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Restoration is possible: the hunt for Scotland’s ancient wild pinewoods

Trees for Life and Woodland Trust Scotland hope to revive remote pockets of forgotten forest before they vanish

The Guardian - UK

Where is Traces filmed and how many episodes are there in season 2?

You might be wondering where Traces is filmed as season 2 of the hit crime drama has finally landed on BBC with its atmospheric setting

Woman & Home

A fine line between progressivism and authoritarianism in Scotland

Letters: Alan Clark, Anne Geraghty and Charles J Corrigan on fears that Scotland’s new hate crime law will stifle debate

The Guardian - UK

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Emergency funding saves Scotland’s Gaelic programme from cuts

Bòrd na Gàidhlig’s language protection scheme holds on to 27 workers thanks to financial lifeline

The Guardian - UK

Scottish First Minister Criticizes J.K. Rowling Over Hate Speech

Scottish First Minister criticizes J.K. Rowling for mocking transgender identities, sparking debate on free speech and enforcement in Scotland.

Top News

32 candid photos of the royals that show their goofy and playful side

From hilariously relatable mum moments to high-stake reactions to sports games, the royals are just like us when showing their silly side

Woman & Home

Friday briefing: Scotland’s new hate crime law descends into disarray

In today’s newsletter: In today’s newsletter: Scotland’s new Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act was supposed to protect its most vulnerable communities. Instead, it’s served only to create even bigger divides

The Guardian - UK

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Aberturret Estate House is a luxurious hideaway in Perthshire

Aberturret Estate House is an extension of The Glenturret, Scotland’s oldest working distillery, steeped in heritage

Wallpaper

‘We gave the family home in Scotland a modern Nordic vibe!’

After inheriting her late parents' property this homeowner realised it gave her the perfect blank canvas to create the Nordic look she loves

Ideal Home

Cabot Highlands offers nod to historic church and local cow with name and logo of new Tom Doak layout in Scotland

Cabot Highlands in Scotland reveals the name and logo for its new Tom Doak-designed layout.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Become the king of the castle! Top camera tips for photographing castles in your landscapes

On a recent trip to Scotland, Dan Mold reveals his top advice for including buildings such as castles in your scenic shots

Digital Camera World

JK Rowling will not be arrested under new Scottish hate law, say police

‘No further action’ over posts by author and gender-critical activist despite complaints

The Guardian - UK

Saracens lose Andy Christie for season with new arm fracture in major injury blow

Sarries flanker is in a race against time to be fit for Scotland’s summer tour to North America

Evening Standard

OPINION - Arrest JK Rowling? No, cheer her free speech fight over Scotland's new hate crime law

The lesson of Scotland’s new hate crime law, unleashed on a baffled nation on April Fool’s Day, is that free speech needs perpetual vigilance. When your back’s turned, the nutters — step forward First Minister Humza Yousaf — will introduce restrictions on what ordinary people say and think which could…

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Scotland's Controversial Hate Speech Law Sparks Fierce Backlash

Scotland's new hate speech law sparks controversy over balancing protection against prejudice with concerns for free speech rights.

Salon

JK Rowling anti-trans rant: "Arrest me!"

Rowling stated that she "looked forward to being arrested" if her post violated "the terms of the new act"

The Guardian - UK

Scottish authors criticise cancellation of Glasgow literary festival Aye Write

Val McDermid and Douglas Stuart were among many writers to express outrage after Creative Scotland turned down the literary festival funding application

The Guardian - UK

Scotland’s hate crime law may be well intentioned, but the police should not stymie public debate

The Scottish government’s legislation is frankly unworkable. I worry it may stifle honestly expressed, contentious views, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Evening Standard

JK Rowling dares police to arrest her as Scotland’s new hate crime laws come into force

But First Minister Humza Yousaf insisted that the new legislation would help tackle a ‘rising tide’ of hate

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