priorities.

Daily Record

Skincare expert shares exact sunscreen amount to apply with 'two teaspoon rule'

The helpful rule of thumb is as handy on holiday as it is in Scotland - as applying sun cream is important in hot weather, even if the sun isn't shining.

Daily Record

Former Scotland boss Craig Brown takes centre stage at South Ayrshire firm's 50th anniversary celebrations

Stewart Travel reopened its Prestwick headquarters after undergoing a 50th anniversary refurb – and Craig Brown was on hand to get the party started.

Daily Record

Tories accuse Government of 'misusing' overseas offices for independence push

ANGUS Robertson stood up for the "professionalism" of Scotland's overseas offices after the Tories accused the Government…

The National (Scotland)

Sam Heughan spills more details about his new show Suspect

Sam Heughan has divulged more details of his new TV show, Suspect, which he stars in alongside James Nesbitt and Richard E Grant.

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Edinburgh Live

West Lothian wins extra £100k for mental health help

A government scheme for grassroots groups helping people recover from the pandemic in West Lothian faced bids for more than £1m.

Daily Record

Rail strikes in Scotland a 'perfect storm' for passengers and businesses

Around 90 per cent of rail services in Scotland will be slashed if strikes go ahead next week.

Daily Record

HMRC urges working families not to miss out on £500 tax-free boost to help cover costs this summer

More than 29,000 families in Scotland have used Tax-Free Childcare in the last year.

The Guardian - UK

It’s no wonder a new Scottish IndyRef is in the works: the status quo is unsustainable

The landscape has changed dramatically since the first vote in 2014 — but it has done so in a way that favours both sides, says journalist Dani Garavelli

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Daily Record

Number of people claiming PIP support of up to £627 each month in Scotland at all-time high

Four conditions account for 80% of the overall Scottish total of 313,620 PIP claimants.

Insider UK

Less than one in five Scottish businesses decline client work over ESG credentials

While many turn own work based on these factors, Scottish leaders do so at lower levels than the rest of the country

Daily Record

Andy Considine signs St Johnstone deal as Aberdeen legend joined by Drey Wright in double transfer

Callum Davidson has moved for the 35-year-old Scotland defender and also sealed a permanent deal for winger Wright.

Daily Record

Will there be a heatwave in Scotland as temperatures to reach 34C in parts of UK

The weather in Scotland will be humid and rainy in comparison to the sweltering heat elsewhere.

The Independent UK

Tories ‘terrified’ of indyref2, claims Sturgeon

It came after Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross said the Scottish Government’s priorities in pushing for another vote are ‘all wrong’.

Daily Record

Anas Sarwar tells Nicola Sturgeon to fix Scotland's problems instead of 'driving country apart'

The Scottish Labour leader listed a number of areas where the SNP government has failed to meet its targets since coming into power.

The National (Scotland)

Hundreds of Ukrainians still living in hotels a month after arriving in Scotland

AROUND 500 Ukrainians are still living in hotels a month after arriving in Scotland, a committee of MSPs has heard.

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