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How to get a whole year of The National for just £20

THE National has launched a summer sale, offering a whole year of access to the newspaper for just £20 ...

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From the editor: Why you should subscribe for just £20 a year

THE media isn't in great shape ...

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Gangs are going global and so is the illegal gun trade – NZ can do more to fight it

According to the Global Organised Crime Index, international criminal activity has increased over the past two years. And the politically fractured post-pandemic world has made this even harder for nations to combat.

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Jeremy Deller is inviting London to a party it won't forget

‘It’s going to be like Bruegel meets the Simpsons,’ says the Turner Prize-winning artist of his free Trafalgar Square knees-up...

Evening Standard

Autosport National Podcast: Ingram and Watts at Super Touring Power 3

In this episode of the Autosport National Podcast, here's one of those interviews as Kevin sat down with Super Touring Veteran and historic racer Patrick Watts, and 2022 BTCC champion Tom Ingram.

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Scottish Greens admit 'error' in Holyrood candidate selection process

The Scottish Greens have admitted an "error" took place during its selection process for candidates to stand in next year's Holyrood…

The National (Scotland)

More of the media are speaking up on Gaza. But what are they saying?

IT is not very often the Daily Express is heralded by the left, but the newspaper created ripples on Wednesday with a harrowing front page on the…

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Greens Holyrood candidate announces late bid for party leadership

A SCOTTISH Greens Holyrood candidate has put forward a late bid for co-leadership of the party with just two days to go until nominations close.

The National (Scotland)

The end of open-plan classrooms: how school design reflects changing ideas in education

The end of open-plan classrooms in New Zealand, recently announced by Education Minister Erica Stanford, marks yet another swing of the pendulum in school design.

The Conversation

Unite canvass members on cutting ties with Labour

LABOUR faces losing its biggest union backer as reps are being canvassed on cutting ties with the party, The National can reveal.

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney sets out 3-point plan for fresh independence push

FIRST Minister John Swinney has set out a three-point plan for achieving Scottish independence – insisting that a democratic referendum is part…

The National (Scotland)

Activists 'to defy Labour with illegal pro-Palestine T-shirts' at Edinburgh protest

PROTESTERS are set to defy the Labour Government’s proscription of the group Palestine Action at a demonstration in Edinburgh, The National…

The National (Scotland)

Jobs lost and weddings cancelled as Scottish venue abruptly closes down

A SCOTTISH hotel and wedding venue has abruptly closed down, with people having their wedding plans cancelled at the last minute ...

The National (Scotland)

Inside the 'pivotal' Scottish Greens leadership contest

THE Scottish Greens are at a “pivotal moment” as the party gears up for its first leadership election without Patrick Harvie in almost two…

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Nye at the National Theatre: 'Michael Sheen shines'

3/5 Michael Sheen plays the founder of the NHS in this fine, if patchy, crowd-pleaser

The National (Scotland)

'An Israel-first approach': Inside the BBC’s Gaza coverage

A senior BBC journalist talks to The National about the broadcaster's coverage of Israel's assault on Gaza.

Guitar World

“Still processing it all. It might take a while”: Joe Bonamassa wraps his Rory Gallagher tribute shows and delivers a stunning cover of As The Crow Flies on Gallagher’s original 1932 National resonator

The gorgeous ancient relic was made famous by Gallagher’s take on the Tony Joe White song on his 1974 live album, Irish Tour

The National (Scotland)

'Stupid': Journalists blast BBC after binning 'high risk' Glastonbury shows

Journalists speaking to the Sunday National have described the BBC as 'timid and cowardly' following a decision not to broadcast 'high risk'…

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The National set to launch collaboration with Declassified UK

THE National is set to publish a collaboration with a leading independent media outlet, investigating the UK Government's use of spy flights over…

Autosport

Autosport National Podcast: Brands Hatch's Super Touring Power 3

Autosport National host Kevin Turner is joined by MotorSport Vision group motorsport event manager David Willey to pick out some of the highlights of the 2025 edition, including star performances from British Touring Car champions Colin Turkington and Tom Ingram.

The Guardian - UK

Eminem, AI and me: why artists need new laws in the digital age

I’m writing a book and can’t quote a single line from a song. So how can big tech legally feast on all the lyrics ever written? asks Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

Autosport

Autosport National: Ben Taylor on Thruxton's revamped 'superfunk'

Thruxton is the focus of the latest Autosport National Podcast with a review of last weekend's Thruxton Retro event and a look at other developments at the Hampshire speedbowl.

The National (Scotland)

More than 100 Labour MPs threaten to halt welfare cuts in biggest rebellion yet

MORE than 100 Labour MPs have signed their names to a Commons bid to halt the UK Government's welfare reforms ...

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Labour MSPs 'failing to turn up to do their jobs' amid rise in no-shows

Scottish Labour MSPs have been accused of failing to "turn up to do their jobs" amid a rise in the number of MSPs missing Holyrood votes

The Guardian - UK

Adeel Akhtar: ‘It seemed late in the day to start noticing Asian actors … we’ve been here a really long time’

He’s had supporting roles in almost every big TV show of the past few years, but now the man nicknamed Ideal Actor is taking the lead on stage, playing a top politician. He talks about challenging perceptions, being detained by the FBI and how he’s ‘redefining the idea of the…

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