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Fans bring cult card game back to life with Scottish city hosting world tournament

A VOLUNTEER-LED gaming organisation is deep in the midst of planning a 300-person world championship tournament in Edinburgh later this year.

The National (Scotland)

Hollywood stunt experts bring training workshops to Scotland this summer

A NEW BOOST for Scotland’s burgeoning screen industry is planned for this summer when top stunt, stage, and screen action professionals will share…

The National (Scotland)

Creative sparks fly as two top Scottish production studios join forces

TWO of Scotland’s most respected post-production studios have formed a partnership combining their “creative firepower” as they aim to…

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Grangemouth closure risks fuel shortages and rationing, MP claims

MINISTERS have been warned that the closure of Scotland’s last oil refinery risks fuel shortages and even rationing.

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Adolescence sparks fresh focus on Scotland’s growing youth violence crisis

AN increase in petty violence among Glasgow’s teenagers could lead to a rise in serious violent crime in the coming years if attitudes go…

The National (Scotland)

First Minister John Swinney to focus on making Scots ‘healthier and wealthier’

The SNP leader will set out his plans for the coming year in his Programme for Government statement on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

'It's needed now more than ever': Thousands march in support of Scottish independence

AROUND 5000 independence supporters marched through Glasgow on Saturday, proving the Yes movement remains strong amidst the rise of the far right…

The National (Scotland)

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John Swinney urges UK’s biggest news agency to reconsider Scottish job cuts

FIRST Minister John Swinney has urged PA Media to reconsider its plans to cut jobs in its Scottish newsroom ...

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John Swinney urged to put 'country before party' and join Independence Summit

FIRST Minister John Swinney has been urged to put his “country before his party” and take part in an independence summit ahead of next year's…

The National (Scotland)

Rod Stewart praised by fans after paying for boy’s autism diagnosis following three-year wait

Iain Gregori, four, had been waiting three years to get his condition recognised

The Independent UK

Anas Sarwar 'shamefully silent' as Labour MPs demand 'change' from Keir Starmer

ANAS Sarwar has been accused of being “shamefully silent” after Labour MPs have demanded a change of course by the party leadership after a poor…

The National (Scotland)

'Football ban makes me feel sick': Transgender player hits out at SFA rules change

SCOTLAND'S only transgender football player affected by the SFA’s rule change to ban non-biological females has hit out at the sporting body…

The National (Scotland)

Four arrests made following 'violent incidents' across Scotland

DETECTIVES investigating violent incidents in the east and west of Scotland are continuing their efforts to target those responsible ...

The National (Scotland)

The Premiership is (almost) perfect but the lower leagues need ripped up and revamped

Long overdue plans to change Scotland's lower leagues could help the country to produce more homegrown footballers and raise standards.

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Jolyon Maugham: Why I think Supreme Court legal challenge could succeed in Scotland

A TOP barrister has said he hopes a legal challenge against the Supreme Court’s ruling that a woman is defined by “biological sex” will be…

Evening Standard

Tackling climate change vital, says Swinney in warning over ‘dangerous rhetoric’

The Scottish First Minister urged politicians from all parties to ‘recommit’ to action to tackle rising global temperatures.

Euronews

Whisky, history and the Loch Ness monster: Inverness is the gateway to the Scottish Highlands

Inverness is a small but thriving city, one of the fastest-growing in the United Kingdom.

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney stresses 'threat' of Nigel Farage after English elections

Scotland must be “alive” to the “threat” of Nigel Farage, the First Minister has said, after Reform UK’s strong performance in England’s…

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Evening Standard

Swinney: Scotland must be alive to the threat of Farage after English elections

Scotland’s First Minister attacked Labour and the Tories for ‘cosying up’ to Reform, which performed strongly in local elections south of the border.

The National (Scotland)

Plans launched for battery storage site at Scottish tourist attraction

Major new plans are being launched for a green energy scheme at a major tourist attraction in Largs

The Guardian - UK

Post your questions for Duncan Ferguson

Is there anything you would like to ask the former Everton, Rangers, Dundee United, Newcastle and Scotland striker?

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government drops plans to criminalise misogyny and end conversion practices

THE Scottish Government has quietly dropped plans to criminalise misogyny and end conversion practices during the current parliamentary session

The National (Scotland)

'No progress': Labour gains in Scotland have been lost, says polling expert

Gains Labour made last year when Sir Keir Starmer won a landslide Westminster election have “largely been lost”, a polling expert has said.

Evening Standard

Labour has ‘largely lost’ its gains in Scotland, says polling expert

It came as a new poll found John Swinney’s SNP is on track to again be the largest party at Holyrood after next year’s election.

The National (Scotland)

David Ovens: Athletics is, and has been for some time, Scotland's leading sport

Scottishathletics chair, David Ovens, believes his sport is in as healthy a place as its ever been, but he will, he says, never become complacent.

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