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Meet the bright spark dog trained to sniff out faults in Scotland’s power network

Jac, a seven-year-old springer spaniel, can find scent of underground problems and point them out with his paw to engineers.

Daily Record

Support worker warns of 'huge rise in homelessness' as 250 people died on Scotland's streets

Julie Woods has warned that the government needs to work on preventative measures, as statistics show 250 people died from homelessness in the past year.

Daily Record

Ashley Jensen named as new star of BBC's Shetland and 'can’t wait to work in Scotland again'

The 53-year-old from Annan is best known for Ricky Gervais shows Extras and After Life and internationally for Ugly Betty.

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Equity investment in Scotland’s smaller businesses rises despite economic headwinds

Report also finds that smaller businesses in deprived areas are being stifled by a lack of access to finance

Insider UK

After Life star to lead hit BBC drama Shetland

The new series, written by Paul Logue, will be filmed in locations on the Shetland Isles and across Scotland from the spring.

The Independent UK

Tens of thousands of Scotland’s teachers to strike on Thursday

EIS union members reject new pay offer and plan action that will lead to closure of most schools in Scotland

The Guardian - UK

No mission impossible for Tom Cruse at Edinburgh, says Mike Blair

NEW Edinburgh signing Tom Cruse may have limited opportunities to make an on-field impact with the capital club, but head coach Mike Blair is…

The National (Scotland)

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Edinburgh teachers reject 'insulting' pay offer as walk-out set to go ahead this week

The Scottish Government made a new offer to the EIS (Educational Institute of Scotland) and SSTA (Scottish Secondary Teachers' Association) unions on Tuesday in a bid to prevent industrial action, with the former set to strike this week

Edinburgh Live

Scotland teaching strikes to go ahead as pay offer rejected as 'abject insult'

The Scottish Government made a new offer to the EIS and SSTA on Tuesday in a bid to prevent strikes from going ahead. However, hours after it was tabled, members backed industrial action.

Glasgow Live

SNP's Westminster group split on attending Supreme Court rally with Yes activists

IT remains unclear how many of the SNP's Westminster MPs in London will stand with activists outside the Supreme Court and at rallies across…

The National (Scotland)

Teaching unions reject latest pay offer branding it an 'abject insult'

Industrial action is set to take place on Thursday, November 24 in schools across Scotland.

Daily Record

Alex Salmond to speak at rally responding to Supreme Court's indyref2 verdict

ALEX Salmond is a confirmed speaker at one of the 15 rallies across Scotland being held in reaction to the Supreme Court verdict on a bid for…

The National (Scotland)

Everything you need to know about the Supreme Court Decision Day rallies

TIME for Scotland and Europe for Scotland have organised rallies across Scotland and Europe for those who support independence to express how they…

The National (Scotland)

See where South and North Lanarkshire rank in 'happiest' places to live report

The study has revealed which parts of Scotland have the highest and lowest levels of happiness, life satisfaction, and anxiety

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Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh homeless deaths rise by nearly 150 per cent in four years

Thirty nine people died in the capital last year according to the National Records of Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Trans law reform clears penultimate hurdles on path to becoming law

THE reform of gender recognition policy in Scotland has moved on to the final stage of parliamentary scrutiny before becoming law.

The National (Scotland)

Independent Scotland will have ‘greater scrutiny of arms trade’

AN independent Scotland will have greater scrutiny and monitoring of the arms trade as part of plans to become a “global leader” in the…

The National (Scotland)

'Pause' indyref2 plans even if Supreme Court rules in favour, Yes strategist says

THE First Minister should “pause” plans for indyref2 even if the Supreme Court rules Holyrood can legislate for a second vote, the former…

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Scotland launches wellbeing economy toolkit as campaigners call for action

A TOOLKIT that will help local authorities move towards a wellbeing economy has been announced by the Scottish Government.

Daily Record

Teachers in Scotland offered new pay deal in bid to avoid strike and keep classrooms open

The new offer of a 6.85 per cent increase falls short of the 10 per cent demanded by education unions.

Daily Mirror

Australia's extraordinary Scottish connection across nearly half of World Cup 2022 squad

WORLD CUP 2022 PREVIEW: AUSTRALIA - The Socceroos' squad features 11 players with Scottish links, Newcastle's newest teenage recruit and the Joker in the pack

The National (Scotland)

Choice facing Scotland in indyref2 'much bigger' than in 2014, John Curtice says

THE choice for Scotland in a second independence referendum will be “much bigger” than the one faced in 2014, Professor John Curtice has said.

Daily Record

Darren Fletcher faces family sibling rivalry as twin sons could line up AGAINST each other in Auld Enemy clash

Darren Fletcher made 80 caps for Scotland across a 14-year spell but could see his son line up for England instead...

Glasgow Live

Scotland's most popular baby names 2022 as top 100 list depicts favourites

UKBabyNames has published the latest data on the most popular baby names in whole of Scotland, with Olivia and Jack once again taking the top spots on the list.

The National (Scotland)

Rise in Scots negatively impacted by someone else's drinking

TWO in five adults in Scotland have been negatively affected by someone else’s drinking, a report has found.

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