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The Edinburgh restaurants crowned the best in Scotland at the Curry Awards

Edinburgh's vibrant restaurant scene took home a raft of awards including Outstanding Indian Takeaway of the Year at the 15th annual Scottish Curry Awards which took place this week in Glasgow.

Edinburgh Live

Anas Sarwar at odds with Keir Starmer over free university tuition policy

ANAS Sarwar is at odds with Keir Starmer after Scottish Labour said they remained committed to free university education ...

The National (Scotland)

Martin Compton and Phil MacHugh to return for brand new series of travel show

Martin and Phil are set to embark on a new travel adventure which will see them begin in Shetland and travel the length of Norway.

Daily Record

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Techscaler sets sights on creating more Scottish entrepreneurs

A 10-week education programme for founders has launched across Scotland

Insider UK

Majority of Scots think monarchy is 'mostly an English thing', polling finds

THE majority of Scots see the monarchy as “mostly an English thing” and would vote to become a republic in the event of independence ...

The National (Scotland)

Tributes paid to 'legendary' Celtic fan who drove from Glasgow to Lisbon for 1967 cup final

A devoted Celtic fan who led fellow supporters on a 4,000 mile journey in a Hillman Imp from Scotland to Lisbon ahead of the historic European Cup final in 1967 has died aged 81.

Glasgow Live

Majority of teachers using own money to buy classroom supplies, survey finds

MORE than two-thirds of teachers have used their own money to buy classroom supplies and help their pupils as they “continue to subsidise…

The National (Scotland)

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Summer holiday travel chaos warning as Edinburgh Airport workers ballot to strike over pay

Unite Scotland general secretary Sharon Graham says "airport bosses need to make a realistic pay offer to the staff" if they are to avoid major travel disruption.

Daily Record

Scottish National Party appoints auditors as account deadline looms

The Scottish National Party (SNP) on Wednesday said it had appointed auditors ahead of a July deadline to file its annual accounts with Britain's electoral body as police continue to probe the party's finances.

Reuters

SEVEN nations under King Charles would vote to end monarchy, huge polling finds

CANADA, Australia, Jamaica, and other countries with King Charles as their head of state would vote to become republics if referendums were held…

The National (Scotland)

Billy Gilmour on his Brighton 'frustration' as ex-Rangers kid details life under Roberto De Zerbi

The Scotland international has had to be patient for match minutes but has given his club boss real food for thought after a stunning performance against Wolves in the last EPL outing.

Glasgow Live

Janey Godley recreates 'Trump is a c**t' stunt as former US President visits Scotland

The comedian has slammed Donald Trump's visit to Scotland as she was pictured proudly holding up a new placard while she was in Belfast for a gig.

Daily Record

Glaswegians wanted for Location, Location, Location as new series returns to Channel 4

Location, Location, Location is back for another series with Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsopp set to come to Scotland - and Glaswegians are being urged to apply.

Glasgow Live

Popular BBC series with Martin Compston returning for new season

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Insider UK

Scottish business owners step up to support employees

Research reveals that 44% have given regular financial backing to employees in the last six months

The Independent UK

Scotland’s Jonny Gray doubtful for Rugby World Cup after dislocating knee

The 77-times capped second-row forward picked up the injury playing for Exeter on Sunday.

Edinburgh Live

RAF jets scrambled to intercept Russian war plane over north of Scotland

RAF Typhoon jets along with their Norwegian counterparts were scrambled to intercept a Russian military plane that was flying close to UK airspace off the north coast of Scotland.

Glasgow Live

Anthony Ralston sent Celtic 'go and grasp' chance message in Alistair Johnston start battle

The Scotland international was brought on by Ange Postecoglou in the Scottish Cup semi-final win over Rangers after Alistair Johnston was forced off injured as he left Hampden in moon boot and on crutches.

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Daily Mirror

RAF Typhoon fighter jets scrambled to intercept Russian spy plane lurking near UK

Typhoon jets as well as a Norwegian F-35A fighter aircraft were also launched as part of NATO's response to the Russian aircraft - a Tu-142 Maritime Patrol aircraft - which was spotted in international airspace north of Scotland

Insider UK

Scottish college lecturers start boycott as part of industrial action

Government funding u-turn for universities and colleges also met with 'dismay'

Daily Mirror

UK weather: Mercury to soar before washout weekend sees rainy deluge lash Brits

As the UK edges closer to the historic event of King Charles' Coronation on Saturday, all eyes will be focused on the weather over the coming days and Wednesday should be a settled day for all

The Independent UK

Donald Trump due to visit his golf resort in Ireland

Former US president has been playing golf at Turnberry on a trip to Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Seven ways to escape the coronation of King Charles if you're in Scotland

MANY of you will be dreading the royal paraphernalia coming down the tracks on Saturday for the coronation of King Charles and we know how desperate…

The National (Scotland)

Humza Yousaf says 'nothing is off the table' ahead of anti-poverty summit

FIRST Minister Humza Yousaf has said “nothing is off the table” ahead of an anti-poverty summit.

Daily Record

Scots haulage firm bosses accused of £200k police escort fraud

James Campbell and Edward Bruce, ex director and transport manager of now dissolved West of Scotland Heavy Haulage, are alleged to have overcharged firms for police escorts used in the transportation of wind turbines.

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