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Scotland's next police chief must stamp out racism in the force

Chief Constable Iain Livingstone's statement that Police Scotland is institutionally racist sets the standard his successor must follow, writes Record View.

Daily Record

Senior SNP and Labour figures planned referendum declaration before Holyrood election

EXCLUSIVE: The 'Scotland United' talks are revealed in a new book by former Labour MSP Neil Findlay

Daily Record

Sam Smith explains abrupt ending of Manchester concert: 'Something was really wrong'

Sam Smith offered their profuse apologies Wednesday for walking out on a Manchester, England, concert after noticing "something was really wrong" with their voice. And what turned out to be a vocal cord injury has since resulted in the cancellation of shows that had already been rescheduled in Birmingham, England,…

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Heriot’s benefit from buying into Cairns’ greater expectations

Former Edinburgh and Scotland centre Cairns has overseen an impressive upturn in fortunes since taking over as head coach at Heriot’s.

The National (Scotland)

Charities hit out at phone firm plans to put up 'unnecessary' masts in Highlands

ENVIRONMENTAL and outdoor charities have hit out at plans by phone firms to put “unnecessary” masts in remote, uninhabited areas of Scotland in…

The National (Scotland)

'Moneyed' hill-walkers urged to help pay for damage to Scotland's mountain paths

WELL-HEELED mountaineers are being told they should pay up to help fix the major erosion scars caused by their boots battering paths on Scotland’s…

The National (Scotland)

Margaret Ferrier and Boris Johnson allies accused of 'grubby backroom deal' to block suspension

Labour Shadow Scotland Secretary Ian Murray claimed that Ferrier worked with other MPs to prevent a recall petition from being sparked.

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Edinburgh village that appeared in Outlander named among 'prettiest' in Scotland to visit

The picturesque village of East Linton has been named one of the "prettiest villages in Scotland you must visit", with highlights including a historic watermill that appeared in Outlander.

Edinburgh Live

‘Reluctance’ within police to admit some officers are racist and sexist – lawyer

Employment lawyer Margaret Gribbon has represented female officers making claims of sex discrimination against Police Scotland.

The Independent UK

Channel 4 News unveil new Scotland correspondent after departure

CHANNEL 4 News has unveiled its new Scotland correspondent to take over from Ciaran Jenkins.

The National (Scotland)

Irvine woman keeping streets clean turns trash into cash after selfless work

Irvine's Jennifer Pless was a winner of the scheme between Keep Scotland Beautiful and LitterLotto.

Daily Record

Scottish industries 'suffering' from lack of workers despite record immigration figures

Net migration to the UK hit a new record high of 606,000 last year, according to estimates by the Office for National Statistics.

Daily Record

First Minister felt 'emotional' at admission Police Scotland 'institutionally racist'

Yousaf said Iain Livingstone's comments were a "vindication" for people of colour

The National (Scotland)

Historic Scottish sword returns to National Wallace Monument

ONE of Scotland’s greatest treasures is back where it belongs in Stirling.

The National (Scotland)

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Yousaf welcomes police chief’s ‘historic’ statement on racism within force

Police Scotland Chief Constable Sir Iain Livingstone said his force is ‘institutionally racist’.

Daily Record

Gordon Ramsay says Glasgow 'holds a special place in heart' as he started career at Rangers FC

Gordon Ramsay has gushed over Glasgow and says the city 'holds a special place in his heart' as the final of Future Food Stars airs tonight.

Daily Record

Humza Yousaf shares experience of police in Scotland after Chief Constable's 'monumental' admission

The First Minister hailed the statement from out-going Police Scotland boss Iain Livingstone as "monumental" and "historic".

Daily Record

HMRC urges one million families to claim £500 tax-free boost every three months

Almost 38,500 families in Scotland received a £2,000 tax-free boost last year.

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The National (Scotland)

Church of Scotland to remain 'impartial' on Scottish independence

THE Church of Scotland has decided it would be “unwise” to take a corporate position on Scottish

Daily Mirror

'I'm a mum-of-12 – people say I use my kids as 'cash cows' but they're wrong'

Zoe and Ben Sullivan are the proud parents to 12 children. Now, mum Zoe is opening up about what it is like to raise one of the largest families in all of Scotland

The National (Scotland)

Active travel journeys to schools in Scotland higher than pre-pandemic levels

ALMOST half of Scottish school pupils travelled to school by walking, cycling, scootering or skating in 2022 according to a recent survey by a…

The National (Scotland)

Top US professor issues currency advice to SNP for independent Scotland

A LEADING law professor has said that an independent Scotland would need its own currency and central bank ...

Evening Standard

Police Scotland chief admits force ‘is institutionally racist and discriminatory’

Sir Iain Livingstone puts himself at odds with Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, who has refused to accept the term in criticism of his own force

The National (Scotland)

What is a tourist tax and what will one in Scotland look like?

SCOTTISH councils are set to be given the powers to implement a tourist tax on visitors to their area.

Glasgow Live

Ofgem energy price cap in Scotland explained - everything you need to know

This marks the first time that the energy price cap has fallen since the global gas crisis took hold more than 18 months ago. It reached £4,279 at its peak. Here is what you need to know.

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