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Jim Baxter’s iconic '67 Scotland jersey sparks dispute over true owner hours before auction

Two Falkirk businessmen claim their strip is the real deal as auctioneers prepare to sell off the shirt they claim was worn by 'Slim Jim' at Scotland's historic 3-2 victory over England at Wembley.

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Social media giants urged to crack down on violent online clips showing brutal attacks on Scots kids

Charities, crime experts and politicians say the horrific clips are playing a part in the resurgence of youth violence in Scotland.

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Captain America star Chris Evans' girlfriend 'was victim of abduction bid in Scotland'

Alba Baptista, who features in Netflix series Warrior Nun, made the claim in an interview in her native Portugal.

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UK weather: Snow on the way in new radar maps and could fall over nation 'within days'

Weather radar maps show snow coming to several parts of the UK in the next few days, while overnight frosts and some fog patches may also appear as temperatures drop

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MSPs urged to back ‘meaningful and progressive’ budget

The budget will be debated in the Scottish Parliament on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Met Office confirms Edinburgh will be battered by rain as monster storm hits UK

Residents across Scotland may have to brace for more wild wintery conditions as parts of the country could see 100mm of rainfall on Thursday.

Edinburgh Live

Stephen Flynn: Tory anti-strike bill a 'blatant attack' on devolution

STEPHEN Flynn has said the UK Government’s anti-strike bill is a “blatant attack” on devolution – and he warned it is just the start.

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Retailers claim Deposit Return Scheme will 'fail' without clarity from government

RETAILERS have warned the launch of Scotland’s deposit return scheme (DRS) will fail if ministers do not deliver a clear blueprint.

The National (Scotland)

Labour would protect Scottish shipbuilding jobs – shadow defence minister

John Healey responded to concerns over the UK Government’s decision to award a contract to an international consortium.

The Independent UK

Your chance to win a Scotland Rugby shirt for the 2023 Guinness Six Nations

Win this season’s Scotland shirt and cheer Gregor Townsend’s squad on to victory

Daily Record

Winter heating payment facing delay after Scots benefits agency admits it may be next month

Some households could be waiting until March before the Winter Heating Payment is finally delivered.

Daily Record

UK snow: Weather maps forecast 750-mile blizzard dropping 3 inches of snowfall next week

Some UK areas are facing a 90% risk of blizzards next week, according to long-range forecasts, with some suggesting a giant 750-mile storm is headed our way, with up to three inches of snowfall predicted

Daily Mirror

Section 35 'has to go' under Labour's UK constitution plans, John Swinney says

SECTION 35 of the Scotland Act “has to go” if a UK Labour government is serious about constitutional change, the Deputy First Minister has…

The National (Scotland)

Westminster bid to give Scotland power to hold new indyref every seven years

SCOTLAND would have the power to hold a fresh independence referendum every seven years – if the people vote for one, under a bill proposed…

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The Guardian - UK

Cheers to getting through Dry January. Moderation over bingeing should be our next goal

In England, just 4% of people consume 30% of the alcohol sold. Harm reduction measures, such as those in Scotland, are essential, says public health professor Devi Sridhar

The Independent UK

MP proposes Bill to transfer powers for IndyRef2 to Holyrood

The motion for leave to bring in the proposed legislation was unopposed, but ten-minute rule bills almost never become law without Government support.

The Guardian - UK

Ollie Hassell-Collins in line for England debut while Manu Tuilagi is left out

England are hoping to reboot themselves at Scotland’s expense this Saturday with Ben Curry and Ollie Hassell-Collins two eye-catching selections

The Independent UK

Scotland’s Richie Gray determined to seize Six Nations chance

Gray is in line to start this Saturday’s Calcutta Cup match away to England.

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Daily Record

How to see green comet in Scotland tonight for the first time in 50,000 years

The space rock will soon be visible to the naked eye for the first time since the time of Neanderthals.

Glasgow Live

How to get Beyonce Renaissance tour tickets as megastar announces Scotland date

Beyoncé is set to perform in Edinburgh's BT Murrayfield Stadium very soon - and people can get their hands on the highly-anticipated tickets as early as tomorrow. Here is how to secure them.

The National (Scotland)

Community-run cinema in Argyll invents 'Scotch Creme Egg'

SCOTLAND has garnered somewhat of a reputation in the sucrose-based culinary arts.

Daily Record

Met Office confirms Scotland will be battered by monster rain storm as flood alerts issued

Scots may have to brace for more wild wintery conditions as parts of the country could see 100mm of rainfall on Thursday.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Zoo gives lucky locals chance to feed giant pandas before they leave

Several lucky winners will be gifted the once in a lifetime opportunity to get close and personal with one of the zoo's giant pandas before they depart the capital to return to China later in the year

Daily Record

Scottish independence is a lifeboat to escape Brexit, insists SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn

The SNP MP asked Rishi Sunak if he could blame Scots who wanted to jump upon "the independence lifeboat" because of the poor outcome of Brexit.

Daily Record

The ghosts in Scotland that 'emerge every February' after they were massacred

On one night in February, the ghosts of 38 Scots who were mercilessly slaughtered in 1692 are said to appear in the Highlands and re-enact the massacre on its anniversary.

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