Eastern areas of Scotland most likely to have clear skies during partial eclipse Forecasters said much of the country will be under cloud cover during the rare event on Wednesday evening. Evening Standard · Aug 11
Using GERS to attack Scottish independence ‘is to misuse it’, top institute warns TO use the annual GERS report into Scotland’s fiscal position in the UK to attack the economics of an independent Scotland “is to misuse it”,… The National (Scotland) · Aug 11
Scotland urged to fund local journalism after being excluded from UK scheme CROSS-PARTY MSPs are urging the Scottish Government to establish a fund to support local journalism after Scotland was left without an equivalent to… The National (Scotland) · Aug 11
UK blocks release of files on Israeli firm caught meddling in Scottish elections THE UK Government has refused to publish any information it holds on a shadowy Israeli firm caught meddling in the Scottish parliament elections,… The National (Scotland) · Aug 11
Scotland ‘surprised’ as coach Sione Fukofuka unveiled by Australia days after leaving for personal reasons Fukofuka is set to lead the Wallaroos at a home World Cup in 2029 The Independent UK · Aug 11
A billionaire bought a dying Scottish island for $2.2 million and spent $135 million bringing it back to life with 100,000 trees, restored homes and new community spaces When billionaire hedge fund manager Ian Wace bought Tanera Mòr in Scotland's remote Summer Isles in 2017, the 800-acre island had little resemblance to the thriving community it had once been. Its historic buildings had fallen into disrepair, its population had dwindled and much of the land had become overgrown.… The Times of India · Aug 11
How will clouds impact Scotland's view of solar eclipse? Expert has say A SOLAR eclipse where the Moon will partially cover the Sun will occur over Scotland on Wednesday... but how much are we really going to know about… The National (Scotland) · Aug 11
Potentially deadly livestock virus found in Scotland for first time A CASE of the bluetongue virus has been recorded in livestock in Scotland for the first time, while cases continue to rise across the UK The National (Scotland) · Aug 11
How medieval Scottish kings kept unrest at bay with populist policies Governments have always had to strike a balance between actions that are unpopular but thought to be necessary, and laws and policies that win them support from the public. In the UK, the new prime minister Andy Burnham has set out to grab the news agenda with a string of… The Conversation · Aug 11
Energy giant's wind farm 'to impact habitability of Scottish islands', NTS says A HUGE wind farm planned off Scotland’s west coast could significantly impact the “habitability” of nearby island communities, the National… The National (Scotland) · Aug 11
Former army translator jailed after raping teenage girl in taxi A former army translator, who became a taxi driver after arriving in Scotland from Afghanistan, has been jailed after raping a teenage passenger The National (Scotland) · Aug 11
Ex-Rangers star blasts sacked manager amid Scotland speculation Former Denmark boss Hjulmand has agreed to a £2 million compensation package from Bayer Leverkusen after he was sacked. The National (Scotland) · Aug 11
SNP issue message to Andy Burnham as Scottish independence poll predicts Yes win SCOTTISH voters will not accept there is an “‘off limits’ when it comes to democracy”, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has been told ... The National (Scotland) · Aug 11
Former British Army translator jailed for raping teenage taxi passenger Nabizada was sentenced on Tuesday after being found guilty of rape last month The Independent UK · Aug 11
Evening Standard · Aug 11 Wind farm could have ‘significant’ impact on islands, conservation chiefs warn The National Trust for Scotland says it objects to plans by ScottishPower Renewables to build a two gigawatt wind farm near Colonsay and Islay.
Evening Standard · Aug 11 Former translator for Army in Afghanistan jailed for raping taxi passenger Abdul Nabizada, 36, became a taxi driver after moving from his home country to Scotland.
The National (Scotland) · Aug 11 Manhunt launched after woman 'punched and kicked' on London to Scotland train Police have launched a manhunt after a woman was 'punched several times and kicked' on a train from London to Scotland
The National (Scotland) · Aug 11 This surprising city has been crowned 'Scotland's World Cup capital' A Scottish city has been crowned 'Scotland's World Cup capital' – and it isn't Glasgow
The National (Scotland) · Aug 11 First independence poll of Burnham era predicts Scotland would leave UK SCOTLAND would vote to become independent from the UK if a second referendum were held tomorrow, according to the first poll on the issue of Andy…
The National (Scotland) · Aug 11 The 13 island projects set to benefit from £3m Scottish Government fund Scotland's First Minister has announced £3 million to support island community projects. See the full list
The National (Scotland) · Aug 11 Why Scotland’s historic gardens are losing the fight against climate change CLIMATE change is causing severe flooding, erosion and storm damage at heritage sites across Scotland, new research has found
International Business Times UK · Aug 10 Steven Naismith Addresses His Own Future With Scotland as a New Head Coach Decision Approaches Fast Steven Naismith discusses the uncertainty surrounding his role as Scotland's national team nears appointing a new head coach, emphasising continuity and stability during this transitional period.
The National (Scotland) · Aug 10 Parkinson's medication hailed as new 'tool in the box' after NHS Scotland approval A NEW drug to manage Parkinson's has been approved for use in NHS Scotland.
The National (Scotland) · Aug 10 Major boost for 'critical' bus services as £2.7 million funding unveiled The Scottish Government will provide Transport Scotland with a further £2.7m to help alleviate the effect of the conflict in the Middle East which…
The National (Scotland) · Aug 10 Scotland and Netherlands express ‘significant concerns’ over World Cup changes Scotland and the Netherlands have criticised the restructuring of next year’s World Cup, saying the changes “risk weakening the integrity and…