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Wingstop UK sales surge 75% as chain opens more new restaurants

The hospitality chain has said it plans to open up to 30 sites this year across England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

The Independent UK

Thousands of bees attacked a mother and her 2-year-old son in Scotland, stinging them 150 times each as toddler reportedly began vomiting bees during terrifying attack

A mother and her 2-year-old son were reportedly stung more than 150 times each after thousands of bees swarmed them in Scotland, with the toddler reportedly vomiting bees during the terrifying attack. Both were airlifted to hospital and later diagnosed with PTSD, prompting the boy’s grandmother to seek new safety…

The Economic Times

BBC Scotland presenters defend coverage of Commonwealth Games

BBC Radio Scotland breakfast presenters Martin Geissler and Laura Maciver have defended the broadcaster's coverage of the Commonwealth Games…

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Meet the man reviving the ancient tradition of Scottish stone lifting

AN ANCIENT Scottish tradition once on the brink of disappearing is enjoying a surge in popularity, but enthusiasts have warned the growing interest…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government rules environmental report needed for Edinburgh AI data centre

THE Scottish Government has ruled a full Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is required for an AI data centre on the outskirts of Edinburgh

The National (Scotland)

Police issue update to quell misinformation after nine-year-old girl dies in Arbroath

POLICE Scotland have issued an update in response to misinformation after a nine-year-old girl was found seriously injured in Elliot Industrial…

The National (Scotland)

Stephen McGowan: No obvious candidate for Scotland job after demise of 'Largs mafia'

So much for international football being the poor relation. Overlooked in Gianni Infantino’s rush to flog the World Cup to the highest bidders,…

The National (Scotland)

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In 1986, Alan Watson Featherstone promised to restore Scotland's ancient Caledonian Forest, and by 2012 one million native trees had been planted

Alan Watson Featherstone pledged to restore Scotland's ancient Caledonian Forest in 1986. Decades of volunteer work and conservation efforts transformed this ambitious promise. Trees for Life planted one million native trees, marking a significant restoration milestone. The organization then launched a new mission to plant another million trees. This extensive…

The Times of India

SNP demands Royal Mail investigation after ‘appalling’ service shown in new figures

The SNP has called on the UK Government to order an investigation into Royal Mail after new figures showed what it described as…

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow brings Commonwealth Games to a close with 'Scotland at its very best'

THE 2026 Commonwealth Games have been brought to an end in spectacular fashion with music, dancing and a fireworks display over the River Clyde

The National (Scotland)

Norman font moved from Shropshire to Scotland for King Charles

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Josh Kerr Scotland's greatest-ever sportsperson? He just might be...

The National (Scotland)

Scotland needs a better way to fund transport. Is this the way to do it?

PUBLIC opinion on congestion charging has only been officially tested once in Scotland – but could the seemingly unpopular policy be the key for a…

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Flynn 'turns down' meetings with Glasgow bus campaigners

SCOTLAND'S Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn has reportedly turned down meetings with Glasgow bus campaigners fighting to overhaul…

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Could Scotland's lost railway lines be the key to a better future?

IF you could take a direct train through the Borders to Carlisle, through the Great Glen from Inverness to Fort William, or from Dumfries to the…

The National (Scotland)

Islanders invoke Local Hero in fight against '144 Eiffel Tower-sized wind turbines'

THE boss of the energy giant behind plans to build a massive wind farm off Scotland’s west coast has been invited to visit one of the island…

The Independent UK

Prince Philip sent 12th-century font to Charles’ boarding school in the 1960s

The Norman font travelled from Shropshire to Scotland so that Charles would be ’surrounded by ancient objects of English beauty’

The National (Scotland)

Ireland's €33bn tax take 'a glimpse of wealth of independent Scotland', SNP say

CORPORATION tax figures for the UK and Ireland provide a “mere glimpse into the wealth of an independent Scotland”, the SNP have claimed ...

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What we learned as three Scottish Labour leadership contenders lay out their bids

THE three contenders to take over as Scottish Labour leader have laid out their stalls ...

The National (Scotland)

Josh Kerr hails Flower of Scotland over GB anthem after Commonwealth Games gold

RUNNER Josh Kerr has hailed Scotland’s national anthem, saying Flower of Scotland is “just different” than God Save the King after he claimed…

The National (Scotland)

Josh Kerr wins gold medal following mile heroics at Commonwealth Games

JOHN Swinney has presented runner Josh Kerr with his gold medal after he stormed to victory in the Commonwealth Games mile race at Scotstoun stadium…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish educators seek legal advice over 'smear campaign' by pro-Israel group

A GROUP of Scottish educators advocating for peace in Palestine have been forced to seek legal advice after a targeted campaign by a pro-Israel…

The National (Scotland)

Thomas Kerr slammed for ‘small-minded racism’ in Palestine aid funding attack

THOMAS Kerr’s attack on the Scottish Government for providing humanitarian funding for Palestine has been branded “small-minded racism”.

The National (Scotland)

Commonwealth Games has 'shown Scotland at its very best', says John Swinney

THE Commonwealth Games has “shown Scotland at its very best”, First Minister John Swinney has said ahead of the event’s closing ceremony ...

The National (Scotland)

New play probes myths and truths of Scotland’s hidden history

THROUGH The Shortbread Tin is a new theatre production from National Theatre of Scotland that explores the story of James Macpherson, who, in 1760,…

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