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Nigel Farage doubles-down with false claim Scottish media 'tried to provoke violence'

Nigel Farage has doubled-down on his attacks on the Scottish media

The National (Scotland)

'That's not true': Nigel Farage clashes with Scottish media over anti-racism protests

REFORM UK leader Nigel Farage was called out by members of the Scottish press on Monday after claiming that a newspaper had colluded with…

The National (Scotland)

Susan Egelstaff: Glasgow 2014 didn't increase participation? Of course it didn't

Reports in The Herald this week have confirmed that Glasgow 2014 didn't increase participation. Of course it didn't; the 'legacy' promise has long…

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Scottish Water execs see bonuses soar by a third in one year amid worker pay dispute

SCOTTISH Water executives have seen bonuses jump by over a third in one year amid workers pay dispute.

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Water bills in Scotland ‘will be £113 cheaper’ than in England and Wales

Scotland's water bills will be £113 cheaper than in England and Wales despite an upcoming price hike from Scottish Water.

The National (Scotland)

Fergus Ewing could be barred from standing as SNP candidate in Holyrood election

Fergus Ewing could be banned from standing as an SNP candidate at the next Holyrood election.

The National (Scotland)

Labour accept defeat and end legal battle with council over councillor’s blunder

LABOUR have accepted defeat and have ended their legal dispute with Glasgow City Council over a councillor who failed to resign from their local…

The National (Scotland)

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Police Scotland respond to suggestion Operation Branchform 'held up'

Police Scotland have rejected a suggestion that any “hold up” in the Operation Branchform investigation is due to them ...

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Alex Salmond would have wanted me to be Alba leader, claims Ash Regan

ASH Regan has said that Alex Salmond would have thought it made sense for her to replace him as Alba leader...

The National (Scotland)

Former SNP MP says Westminster bar spiking scandal 'not first incident'

A FORMER SNP MP has said she knows of another alleged incident at a notorious Westminster bar after it was closed due to an alleged drink spiking…

The National (Scotland)

National Galleries of Scotland warns of potential closure without urgent investment

THE National Galleries of Scotland (NGS) has said it could need to close one of its galleries without financial support from the Scottish…

The National (Scotland)

Kate Forbes hits back at Anas Sarwar over 'bizarre' comments on business

SCOTLAND’S Deputy First Minister has hit out at Anas Sarwar after comments he made on reform around quangos supporting businesses in Scotland...

The National (Scotland)

Lorna Slater suggests Greens open to new Bute House Agreement after 2026 election

LORNA Slater has suggested the Scottish Greens would be open to working with the SNP in government again after the next Holyrood election...

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow residents could be without councillor 'for months' after Labour legal blunder

VOTERS in a council ward in Glasgow could potentially be without a councillor for months – after Mary McNab was forced to resign following a legal…

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Alex Cole-Hamilton outlines independence spending demands ahead of Budget

ALEX Cole-Hamilton has said there are “areas of great communality” between both the SNP and LibDems as reports suggest the parties are preparing…

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar named Scottish Politician of the Year

SCOTTISH Labour leader Anas Sarwar has been named Scottish Politician of the Year, collecting the award for the second time in three years...

The Independent UK

How Raygun cashed in on being a viral Olympic laughing stock

Rachael Gunn became a viral sensation after her breakdancing routine failed to score a single point at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Mike Bedigan examines her remarkable journey from laughing stock to villain and now cult hero — and how she is now cashing in on her notoriety

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Anger as Keir Starmer 'excludes' Scottish cities from key government meeting

AN SNP council leader has hit out at Keir Starmer for “excluding” Scottish cities from a key government meeting ...

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'World-class': New £100 million golf course and resort expansion planned

PLANS for a new golf course and expansion to a remote resort in Argyll will cost upwards of £100 million, the owner has revealed ...

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Labour activists turn on 'divisive' candidate as they warn she will 'damage' party

A LABOUR candidate in a key election battleground has been called “divisive” as activists warn she will “damage” the party if elected ...

The National (Scotland)

Former Nicola Sturgeon adviser backs Labour at General Election

A FORMER SNP adviser has backed Labour at the next General Election...

Newcastle Herald

Lessons still to be learnt from the Train Wreck of Operation Normal

'Train Wreck at Operation Normal'

The National (Scotland)

Toni Giugliano cleared of rule breach by SNP over Falkirk selection row

TONI Giugliano has been cleared by the SNP of wrongdoing after complaints were made around his selection as the party’s candidate in Falkirk.

The National (Scotland)

Jackie Baillie and Alister Jack scoop top prizes at Scottish politician awards

SCOTTISH Labour’s Jackie Baillie has been named the Herald’s politician of the year, while Tory Cabinet Secretary Alister Jack scooped the…

The National (Scotland)

Home Office slammed for 'reprehensible' plan to use MRI to age assess asylum seekers

THE Scottish Government has hit out at the Home Office for using children as “pawns” over plans to use MRI scanners to determine the age of…

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