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Today's rugby news as Gatland's former players question tactics and identity

The rugby news making headlines in Wales and around the world on Monday, February 27

Wales Online

Small producers 'could get year's grace period' from Deposit Return Scheme

Meanwhile, Scottish tourism body challenges next first minister to halt potential drinks advertising ban

Insider UK

Northern Lights 'likely' again tonight in Edinburgh after most magical display in years

Edinburgh locals ran out to catch sight of the Aurora Borealis on Sunday night as the phenomenon could be seen across Scotland. Now the Met Office says it's 'likely' they will be seen again.

Edinburgh Live

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Glasgow woman living with bipolar says cost of living has worsened mental health

Scotland's next first minister has been urged to increase spending on and staffing levels for mental health services after "deeply worrying" new research was released.

Glasgow Live

Northern lights dazzle across Scotland, Ireland and south through England

People share sightings of aurora borealis, with reports from as far south as Cornwall, and spectacle expected to repeat on Monday night

The Guardian - AU

What to expect this week as we dig into Scotland's past and future energy wealth

THE astonishing potential oil wealth in the North Sea was kept hidden by the UK Government – but a new series from The National will set out just…

The National (Scotland)

Wind, wave, and solar: The science behind why Scotland is so energy rich

WE often hear about how Scotland is responsible for a significant chunk of Europe’s renewable potential and how the country could lead an energy…

The National (Scotland)

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Northern Lights 'likely' again tonight in Scotland after most magical display in years

Last night's Aurora Borealis in Scotland will live long in many people's memories. But other parts of the UK also had rare glimpses of the phenomenon

Daily Record

Bias against people in poverty is 'extensive and deep-rooted' in Scotland

A report published by the Scottish Parliament's cross-party group on poverty recommends making education about poverty part of Scotland’s national curriculum for schools.

Daily Record

Northern Lights 'likely' to be seen again tonight after stunning display in Wales, England, Ireland and Scotland

'Ideally, the lights will be best viewed away from any light pollution, in remote areas, facing the northern horizon'

Wales Online

Andy Farrell hopeful Ireland will have key players back for Scotland test

Ireland are the only side still in Grand Slam contention.

The Independent UK

Half of Scots think Scottish Government doing badly on strikes, poll finds

A survey by Ipsos found 50% thought the Scottish Government was doing badly, while 22% believe it has done a good job in recent disputes.

The Independent UK

Ian Blackford declares it ‘has to be Humza’ for Scotland’s next first minister

The former SNP Westminster leader has become the latest figure in the party to endorse Mr Yousaf in the race to succeed Nicola Sturgeon.

The Independent UK

'It has to be Humza': Ian Blackford endorses Humza Yousaf in SNP leadership race

The SNP’s former Leader at Westminster, Ian Blackford, has announced his support for Humza Yousaf in the race to become the party’s next leader.

The National (Scotland)

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Six Nations ratings: How Scotland players performed in defeat to France

Stuart Hogg: Defiant in defence and determined in attack, the full-back epitomised the attitude that took Scotland ever so close to a dramatic…

Irish Mirror

Mack Hansen says Ireland can't get carried away with Grand Slam talk

Ireland have won their first three games but Mack Hansen says the side are not getting carried away.

Radio France Internationale

France see off Scotland to rekindle Six Nations title ambitions

France relaunched their floundering Six Nations campaign on Sunday following a hard-fought 32-21 victory over Scotland at the Stade de France

The National (Scotland)

Scotland’s perfect Six Nations record ends as poor start proves costly in France

Gregor Townsend’s side were ripped apart early on as the hosts raced into a 19-0 lead.

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The Independent UK

Gregor Townsend proud of Scotland’s ‘best performance’ of Six Nations so far

The Scots were 19-0 down after a torrid opening 20-minute period in Stade de France

Daily Record

Nick Walsh League Cup final performance billed 'Champions League standard' as ex refs go weak at the knees

Nick Walsh has been called the 'No. 1 referee in Scotland' after his performance at Hampden Park on Sunday afternoon.

Glasgow Live

The house near Glasgow built by Scotland's most famous architect that's kept within a chain mail box

Hill House is one of Scotland's, and possibly the UK's, most incredible architectural marvels built by Charles Rennie MacKintosh – not only that, the conservation work created to protect it is a marvel in itself.

Daily Record

3 talking points as Scotland fall to France defeat despite late comeback in Paris

It was an action-packed encounter with two red cards in the first 11 minutes and seven tries scored overall.

The Guardian - UK

Scotland fall to France and Gaël Fickou in 14-a-side Six Nations battle

Grant Gilchrist and Mohamed Haouas were sent off early on as France won 32-21 in Paris, with 17 points from Thomas Ramos, despite a Scotland fightback

Evening Standard

France 32-21 Scotland: Scots perfect run ended as two sent off in Six Nations epic

Grant Gilchrist and Mohamed Haouas sent off early as brilliant Scotland rue dreadful start

The Independent UK

France end Scotland’s perfect Six Nations record after torrid start

Gregor Townsend’s side were ripped apart early on as the hosts raced into a 19-0 lead

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