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Community urged not to take law into their own hands over ‘African tribe’

Police have received a report in relation to an incident where the group says someone threw stones at them.

The Independent UK

Union begins fresh strike ballot in row over job cuts at University of Edinburgh

The University and College Union has already staged a walkout and more could now follow.

Evening Standard

Ex-diplomat ‘honoured’ to be appointed head of Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

Founded in 1670 as a physic garden to train medical students, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is now home to more than 13,500 species of plants,

The Independent UK

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Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh find lucky pine needles in sacred part of Japan

Edward and Sophie showed schoolchildren their lucky finds.

Evening Standard

Duchess of Edinburgh interacts with robot dog during Japan visit

Sophie tried out an AI suitcase and watched a child pat a robotic dog.

Evening Standard

‘African tribe’ evicted from woodland site and moves over fence

Officials evicted the group on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Future of Alexander Dennis secured by furlough investment, says Swinney

The furlough will act as a ‘bridge to the future’, the First Minister said.

Evening Standard

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Anti-immigration group and counter-protesters in Falkirk standoff

Scores of people from each side gathered outside the Cladhan Hotel on Saturday.

Evening Standard

‘African tribe’ camping in Scottish woods defiant after court removal order

Members of the so-called Kingdom of Kubala show no inclination to leave their campsite despite the legal action.

Evening Standard

Edinburgh Uni lecturers walk out on first of five days of industrial action

The University and College Union said it is ‘taking steps’ to extend its mandate for industrial action, which expires in November.

The Independent UK

‘Get back to the day job’, Findlay tells Swinney after independence speech

The First Minister addressed supporters on Thursday morning to make a call for a new vote on Scotland’s future.

Evening Standard

Westminster urged to commit to new referendum if pro-indy majority elected

The Scottish Government published a 22-page paper, Your Right To Decide, on Thursday.

Evening Standard

‘Unhelpful’ Budget date could delay Holyrood tax and spending plans to new year

Scottish Finance Secretary Shona Robison hit out after Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed she will outline her fiscal plans on November 26.

Evening Standard

Gregor Townsend backed to take Scotland forward after signing contract extension

There had been speculation about the future of the 52-year-old after back-to-back fourth-placed finishes in the Six Nations.

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First Minister to address Holyrood on Gaza

Scottish ministers discussed potential action at the weekly cabinet meeting on Tuesday.

The National (Scotland)

Celtic home truths delivered after Almaty, and why winless Rangers run must end

Anthony Ralston says the Celtic players demanded a reaction from one another after their Almaty nightmare, as he vowed to end winless run against…

Evening Standard

John Swinney ‘absolutely horrified’ by Holyrood hidden camera allegations

The First Minister spoke out on the issue as MSPs prepare to return to the Scottish Parliament on Tuesday after the summer recess.

Evening Standard

Protests outside asylum hotels ‘completely unacceptable’: Swinney

Demonstrations have taken place in recent weeks.

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Cost of scrapping peak rail fares will be sustainable, says Swinney

The First Minister said the policy would encourage people to use trains rather than cars.

Evening Standard

Peak rail fares scrapped in Scotland in ‘historic moment’

It comes after a near year-long pilot which the Government refused initially to extend.

The Independent UK

Three arrests made after Falkirk asylum hotel protests

One man was arrested and charged in connection with an offensive sign at a previous demonstration.

Evening Standard

Five arrests after masked men attempt to enter hotel as asylum protests continue

Most demonstrations appeared to be peaceful as police braced for further protests over the weekend after a Court of Appeal ruling on Friday.

The National (Scotland)

Protesters face-off with hundreds of anti-racism activists outside Falkirk hotel

ANGRY protesters who descended on a Falkirk hotel which they believed to house asylum seekers were met by hundreds of anti-racism activists on…

Evening Standard

Angry protests outside Falkirk ‘asylum hotel’

Hundreds of protesters and counter protesters assembled outside a hotel believed to be housing asylum seekers, in Falkirk.

Evening Standard

Ian Murray to cut steel on barge that will help deliver three new Navy ships

The Scottish Secretary is to visit the Navantia UK yard in Methil, Fife, on Tuesday, where the £8 million 1,400 tonne barge is being built.

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