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Charity raises concerns over stigma towards tinned foods in Scotland

MORE than half of Scots are “concerned” about tinned foods, according to new research by YouGov.

The National (Scotland)

Frontrunners in SNP leadership race vow to eradicate poverty

Independence vote trails tackling poverty and improving NHS in candidates’ policy priorities at BBC leadership debate

The Guardian - UK

Steve Clarke reveals the 'Celtic issue' behind Greg Taylor's Scotland squad omission

STEVE Clarke has revealed the reason why on-form Celtic left back Greg Taylor has been omitted from his Scotland squad for the Euro 2024 qualifiers…

The National (Scotland)

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Vicente Besuijen leaves Aberdeen return door open as he lays out alternative reality after Jim Goodwin exit

The Dutch youth international is back in Scotland recovering after picking up a knock on loan at Excelsior Rotterdam.

Daily Record

Scotland 'door still open' for Newcastle United star Elliot Anderson amid England tug-of-war

Elliot Anderson is toying between representing England or Scotland at international level.

Chronicle Live

Scotland can be independent in five years, say SNP candidates

The three candidates appeared in a debate on the BBC on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

All SNP leadership rivals claim Scotland can 'be independent in five years'

ALL three SNP leadership candidates have claimed that Scotland can be independent within five years if they are elected party leader and first…

The National (Scotland)

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Mum gives birth to 12lb baby girl at home as friend jokes tot born in school uniform

Ruth Harvey, 36, welcomed baby daughter Tabitha in a birthing pool in her living room in South Ayreshire, Scotland, but couldn't believe it when the midwife revealed her weight

Daily Mirror

Deaths in Scotland outnumber births as country sees 'negative natural change'

New figures from National Records of Scotland (NRS) showed that there was a “shortfall” of 15,983 births compared to deaths in 2022.

Daily Record

Scotland's first openly gay footballer Zander Murray calls out "horrendous" homophobic abuse

Zander Murray, who became Scotland's first openly gay footballer back in September, has responded after a social media user subjected him to homophobic abuse online

Daily Mirror

Third teaching union in Scotland votes to accept improved pay deal

Holyrood Education Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville said the threat of further strike action in schools had been lifted after the NASUWT ballot.

The Independent UK

Health inequalities in Scotland hit highest level ever, report suggests

SOME indicators of health inequalities in Scotland have reached their highest level on record, a new report shows.

The National (Scotland)

German MP backs Scotland's right to a second independence referendum

A GERMAN MP has come out in support of Scottish independence with a heart-warming message.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's first openly gay male footballer Zander Murray targeted with homophobic abuse

The Bonnyrigg Rose striker was targeted by vile social media trolls just hours before a BBC documentary which tackled homophobia in Scottish football was broadcast on TV.

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Businesses told to store empty cans and bottles ‘securely’ after Scotland's deposit return scheme comes in

Shoppers will pay a 20p deposit on all drinks bought in a can or bottle

Daily Record

Tinned foods 'better for planet and cutting waste' as Scots urged not to can the can

Zero Waste Scotland said 'misconceptions' about canned goods had led shoppers to spend more on fresh food which they end up throwing away.

Daily Record

A Scottish castle linked to Shakespeare is 'haunted' by a tragic woman without hands

If you are a Shakespeare fan, you will likely be aware of the connection between Macbeth and Cawdor Castle, but you may not know that the ghost of a young woman is said to haunt its halls.

The National (Scotland)

Lorna Slater: Deposit Return Scheme body won't cash in on unrecycled items

LORNA Slater has rubbished claims Circularity Scotland will benefit from £57 million a year from Scots not recycling through the Deposit Return…

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The National (Scotland)

Will Scotland's next first minister appoint a gender-balanced Cabinet?

Scotland has had a gender-balanced cabinet since Sturgeon took over as First Minister from Alex Salmond

The National (Scotland)

Subscribe to our ONE POUND for three months offer as independence enters a new phase

We're entering a new phase of the independence campaign – and to keep up to date with all the latest, you can now subscribe to The National for…

Daily Record

Greg Taylor in mysterious Scotland absence as 'Celtic matter' behind Steve Clarke squad omission

Clarke says Taylor is fit but his absence is down to "one or two little issues" at Celtic.

The National (Scotland)

Jeremy Hunt to spend £8.6m on Edinburgh Festival despite culture being devolved

CHANCELLOR Jeremy Hunt is set to announce an £8.6 million funding boost for Edinburgh's festivals as part of the Spring Budget tomorrow.

Daily Record

The stunning Scottish castle by the sea where a Shakespeare movie was filmed

You may be surprised to learn that a 1990 film based on Shakespeare's Hamlet starring Mel Gibson and Glenn Close actually shot many of its scenes in Scotland despite being set in Denmark.

The Independent UK

Angus Gunn challenged to grab number one jersey after first Scotland call-up

Gunn, Zander Clark and Liam Kelly are all battling for a first Scotland cap.

Daily Record

Train strikes dates in Scotland as travellers set for Easter holiday chaos

There are four more dates pencilled in as industrial action on the railways continues. And this time the walk outs could impact family plans over the Easter holidays.

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