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Over 200,000 households missing out on free food vouchers say Which?

New research by the consumer champions show that the uptake of the Healthy Start scheme sits at just 63.9 per cent - lagging behind the Government's forecasted target of 75 per cent for last month

Chronicle Live

France 55-0 Scotland: Women’s Six Nations – as it happened

A strong second half sees France rip apart Scotland after a stoic performance in the first 40 from the visitors

The Guardian - UK

A luxury steam train charging £3,575 a trip for tickets is coming to Edinburgh

It due to steam into Edinburgh on Tuesday April 18 after leaving Wales on a nine day sightseeing tour. The train's trip through Scotland has been organised by the Railway Touring Company.

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Former chair of Cricket Scotland wanted to work with ex-UKIP leader Nigel Farage

Former chair of Cricket Scotland Anjan Luthra wanted to get ex-UKIP leader Nigel Farage involved in the sport in Scotland, despite claims of institutional racism within the game.

Daily Record

Scotland to continue international engagement despite UK demands, says Humza Yousaf

FIRST Minister Humza Yousaf has said that the UK Government’s attempts to limit Scottish diplomacy overseas “undermine devolution”.

The National (Scotland)

Kidnapped review – tantalising glimpses of Robert Louis Stevenson’s wife

Older, American and previously divorced, Frances Stevenson frames the National Theatre of Scotland’s pantomime-inspired recasting of the novelist’s adventure classic

The Guardian - UK

Steven Gerrard Rangers signing reveals the 'two sides' to former boss which outsiders never get to see

Cedric Itten returned to his homeland in the summer in a £1.5 million move to Young Boys.

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Keir Starmer: Labour must win seats in Scotland for legitimacy

Party’s leader says he wants a ‘strong showing’ in Scotland, where it holds just one Westminster constituency

The Guardian - UK

Benefits clear to see after Pedro Martinez Losa finally shuffles the deck

Tuesday night's 4-0 win over Costa Rica was my last Scotland game in a working capacity. To show their appreciation, the footballing gods arranged…

The National (Scotland)

Cedric Itten: 'Mysterious infection' and Morelos transfer collapse forced me out

The big Swiss striker is on great form right now but couldn't cut the mustard at Rangers.

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer admits Labour must win big in Scotland to add 'legitimacy' to future UK Government

Labour currently has just a single Scottish MP after the party was trounced by the SNP at the 2015 and 2019 general elections.

Daily Record

Keir Starmer says Labour must gain seats in Scotland to have 'legitimacy'

KEIR Starmer has said that Labour need to win a large number of seats in Scotland at the next General Election in order to have “legitimacy”…

The National (Scotland)

Wakefield Trinity's Liam Hood knows all about relegation dogfights as he looks to rescue season

Scotland hooker was in Leigh team that twice suffered the drop but now bids to get his current club up and running against his former employers in crucial Belle Vue clash

Daily Mirror

Starmer eyes Scotland seats to give Labour ‘legitimacy’

Dominant SNP taking election threat from Labour seriously.

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Susan Egelstaff: Historic Fife event shows women’s boxing is finally packing a punch

It is easy to forget just how recently women’s boxing was not merely disparaged within the UK, but illegal.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's coffee roasters reveal Brexit and pandemic struggles ahead of festival

COFFEE roasting is an industry that has been growing rapidly in Scotland over the last decade, but recent years have presented a series of…

The National (Scotland)

First Minister Humza Yousaf to address STUC congress

SCOTLAND’S First Minister will tell trade unionists in a speech at the STUC congress that the need for their movement “has never been greater”.

The National (Scotland)

Westminster told to 'come to terms' with global Scotland in foreign trips row

THE UK Government has been told it must “get to grips” with Scotland pulling its weight on the international stage amid escalating tensions over…

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The independence movement weighs in on what SNP can do to win back trust

RIGHTLY or wrongly, recent bad publicity surrounding SNP governance has shaken trust in the party. What does the wider independence campaign think…

The National (Scotland)

Bullish SNP politicians privately confident scandal won't hurt party

SHOCKWAVES rippled through Scotland when news of Peter Murrell’s arrest broke earlier this month – throwing into the limelight a powerful man…

The National (Scotland)

'It was unbelievable': Ex-rugby stars share euphoria of Scotland Women's Grand Slam

ANY Scot who’s ever watched their country contest a rugby match knows the familiar feeling of a nail-biting finish.

Daily Record

Trade union leader warns First Minister Humza Yousaf to ditch slogans and make changes to lives

STUC general secretary Roz Foyer said people are no longer fooled by politicians and have to see improvements right now or parties risk losing support at the ballot box.

Daily Record

Scotland’s ferry crisis left young shinty player having to kayak to make match

Katie Connolly needed to get from Corran to Ardgour in the highlands, to where she was due to play.

The National (Scotland)

Thomson optimistic Scotland can cause upset in France

But Lisa Thomson has been around long enough to know her side are capable of upsetting the odds.

Daily Record

Grand National 2023 results in FULL including 1-2-3-4 places, finishers and fallers

It was the big one at Aintree and it was delayed due to protestors but it was a victory for Scotland as Lucinda Russell's Corach Rambler bolted home.

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