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Northern Lights could be visible from Scotland again tonight, forecasters say

The Northern Lights, or the aurora borealis, could be visible again in the UK tonight, space weather forecasters have said.

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Think tank director panned for Scotland comments 'to run as Labour MP'

THE director of a Labour think tank who suggested smuggler gangs should be put on a barge and sent to Scotland is reportedly “seeking a…

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Two Scottish nuclear naval bases facing strike action over pay dispute

A UNION has confirmed industrial action is looming at two nuclear naval bases in Scotland as its members will be balloted over a pay dispute ...

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Scottish city named second-best in UK for foreign investment

A CITY in Scotland has been named as the second-best in the UK at attracting foreign financial services investment, an industry survey has shown...

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Call for Edinburgh firm linked to orangutan row to be barred from renewable leases

Campaigners are calling for an Edinburgh-based firm to be excluded from future rounds of renewable leasing amid concerns about the impact a project…

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Kate Forbes to unveil support package for Scottish start-ups

Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes is expected to unveil support for start-up firms on Monday as the new administration seeks to declare Scotland…

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College lecturers across Scotland walk out in ongoing pay dispute

COLLEGE lecturers around Scotland have walked out on strike in a long-running dispute over pay ...

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Scotland’s vulnerable marine life not properly protected, campaigners warn

Scottish government accused of missing deadlines to take action on overfishing and effects of climate breakdown

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On This Day in 2002: Scotland loss means unwanted history for Berti Vogts

The defeat to South Africa in Hong Kong followed setbacks against France, Nigeria and South Korea.

The Independent UK

Home Office slammed by advice centres over plans to hike fees

CITIZENS Advice Scotland (CAS) has condemned Home Office proposals to increase charges for advice services as research shows a 249 rise in demand…

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Brexit doing 'untold damage' to Scotland's economy, new report shows

BREXIT is doing "untold damage" to Scotland's economy, the SNP have said, after a new report revealed the billions of pounds it is costing…

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Tech firm aiming to bring clean water to the world starts work in Scotland

A TEAM of UK-based engineers has developed new technology that promises to revolutionise access to safe, clean drinking water for millions of people…

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Ash Regan demands Scottish Government funds free school meals programme

ALBA Party Holyrood leader Ash Regan MSP has called on John Swinney to use cash freed up from the scrapping of the Bute House Agreement to fund free…

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Funding call as epilepsy charity launches new campaign

CHARITY Epilepsy Scotland has launched a new campaign to mark National Epilepsy Week, which begins today.

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Unite divert Labour election funds in protest over oil and gas ban plans

ONE of Britain’s biggest trade unions has demanded Labour commit £6.6 billion to save oil and gas jobs as it revealed it was putting financial…

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Antibiotic-resistant genes ‘ubiquitous’ in Scotland’s soil

BACTERIA resistant to antibiotics has been found in the environment across Scotland including “relatively pristine” environments.

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New project aims to make Scotland's craft industry more resilient

A BID to make Scotland’s craft industry more resilient has been launched.

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Scottish LibDem leader Alex Cole-Hamilton receiving therapy for online abuse

Scotland’s political discourse must be improved to stop politicians facing abuse, the leader of the Scottish Lib Dems has said after revealing he…

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The Ferret: Oil industry’s SNP lobbyists fuel worry on North Sea extraction

LOBBYING on behalf of the oil industry by former SNP spin doctors has sparked fears that the Scottish Government could be about to abandon its…

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'All roads lead back to Westminster': Labour make major admission on NHS

WES Streeting was challenged on his party’s attacks on the SNP for their management of the NHS – after he was told there were “terrible…

Evening Standard

Euro 2024: Final results and standings as Spain win

England's wait for a first major men's trophy since 1966 goes on after substitute Mikel Oyarzabal struck at the death as Spain inflicted a second successive European Championship final defeat on Gareth Southgate's side.

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Children's festival featuring focus on Catalonia project set to tour Scotland

A CONTEMPORARY circus show developed with the help of children in the Highlands will tour Scotland after its premiere in Edinburgh this month...

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'They’re nobody’s fool': Children's author on why kids should learn about rewilding

IT is one of the bleaker facts of contemporary life that children in Scotland grow up with the knowledge that our natural world is struggling.

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Why Scotland should join Europe and start talking about cannabis legalisation

IT’S often said by proponents of the drug that the most dangerous thing about cannabis is getting caught with it.

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Concerns over buried remains of key Act of Union figures amid sale of Scottish kirks

THE remains of individuals buried beneath Scottish churches may be prevented from resting in peace because of the controversial sale of Scotland’s…

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