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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.

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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.

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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

The National (Scotland)

Scottish business owners step up to support employees

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

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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.

The Independent UK

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.

Edinburgh 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.

Glasgow Live

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

Daily Mirror

Scottish college lecturers start boycott as part of industrial action

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

Insider UK

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

Daily Mirror

Donald Trump due to visit his golf resort in Ireland

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

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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.

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…

Daily Record

Humza Yousaf signals free school meals roll out in Scotland could be halted

EXCLUSIVE: The new First Minister says he supports a targeted approach to poverty - and questioned whether his own daughter should be entitled to free school meals.

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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Trump lawyers confirm he will not testify at civil rape trial after second woman accuses him of assault

Former president avoided the New York trial, instead travelling to Scotland for the opening of a new golf course

Daily Record

RAF Lossiemouth Typhoon jets intercept Russian aircraft north of Scotland

The RAF Lossiemouth base saw fighters scramble to intercept the Russian aircraft, which did not enter UK airspace

Daily Record

Coronation weekend weather in Scotland as Met Office shares clear skies verdict for historic event

While the forecast isn't certain, weather experts are expecting somewhat of a mixed bag over the historic weekend.

Daily Record

Charles will be 'last King of Scots' says Alex Salmond and independent nation 'will have elected head of state'

Alex Salmond said he would have stopped the Stone of Destiny going to London if he was still First Minister in an interview with Andrew Marr.

Evening Standard

England drawn against Scotland in first Women’s Nations League as Sarina Wiegman faces Dutch homecoming

Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland were also paired together in Tuesday’s inaugural draw

The National (Scotland)

Lived experience in government is key to independence success, say ministers

TWO of Humza Yousaf’s youngest junior ministers have insisted lived experience in government will be vital if Scotland wants to thrive as an…

Evening Standard

Which European countries have free universities?

Tuition fees were controversially raised to £9,000 per year over a decade ago, sparking large protests across England

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