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Is this year's MugStock Festival going ahead? Organisers issue ticketing update

ORGANISERS of Scotland’s MugStock Festival have said that they still need a “significant spike” in ticket sales to ensure that the event can…

The National (Scotland)

General election not ‘lost’ despite by-election defeats – Scottish Tory chairman

Craig Hoy said the election will also be fought against a different background in Scotland.

The Independent UK

MPs warned of threats from the Arctic as calls made for greater military presence in the north

It comes as an independence row is brewing in Scotland over the Orkney Islands

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Scottish prisons criticised over handling of inmates in solitary confinement

Inspectorate calls for urgent improvements, particularly in treatment of prisoners with mental health problems

The Guardian - UK

New threats mean UK should ‘re-assess’ defence in Scotland, MPs say

THE UK should reassess its defence presence in Scotland in light of new threats in the most northerly part of the globe, a committee of MPs has…

The National (Scotland)

Threats in far north and Arctic may need greater military presence, MPs told

A Westminster committee also said a strategy for protecting offshore infrastructure is needed.

The Independent UK

Scotland 40 USA 13: Under-20s on track to finish top of Pool A in Junior World Trophy

A DOMINANT second-half performance in which they scored 26 unanswered points, kept Scotland on track to finish top of Pool A in the Junior World…

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Viaplay saga raises questions but presents Scottish football opportunity for change

Mention the words "free-to-air" and "Scotland national team" and you’ll be met with a collective groan, disapproving nod or…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland survive brief scare in T20 World Cup qualifier win over Germany

SCOTLAND opened their T20 World Cup qualifying campaign with a comprehensive win over Germany but were handed a brief scare by the Edinburgh rain.

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Explained in five minutes: How Viaplay's changes could impact Scottish football

The Nordic broadcasters are big stakeholders in Scottish football and hold the sponsorship for one of the major cup competitions.

The National (Scotland)

Firm behind Dundee 'megafactory' plans on the brink of collapse

A FIRM with plans to create 200 green energy jobs in Scotland has revealed it is on the brink of collapse – with just days left to prevent it from…

The National (Scotland)

BBC Scotland accused of 'radio silence for 24 hours' on Scottish Labour rift

BBC Scotland has been accused of ignoring a major split in Scottish Labour for more than 24 hours this week.

The National (Scotland)

Police Scotland commits to review after rapist secured job as counsellor

POLICE Scotland has committed to reviewing its discourse of people accused of crimes applying for work with vulnerable groups, after a rapist…

The National (Scotland)

Call for 'meaningful discussion' on Scotland men's games after Viaplay announcement

SNP MP Pete Wishart has said he hopes there is “meaningful discussion” around the coverage of the Scotland national men’s team.

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Ian Blackford insists 'lengthy queue' for EU will not get in Scotland's way

IAN Blackford has insisted he is not concerned about an independent Scotland joining a lengthy queue of countries seeking to join the EU, adding he…

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This map shows the areas of Scotland hit hardest by two-child cap

NEW analysis from the SNP has revealed the areas of Scotland hit hardest by the two-child cap as the fallout from Keir Starmer’s stance on the…

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Look to Scotland on how to deal with child poverty, Keir Starmer told

SCOTLAND’S First Minister has encouraged Keir Starmer to look to Scotland for inspiration on how to deal with child poverty.

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Northern Lights set to be visible from Scotland tonight as solar storm hits

PEOPLE in Scotland and northern England are expected to get a show of a lifetime tonight as the Northern Lights are set to appear.

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A funeral for fish and chips: why are Britain’s chippies disappearing?

The long read: Plenty of people will tell you the East Neuk of Fife in Scotland is the best place in the world to eat fish and chips. So what happens when its chippies – and chippies across the UK – start to close?

The National (Scotland)

Grant Gilchrist declares it now or never for this Scotland team

There is always a generous measure of internal competition in any training squad, with jerseys to be won and places in the pecking order to be…

The National (Scotland)

Complacency won't be issue for Scotland U20, insists Corey Tait

Scotland Under-20s hooker Corey Tait has promised that complacency will not be an issue when they take on the USA at the Nyayo National Stadium.

The National (Scotland)

Eleven arrested after climate activists target two Scottish oil sites

Police have confirmed 11 people have been arrested after climate campaigners targeted two oil sites in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Yousaf: 'Serious' talks needed on affordability of hosting Commonwealth Games

cotland’s First Minister has said there needs to be a conversation on whether Scotland could afford to host the Commonwealth Games after the 2026…

The Independent UK

Yousaf: We need to discuss if Scotland can afford to host Commonwealth Games

The First Minister said a conversation was needed on whether Scotland could step in to host the 2026 Games.

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Alex Salmond urges Humza Yousaf to mitigate two-child benefit cap

ALEX Salmond has said Humza Yousaf should step in to mitigate the impact of the two-child benefit cap in Scotland.

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