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Sean Everitt admits Edinburgh face fight to keep Scotland star Blair Kinghorn

Sean Everitt wants Blair Kinghorn at Edinburgh but the Scotland international is wanted by French giants Toulon.

The National (Scotland)

Fleece of ‘Britain’s loneliest sheep’ to be sold for charity

Fiona the ewe, who was rescued in Scotland on Saturday, has been shorn and her wool made into souvenirs

The Guardian - UK

Douglas Ross red faced as his UK bosses back SNP 'soft-touch justice' policies

THE Scottish Tories have been accused of playing “political games” in criticising Scotland’s “soft-touch justice” policies – as it…

The National (Scotland)

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Scottish wildcat ‘genomically extinct’ due to breeding with domestic cats

A STUDY has found that Scotland’s wildcat population is “genomically extinct” due to extensive interbreeding with domestic cats.

The National (Scotland)

Cultural traditions across Scotland ‘at risk of being lost’ to time

RESEARCHERS have warned that culture and traditions which have shaped communities across Scotland are at risk of being permanently lost.

The National (Scotland)

Where was The Buccaneers filmed? Filming locations of the Apple TV+ period drama

Set in London but shot in Scotland, here's everything we know about where The Buccaneers was filmed

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Tourist tax must not be used to make up for council budget cuts, say industry leaders

TOURISM leaders in Scotland have said that a proposed visitor levy on overnight stays should not be used to make up for cuts to council budgets.

The National (Scotland)

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UK happiness levels fall but Scotland records improvement

Levels of personal wellbeing among the UK population have fallen over the past year but are still higher than during the Covid pandemic, a new…

The National (Scotland)

Which bills from the King's Speech will affect Scotland?

The King’s Speech set out the Government’s legislative agenda for the coming parliamentary session, but not everything applies all over the UK.

The National (Scotland)

Longer sentences? Overcrowded UK prisons are already failing society

The UK government plans to impose tougher sentences on those convicted of serious crimes, it announced via this year’s king’s speech at the state opening of parliament. Political pundits reacting to the speech on the BBC immediately questioned the rationale behind potentially putting more people in prison, when UK prisons…

The Conversation

Scottish Government officially ditches HPMAs following backlash

THE Scottish Government has officially confirmed that Highly Protected Marine Areas (HPMAs) will not be rolled out in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Justice Secretary 'open' to ban on fireworks after bonfire night violence

SCOTLAND’S Justice Secretary has said she is “open to discussion” on a ban on the sale of fireworks to the public following widespread…

The National (Scotland)

Britain's loneliest sheep 'needed rescuing' after becoming seriously overweight

Fiona had unlimited access to grass while stranded on a remote beach in Scotland for years

Evening Standard

Nominees announced for Scots Trad Music Awards

NOMINEES have been announced for the MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards, with more than 110 artists and organisations in the running across 22…

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Karen Adam: The unfiltered wisdom of Scotland's youngest citizens

IN the bustle of my constituency office this week, a chorus of youthful voices cut through the everyday politics with absolute clarity.

The National (Scotland)

'Archaic' UK systems called out ahead of 'ostentatious' King's Speech

THE UK's "archaic" procedures have been called out ahead of today's King's Speech.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish man sues Angus Council over mouldy home that ‘nearly killed me’

A SCOTTISH man is suing Angus Council for £500,000 after his incredibly mouldy home left him with “serious health issues”...

The Conversation

Wildcats lived alongside domestic cats for 2,000 years but only started interbreeding 60 years ago – new study

You are unlikely to have seen one, but wildcats are still clinging on by a claw in Scotland. Most of the cats living in the wild in Scotland are hybrid cats with a mix of wildcat and domestic cat ancestry or feral domestic cats. But my team’s new study showed…

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Caribbean activists fighting development linked to Loch Tay firm get UK court hearing

CAMPAIGNERS fighting a development in the Caribbean said to be linked to a controversial project in Scotland will have their case heard in the UK…

Cycling Weekly

Cameron Mason cites Tom Pidcock as key influence after silver medal ride at European CX championships

‘I’m not at my limits yet’ says 23-year-old from Scotland after narrowly missing out on elite men’s title

Space

Powerful solar storm supercharges auroras and STEVE around the world (photos)

A strong solar storm triggered magnificent aurora displays over the weekend. Here we take a look at some of the best northern lights and southern lights photographs from around the world.

The National (Scotland)

'Where is it?': SNP rebuttal unit fails to materialise after launch announcement

THE SNP’s promised “rebuttal” unit to instantly respond to misleading claims about the independence campaign has failed to materialise –…

The Independent UK

Bonfire Night horror as four people stabbed after firework show

Four men were rushed to hospital after a quadruple stabbing near Waltham Forest Town Hall on Sunday night

The Independent UK

Police condemn ‘extreme violence’ after petrol bombs thrown at officers

Scotland’s First Minister Humza Yousaf branded the disorder ‘thuggish’.

The National (Scotland)

Humza Yousaf: Pro-Palestinian marches on Armistice Day should ‘absolutely’ go ahead

Scotland’s First Minister has said plans for pro-Palestinian marches in London on Armistice Day should go ahead, saying he was “beyond angry”…

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