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Waysiders/Drumpellier make history by fielding their first women's team at rugby festival

The event was held in effort to inspire more women and girls into the sport during the Women’s Rugby World Cup.

Daily Record

Stuart Cosgrove: Qatar World Cup is a manifestation of a venal governing body

Many people are only now waking up to the unprecedented levels of greed that lay at the heart of Fifa’s decision to choose to locate the World Cup…

The National (Scotland)

Judgement Day Rallies Guide: ‘We’ll galvanise the Yes movement’

THE Yes movement is gearing up to receive the verdict from the UK Supreme Court on whether Scotland can legislate for an advisory independence…

The National (Scotland)

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Playhouses gearing up for Christmas return - here's the top pantos on this year

SANTA has paused his flexitarian diet in order to achieve the requisite level of rotundness. The recruitment process is under way to find the…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish cities are being hit ‘particularly hard’ by the cost of living crisis

SCOTLAND is being hit “particularly hard” by the cost of living crisis, with cities north of the Border facing some of the highest inflation…

The National (Scotland)

Supermarkets refusal to pay 'fair' price for eggs will result in shortages

RETAILERS’ refusals to pay a “fair” price for eggs will see shortages continue right through next year, the Sunday National can reveal.

The National (Scotland)

'Infinite workload and low pay': The barriers for women entering elected office

THERE is a significant underrepresentation of carers and parents standing for elected office in Scotland, a survey has shown.

The National (Scotland)

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Upcoming centenary of Christopher Murray Grieve's first work deserves recognition

NEXT year – 2023 – will mark a century since the publication of Christopher Murray Grieve’s first book, Annals of the Five Senses.

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow exhibition displays future of photography in Scotland

EVERY year since 2008, the Street Level Photoworks gallery in Glasgow has hosted Futureproof, a winter festival of work from the BA Photography and…

The National (Scotland)

Only five out of 45 clinics offering pregnancy scans in Scotland are registered

ONLY five of 45 private clinics offering pregnancy scans in Scotland are registered with the national regulatory body, prompting fears unqualified…

The National (Scotland)

Councils in Scotland face crippling budget black holes of more than £1.2billion

The massive deficits across 32 local authorities have sparked fears of major tax rises or deep cuts to services.

Daily Record

Beaming family of Scots dad jailed in Iraq say his return home is 'better than winning the lottery'

Brian Glendinning, 43, finally made it home to Fife today after his spell in an Iraqi prison.

Daily Record

Police Scotland beards ban under review after complaints from officers

Controversial new rules banning beards were brought in during the pandemic to allow high-quality Covid masks to be fitted.

Daily Record

Scots influencers earning thousands of pounds per social media post as eye-watering deals revealed

With Kim Kardashian reportedly earning upwards of £800,000 per Instagram post, scores of hopefuls are joining the ranks to carve out a career.

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Maeda on sympathy for Celtic teammates, and how Kewell turned him around

THE inclusion of Daizen Maeda in Hajime Moriyasu’s Japan squad for the World Cup raised one or two eyebrows in Scotland.

Daily Record

5 Scottish Championship stars on January transfer standby as Dipo Akinyemi's red hot form continues

Top-flight club's are likely to be swarming around talented individuals from Scotland's lower league's.

Wales Online

Scotland v Argentina descends into chaos amid 12 tries, mass brawl, shocking incidents and six cards

Scotland dominated the stop-start affair while there was plenty of drama against Argentina

Daily Mirror

Met Office confirm seven inches of snow to hit tonight as temperatures plunge across UK

The Met Office has predicted more than seven inches of snow in parts of Britain tonight, with the first flurries expected at 7pm in the first "significant snowfall" this year for parts of Scotland

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The Independent UK

Darcy Graham hat-trick helps Scotland see off 14-man Argentina in feisty encounter

Scotland 52-29 Argentina: The Pumas had Marcos Kremer red-carded in the first half and then received three yellow cards after the break

The Guardian - UK

Graham and Russell inspire Scotland to punish Argentina after Kremer red

Darcy Graham scored a hat-trick in Scotland’s 52-29 victory at home to Argentina with the visitors losing Marcos Kremer to a first-half red card

Liverpool Echo

Ange Postecoglou has point to prove against Everton and Celtic squad decision shows it

We get the inside track on Celtic and their manager Ange Postecoglou ahead of their Sydney Super Cup clash with Everton

The Independent UK

Scotland vs Argentina LIVE: Rugby result and reaction as Darcy Graham gets hat-trick in feisty Scottish win

Scotland 52-29 Argentina: Darcy Graham notched a hat-trick in a bizarre game that included six cards and 12 tries

Daily Record

Snow set to hit parts of Scotland tonight - exactly when and where to expect wintry blast

Some residents are in for a cold shock as weather charts show exactly when and where snow will fall tonight across the country.

Daily Mirror

Flooding hits UK overnight with roads under water: Flood alerts for today as rain resumes

Flooding has hit parts of Scotland and north-east England with police searching for a woman reportedly swept into a river in Aberdeenshire - and there's more flood warnings today

Daily Record

Scots dad's Iraq prison 'nightmare' finally over as he arrives back home in Scotland

After months of 'hell', Brian flew into Edinburgh Airport this morning and was met by his emotional loved ones.

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