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Scottish minister lands in Dublin to 'deepen relationship with Ireland' and discuss Ukraine

SCOTLAND'S Ukraine minister has said accommodating people fleeing the Russian invasion will be on the agenda during a visit to Ireland this week.

The National (Scotland)

Ryan Porteous Hibs future latest as owner Ron Gordon delivers 'very hopeful' update

The new Scotland international is out of contract in the summer and will be free to talk to other interested parties come January 1. The Hibees are desperate for him to remain in Leith.

Edinburgh Live

Ian Murray: Labour to use ‘every mechanism’ to force election amid Tory ‘chaos’

The shadow secretary of state for Scotland has said he witnessed “jostling, shouting and swearing” among Tory MPs.

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UK weather forecast: Balmy 21C highs amid heavy rain and strong 50mph gusts

The UK is set for more high temperatures for the time of year with the mercury hitting 21C over the coming days but it will be accompanied by heavy rain in many areas and strong winds

Daily Mirror

People nearing State Pension age could be due wide range of extra benefits during retirement

There are more than a dozen benefits and discounts available for men and women aged over 66.

Daily Record

Addo-Carr excited by Dogs reunion

Josh Addo-Carr is excited to link up with Canterbury teammate Matt Burton at Test level as they prepare to face an emerging Bulldogs star in a Scotland jersey.

AAP

Finn Russell snub down to form not discipline for Gregor Townsend

FINN Russell’s surprise omission from the Scotland squad for the Autumn Nations Series is because of form and inconsistency, according to Gregor…

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Townsend rewards form and consistency after selection snubs for Russell and Hogg

Russell has been left out of the squad for the Autumn Nations Series while Jamie Ritchie has replaced Hogg as skipper.

The Independent UK

Glasgow restaurant says it was 'absolute pleasure' to serve Nicola Sturgeon

Scotland's First Minister was spotted at a popular Glasgow restaurant on Wednesday.

The National (Scotland)

Ex-Wallaby Dempsey could face his old team

Jack Dempsey, capped 14 times for the Wallabies, could face his former team after being selected under new rules in Scotland's rugby squad.

AAP

Ooh, ah, up the 'Ra: why Ireland's women footballers are under fire for singing after their historic win

The Irish women’s football team has qualified for their first Fifa World Cup, beating Scotland 1-0. In the aftermath of the match, the team celebrated by cheering and chanting in the locker room, including the line “Ooh, ah, up the ‘Ra”, from The Celtic Symphony. Originally performed by The Wolfe…

The Conversation

15 of the most popular questions about travelling to Scotland - answered

With visiting Scotland becoming more popular than ever we thought we'd take a look at some of the most popular questions about travelling here.

Daily Record

Finn Russell left out of Scotland squad as Jamie Ritchie takes over captaincy

The fly-half was given the summer off but has not been brought back into the fold by Gregor Townsend.

The Independent UK

'I visited one of the of the last remaining Wimpy restaurants in Scotland and it was joyous'

Darren Dowling said the trip was a "joyous experience" walking back into his childhood.

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New report exposes extreme damage Brexit has wreaked on UK trade

NEW research has further shed light on the negative impact Brexit is having on UK trade.

The National (Scotland)

'We won't take advice from unelected Lord': SNP reject calls to slash tax below UK level

THE SNP have rejected calls by Malcolm Offord to cut taxes saying “won’t be taking advice from an unelected Tory Lord”.

Daily Record

New 250 mile Coast to Coast cycle route gets green light in south of Scotland

The Coast to Coast route will run from Stranraer in the west to Eyemouth in the east.

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EU law bill puts food standards at risk in 'all-out attack' on devolution, say SNP

THE Tories will be performing an "all-out attack" on devolution if the retained EU law bill is passed, the SNP's Cabinet Office…

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Daily Record

Police release CCTV of man after Glasgow bus station attack

Police Scotland have urged a man or anyone who might know him to make contact with them after the serious assault in August.

Glasgow Live

Abortion campaigners brand SNP 'utter disgrace' after abstaining from buffer zone vote

The SNP abstained from a vote to introduce buffer zones to abortion clinics across England and Wales. Back Off Scotland, a Scottish campaign group for country-wide buffer zones, has condemned the decision as an "utter disgrace".

AAP

West Indies survive Zimbabwe T20 fright

Alzarri Joseph has taken 4-16 to help the West Indies beat Zimbabwe by 31 runs and keep their Twenty20 World Cup campaign alive.

Reuters

Schools in Scotland, Uganda and Chile among 'world's best' in new prize

Schools in Scotland, Uganda, Chile, Philippines and the United States triumphed at the inaugural "World’s Best School Prizes" on Wednesday for feats including saving mangroves and expanding classrooms in an area hit by war.

Daily Record

Scots campaigners slam SNP abstention on abortion clinic buffer zone vote

An amendment allowing the introduction of nationwide buffer zones around abortion clinics in England and Wales passed in the UK Parliament by 297 Yes votes to 110 Nos.

Wales Online

Half of doctors who graduate in Wales leave to practise somewhere else

The GMC report also found that Wales has fewer doctors per head than England or Scotland

The National (Scotland)

Westminster blocking indyref2 as 'it's not in Scots' interests', says Pamela Nash

SCOTLAND in Union chief executive Pamela Nash has claimed Westminster is blocking an independence referendum because it’s “not in Scotland’s…

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