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'Moral imperative' to move away from fossil fuels and ensure just transition, says FM

Speaking at the All-Energy Conference in Glasgow on Wednesday, Humza Yousaf drew parallels with the Thatcher government’s move away from coal and…

The National (Scotland)

'I don't agree': Humza Yousaf rejects calls to END free tuition fees in Scotland

FIRST Minister Humza Yousaf has rejected calls from a prominent university principal for “calm consideration” of charging graduates for their…

The National (Scotland)

Cricket Scotland hands out first professional women’s deals in ‘landmark moment’

Other players from the national squad – including Abtaha Maqsood and the Bryce sisters Kathryn and Sarah – already have professional deals in England.

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19th century Scottish criminal records including man jailed for 'annoying his mother'

New research from the National Records of Scotland has revealed some of the most bizarre and grisly crimes that people in Scotland were locked up for in the 19th century.

Daily Record

Celtic dominate Premiership Player of the Year nominations

The league champions have three stars represented on the four-man shortlist, as voted for by the players in Scotland's top flight itself.

The National (Scotland)

Channel 4's Rescue: Extreme Medics returns as Scots heroes back in spotlight

Each episode follows super-skilled Scots medics as they use helicopters and rapid-response cars to deliver advanced hospital treatment at the scenes of the most serious of accidents, in some of the most challenging landscapes across Scotland.

Daily Record

Race Across The World's Zainib and Mobeen open up about adoption dreams ahead of final

The couple say they have learned a lot about themselves and have already booked their next adventure this time in Europe which starts at the end of this month

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ScotRail to add more Edinburgh services in new timetable this month

ScotRail have announced some major changes to their timetable from this month, as they aim to "take another step forward for Scotland's railway", following the pandemic.

Edinburgh Live

Six Scots renewables projects to deliver 15,000 jobs – if UK steps up, report says

SIX renewable energy projects currently under development in Scotland could create 15,000 jobs and generate billions for the economy, according to…

The National (Scotland)

Thunderstorms to rumble across Scotland before downpour in Met Office warning

It's going to be another wet day for most of the country, along with thunder, lightning and travel disruption.

Daily Record

Look back at Gothenburg Greats as Aberdeen mark 40th anniversary of European win

The club and city council are honouring the players, who will be awarded the Freedom of the City of Aberdeen in a ceremony on Friday.

The Independent UK

Ending free university tuition for wealthy should be 'considered' says principal

CHARGING Scots graduates for their university education should be given “calm consideration”, the principal of Edinburgh University has…

The National (Scotland)

Australian living in Scotland shares local phrases that make 'so much sense'

The Aussie has been living in Scotland for a number of months and says that he cannot wait to bring back some of the favourite sayings that he has picked up during his time living here.

Edinburgh Live

Gregor Townsend's new deal timed to perfection as Scotland prep for World Cup

It’s not much use for headline writers but sometimes in sport you really need to have a ‘steady as it goes’ moment, not necessarily a dull…

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Scottish Government responds to concerns about its rollout of free school meals in Perth and Kinross primary schools

It is unclear when free school meals will be offered to primary six and seven pupils but the Scottish Government has pledged to fulfil its programme for government

Daily Record

Northern Lights could be spotted in Scotland tonight due to powerful sun storm

A 'fairly large' ejection of space plasma could cause the light show to appear in our skies.

Insider UK

Scottish scale-up investment dips as caution enters market

The £70m raised during the first quarter was the lowest amount during that period since 2020

The National (Scotland)

SNP given huge lead in new Westminster poll – but Labour are gaining ground

THE SNP remain “by far” Scotland’s most popular political party, a new General Election poll has suggested, although the party is losing…

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Edinburgh Live

American living in Edinburgh spots 'unexpected celebrity' at National Museum of Scotland

An American living in Edinburgh has been documenting his new life in the city and said he spotted an 'unlikely' celebrity on a visit to the National Museum of Scotland.

Leeds Live

Ally McCoist explains why he is now tipping Leeds United for relegation heartbreak

The former Scotland international has changed his mind frequently about which three sides will drop into the Championship for next season but Nottingham Forest have now swayed him

Insider UK

Yousaf urges UK to increase green energy subsidies

First Minister is expected to make an announcement on renewable hydrogen today

The National (Scotland)

Rangers ace Ryan Jack on verge of signing new deal

This will see the Scotland international stay at Ibrox until the summer of 2024.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow woman in challenge to climb all of Scotland's 282 Munros in 30 days

Jamie Aarons, who moved to Scotland from California in 2005, has taken on a variety of endurance challenges, and the 43-year-old has now set herself the ultimate test.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish NHS boards asked to draw up contingency plans in case junior doctors strike

NHS boards in Scotland have been asked to draw up contingency plans in case junior doctors go on strike, the Health Secretary said.

The National (Scotland)

Poets invited to enter competition celebrating Scotland’s three indigenous languages

POETS from around the world are being invited to enter an annual celebration of poets and poems in Scotland’s three indigenous languages.

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