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Sean Connery family plans new filmmaking centre in Edinburgh

SIR Sean Connery’s family is planning to open a major new filmmaking centre in Edinburgh dedicated to developing the next generation of Scottish…

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Scottish housebuilder collapses into administration with no homes finished

A HOUSEBUILDING firm in East Lothian has collapsed into administration, leaving a number of homes “part-complete,” with lawyers having to call…

The National (Scotland)

Major Glasgow events campus to see '£1bn-a-year-boost' in huge expansion plans

Glasgow's largest concert arena is set to benefit from wider expansion plans which could create up to £1 billion a year

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Step forward for plans to reopen disused Edinburgh rail line as report ordered

A DISUSED rail line in Edinburgh could see a new lease of life as transport chiefs have commissioned a "high-level feasibility study" for…

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Scottish Labour 'lost access to tools' after Anas Sarwar urged Keir Starmer to quit

Scottish Labour activists lost access to campaign tools ahead of the Holyrood election after Anas Sarwar called for Keir Starmer to quit, according…

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In 2019, an international team began monitoring Greenland's Petermann Glacier's floating ice tongue from space. 7 years later, 76.4 sq km broke away, creating a Manhattan-sized ice island, while two more could reduce the tongue by 254 sq km

Greenland's Petermann Glacier lost a large iceberg, its biggest since 2012. Scientists have monitored this glacier's floating ice tongue for seven years. Two more large ice islands are expected to break away soon. This calving event offers a rare chance to study Arctic ice formations. The detached ice mass could…

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Scottish Labour in chaos after insider’s ‘untrue’ claims about leadership candidate

Scottish Labour have descended into chaos after insiders accused one leadership candidate of plotting to sack party staff

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Two Scottish city leaders demand UK Government devolution funding deal

TWO of the leaders from Scotland’s largest city regions have demanded that the UK Government deliver a “second stage devolution” settlement…

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Scotland's largest trade union set to boycott Reform UK events

SCOTLAND'S largest trade union is set to boycott Reform UK's party conferences, it has emerged

The National (Scotland)

Green MSP to take leave of absence after revealing battle with rare illness

A GREEN MSP is to take a leave of absence from the Scottish Parliament for a planned procedure, as she revealed her battle with a rare and…

The National (Scotland)

Judges announce this year's winners of Scots language poetry competition

THIS year’s McCash Scots language poetry competition has been judged. It is organised by the department of Scottish Literature at Glasgow…

The National (Scotland)

What Scottish Labour spent on doomed Holyrood campaign in Glasgow and Edinburgh

SCOTTISH Labour didn’t hold back financially in Glasgow during the Holyrood election – especially when it came to their leader ...

The National (Scotland)

Former National editor to receive honorary doctorate

The editor-in-chief of Newsquest Scotland is to receive an honorary doctorate from Glasgow Caledonian University ...

The National (Scotland)

Peter Murrell expected to offer plea deal to pay back embezzled party funds

Peter Murrell is expected to offer to pay back the funds he embezzled from the SNP as part of the legal case his defence lawyers will make at his…

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Reform candidate in Scottish by-election blasted over 'satanic trash' comment

REFORM UK’s candidate in a forthcoming Scottish by-election has been condemned over comments in which she described actors as “satanic…

The Independent UK

Cruise passenger wins $300K lawsuit after staff served her 14 shots of tequila – and she fell and injured herself

Diana Sanders suffered a severe fall during a the Carnival cruise from Los Angeles to Hawaii in January 2024

Latin Times

Released FBI Interview Includes Uncorroborated Assault Allegation Against Trump: 'Let Me Teach You How Little Girls Are Supposed to Be'

The Justice Department released three previously withheld FBI interview summaries from 2019 in which a woman alleged that Jeffrey Epstein trafficked her to Donald Trump when she was a minor in the 1980s.

The National (Scotland)

Private art gallery in Glasgow announces closure after more than 30 years

A private art gallery in Glasgow is set to close after more than 30 years in operation

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Former MP challenging Alex Kerr for SNP national secretary role

A FORMER SNP MP is reportedly challenging the party’s current national secretary following revelations that the office bearer mishandled evidence…

The National (Scotland)

Train operator slammed for advertising Edinburgh as extension of 'North London'

THE London North Eastern Railway (LNER) has been slammed for advertising Edinburgh as an extension of “North London” ...

The National (Scotland)

Nick Rodger: Could Walker Cup be expanded to include continental Euro stars?

The National (Scotland)

SNP rebels set 'independence day' date in amended plans

A GROUP of SNP rebels have amended their independence plan and set a date for Scottish independence after their initial proposal was dropped from…

The National (Scotland)

Royal Navy should sail to Gaza and deliver vital aid, says MSP

The Royal Navy should sail to Gaza and deliver aid to its starving people, an MSP has said ...

The National (Scotland)

Kate Forbes not barred from Summerhall, venue confirms

An arts venue has said it has not banned Scotland’s Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes from the building after a row over her speaking at an event.

The Independent UK

Kate Forbes not banned from Summerhall building, venue says

The Scottish Deputy First Minister was a guest at a Fringe event held at the Edinburgh venue.

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