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Scotland bank holiday weather as Met Office reveals exact days heat will hit 21C

A drizzly start on Friday will soon turn into a "fine and dry" weekend, according to forecasters.

Daily Record

Sheku Bayoh arrest cop denies claims he wanted to join BNP as a teenager

The pre-recorded testimony of Alan Paton, who has since retired from Police Scotland, was played to the inquiry into the death of Mr Bayoh, which occurred in Kirkcaldy, Fife, in 2015 while he was being detained by police.

Daily Record

DWP £150 cost of living payment update for people who recently made a new disability benefit claim

The next cost of living payments will be made to more than six million people between June 20 and July 4.

Daily Record

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Plea for help as Low Emission Zone set to fine vital first-aid vehicles

SCOTLAND’S only first aid charity has said it is in critical need of financial support to update vehicles over the introduction of Low Emission…

The National (Scotland)

Richard Murphy: No other newspaper does anything like this

No other newspaper, including the supposed bastions of the left like the Guardian, does anything like this. The Economist, FT or Bloomberg: They…

The National (Scotland)

Tourism data reveals how many overseas visitors came to Scotland in 2022

NEW figures have shown how many overseas visitors came to Scotland in 2022 ...

The National (Scotland)

Scotland summer 'travel chaos' warning issued by Edinburgh Airport staff backing strike

Scotland's largest airport could be impacted by industrial action during the busy travel season.

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Police Scotland Chief Constable's admission national force is 'racist and sexist' 'could have come sooner'

Sir Iain Livingstone made the comment during a meeting of the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) board on Thursday.

Daily Record

The 2023 Made in Scotland Award winners - how they did it

A selection of this year's most innovative product producers reveal how they got here, and what's next

Insider UK

Billy Gilmour stalker 'banned from Asda' after dancing half-naked in bakery aisle

A court was told that the Scotland star was left taking sleeping tablets after social media influencer Orla Melissa Sloan falsely claimed to have fallen pregnant.

Daily Record

Police chief accepts institutional racism admission could have come sooner

Sir Iain Livingstone on Thursday admitted that Police Scotland is ‘institutionally racist and discriminatory’.

The Independent UK

Scotland's ultimate Harry Potter road trip that fans have to try this summer

With Harry Potter arriving on Netflix and reigniting the nation’s love for the franchise, there is an epic Scottish road trip all local wizard lovers have to try.

Edinburgh Live

Helensburgh man battling MS back playing beautiful game with Dumbarton Walking Football Club

Dumbarton FC walking football player Paul McGraw has organised the club’s annual tournament this summer, with all proceeds raised being donated to the MS Society Scotland.

Daily Record

Summerhill Community Centre's Galloway Gathering attracts more than 300 people

The day was part of Galloway Cheddar's plans to tackle food poverty and loneliness

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House builders call for action to tackle Scotland’s 110,000 housing shortfall

Homes for Scotland insists it is 'harder than ever' for developers to build new properties

Wales Online

Today's rugby news as Wales star shocked by Alun Wyn statement and Gatland's players arrive in camp for World Cup countdown

These are the stories making headlines in Wales and around the world on Friday, May 26

Insider UK

Scotland faces £1 billion spending gap next year – which could double in three years

Disposable income fell by 4.1% between 2021-22 and 2023-24 - and is not expected to recover to pre-pandemic levels until 2026-27

The National (Scotland)

Festival will see Scotland join global celebration of protecting our oceans

THE Scottish Seabird Centre is hosting a national Marine Fest to celebrate World Ocean Day.

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New Nessie attraction set to open after £1.5m refurbishment

THE new Loch Ness Centre offers visitors the chance to explore one of Scotland’s most famous legends, learn more about scientific research and…

Daily Record

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

Los Angeles Times

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,…

The National (Scotland)

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…

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