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Wales to hone 'ruthless' edge as first-ever piece of silverware up for grabs in final Pinatar Cup match

Wales Women face Scotland in their final match of the 2023 Pinatar Cup

Wales Online

The untold Mo Johnston to Rangers story as Bill McMurdo reveals ANOTHER Celtic hero could have moved to Ibrox

The super agent of his day tells all on the most controversial signing in Scottish history in the latest edition of the Off The Record podcast.

Daily Record

FM leaves behind 'positive' legacy on putting people over profit, academic says

NICOLA Sturgeon has helped spur global support for the introduction of a wellbeing economy, a political economist has said.

The National (Scotland)

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Photo exhibition to showcase the best of Scotland's landscapes and wildlife

BY DAY, Stephen Breslin is chief executive of the Glasgow Science Centre. But over the last decade he has spent his downtime honing his skills as a…

The National (Scotland)

The Scots who are more honoured in Japan than in their homeland

IN this second part of a trilogy about Scotland’s industrial and cultural links with Japan in the 19th and early 20th centuries I will show how…

The National (Scotland)

MSPs urged to back Budget putting 'limited resources where most needed'

THE Deputy First Minister has urged MSPs to approve tax and spending plans for the coming year which will see the “limited resources” of the…

The National (Scotland)

Third of Scots with prepayment meters missing out on energy rebate

ALMOST a third of Scottish households with prepayment meters have not redeemed their energy rebate vouchers, according to the latest UK Government…

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DWP can provide up to £627 each month for people with any of these 70 neurological conditions

Thousands of people across the country are receiving between £24.45 and £156.90 every week through PIP.

Daily Record

Swinney: Scottish budget uses ‘limited resources’ where they are needed most

The Deputy First Minister spoke out on the ‘progressive choices’ made in the Scottish Government’s budget for 2023-24.

The Independent UK

Murchie says Smith has plan to live without internationals

GLASGOW expect to learn today how many members of the Scotland squad will be released back to them for Saturday’s URC match against the Lions in…

The National (Scotland)

Rory MacLeod on Fulham transfer brink as Dundee United starlet holds positive talks with Premier League club

Fulham would sign McLeod now but he'd stay with United until the summer when the Cottagers can register the Scotland youth star.

Daily Record

Pancakes and football: a brief history of Shrove Tuesday in the UK

Pancake Day, or Shrove Tuesday is once again upon us. Celebrated in many countries around the world, for Christians, Shrove Tuesday marks the last day, or the feast day before Lent - the 40 days leading up to Easter.

The Conversation

Kate Forbes said she would have voted against gay marriage

The Finance Secretary said she wouldn’t have backed the legislation had she been voting at the time.

The Independent UK

Ayr United sign former Aberdeen, Sheffield Wednesday and Sunderland striker Chris Maguire

The former Scotland international has agreed a deal at Somerset until the end of the season.

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We launch the McCrone report in full – and a MAJOR series on Scotland's energy

WHY is Scotland, an energy rich nation, facing a horrendous cost-of-living crisis and the worst decline in living standards on record?

The National (Scotland)

Kate Forbes would have 'voted against gay marriage' in the Scottish Parliament

SNP leadership contender Kate Forbes has said she would have voted against gay marriage in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Cartoonist on how Nicola Sturgeon 'altered' Scottish politics

A SCOTTISH indy-supporting political cartoonist has said that Nicola Sturgeon has completely “altered the status of Scotland” in the time she…

The National (Scotland)

Where the SNP leadership candidates stand on independence strategy

THE three candidates in the race to replace Nicola Sturgeon as SNP leader and first minister have begun setting out their stalls as the leadership…

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Kate Forbes says she wouldn't have 'voted for Scotland's gender reforms'

Forbes told the BBC that she had "significant concerns" about self-identification for transgender people in Scotland.

Daily Record

Kate Forbes says gender reforms 'not a priority for the people of Scotland'

The finance secretary said she had "significant concerns" about legislation that would have made it easier for people to self-identify their gender.

Daily Record

The 'magical' Scottish church that featured in The Da Vinci Code

One of the most magnificent and interesting structures in Scotland is the Rosslyn Chapel near Edinburgh, which fans of The Da Vinci Code will likely recognise from the novel and film.

Daily Record

Helen Flanagan's makeup artist Kirsty Martin scoops top gong at Scottish Makeup Awards

The event brought together over 150 guests, including leading industry experts, top beauty bloggers, and Scotland’s most successful makeup artists.

The Guardian - UK

Humza Yousaf emerges as frontrunner to replace Nicola Sturgeon

Scottish health secretary has promised to uphold outgoing first minister’s socially progressive agenda

The National (Scotland)

'Sad' if gender reform row dominates SNP leadership contest, says Humza Yousaf

IT would be “sad” if the entire SNP leadership campaign was dominated by the single issue of Scotland’s gender reforms, Humza Yousaf has…

Daily Record

Developers behind Vale of Leven windfarm grilled at packed Bonhill meeting

If approved the plans could see 10 wind turbines erected on the site, with these standing at up to 250 metres in height - almost double the height of the Glasgow Tower, Scotland’s tallest building, which stands at 127m.

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