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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)

Yes figures reject SNP MP’s hung Westminster parliament route to independence

AN SNP MP’s claim that a hung Parliament in Westminster could create an opportunity for a future independence referendum has been rejected by…

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)

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Games has shown Scotland at its best, says Swinney ahead of closing ceremony

The closing ceremony will celebrate the Indian city of Amdavad which will host the 2030 Commonwealth Games.

The Independent UK

Grinning Prince Louis dons bucket hat as he watches Commonwealth Games alongside family

The youngster stole the show as William and Kate’s royal children made their first official visit to Scotland

The Independent UK

Prince William and Kate Middleton make rare family appearance with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis at Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow

Prince William and Kate Middleton briefly paused their summer break to attend the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, on Saturday, August 1, making it a rare family outing with their three children - Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. The appearance marked the siblings' first official public engagement…

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US firm fined over £180,000 for selling fake 'Scottish salmon'

A SEAFOOD company in the United States has been fined more than £180,000 after it was caught selling customers fake Scottish salmon ...

The National (Scotland)

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Two Scottish city leaders demand UK Government devolution funding deal

TWO of the leaders from Scotland’s largest city regions have demanded that the UK Government deliver a “second stage devolution” settlement…

The National (Scotland)

Graeme Shinnie on Aberdeen exit, debt to Terry Butcher and playing with Crohn's at 35

Graeme Shinnie has opened up on his Aberdeen exit, debt to Terry Butcher, ICT ambitions, move in to coaching and playing with Crohn's disease…

The National (Scotland)

The people who own and profit from Scotland's public transport network

PERHAPS it is the bus from Largs to Glasgow city centre, or the one from St Andrews to Cumbernauld ...

The National (Scotland)

Washington Post opinion editor quits one day after massive Scotland error published

THE opinion editor of The Washington Post is leaving his job one day after the editorial board – which is closely controlled by the billionaire…

The National (Scotland)

Is it time to fire Douglas Alexander and scrap the role of Scottish Secretary?

WHAT exactly is the point of Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander? That is a question that people in Scotland should be asking anyway ...

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon shares scathing views on Andy Burnham and his No 10 North

NICOLA Sturgeon has shared her views on the new Prime Minister, saying he has a “very southern view of what it means to be northern”

The National (Scotland)

Former diplomat unveils Scottish independence plan that could trigger war with UK

A FORMER British diplomat has drawn up a strategy for Scottish independence which could trigger a war with the rest of the UK

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John Swinney says UK windfall tax 'hurting Scotland' amid BP sell-off

JOHN Swinney has called on the Labour UK Government to ditch the Energy Profits Levy that is "hurting Scotland" after BP announced it…

International Business Times UK

Luke Mitchell's Mother Corinne Mitchell, Who Spent Two Decades Fighting His Conviction, Dies

Corinne Mitchell, mother of convicted murderer Luke Mitchell, dies after a 20-year campaign to overturn his conviction, keeping the controversial case in the public eye.

The National (Scotland)

Nato warships spotted in Glasgow as part of operation

Nato warships have been spotted in Glasgow as part of a routine operation to replenish and engage with the city

The National (Scotland)

Rebecca Grieve on her meteoric rise and racing for Scotland with her boyfriend

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The Independent UK

Emma Finucane powers Wales to gold in British show of force in Commonwealth Games team sprint

A British one, two, three saw Wales best England and Scotland with Finucane to the fore

The Independent UK

‘Life-threatening violence’ but ‘modest’ punishments: Scottish football has not learnt lesson from season of disorder

COMMENT: An independent review into fan disorder at the Scottish Cup quarter-final between Rangers and Celtic makes for damning reading, but as Jamie Braidwood explains, little is being done to enact tangible change

The National (Scotland)

Our new series explores how we can transform public transport in Scotland

THE National is launching a new investigative series exploring how we can transform public transport in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Watchdog examining contact between Police Scotland and Edinburgh murder victim

SCOTLAND'S police regulator has said it is examining the contact Police Scotland had with a woman before she was killed

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's rivers under 'significant pressure' as England and Wales declare droughts

RECENT rainfall has eased water scarcity in parts of Scotland but several areas remain under significant pressure , while England and Wales have…

The National (Scotland)

Give us a reason why we should trust Andy Burnham on devolution

Amid reports of a new UK-wide tax that could hit Scotland, where's the evidence Andy Burnham is not just like his predecessors when it comes to…

The Guardian - UK

Four crashes and a disqualification: chaotic Commonwealth Games race to be replayed

Scotland’s Melanie Woods was originally awarded gold in Glasgow but the women’s T54 1500m final will now be held again on Friday

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