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Plans to transform Scottish steelworks into huge AI data centre with 2000 jobs

PLANS have been unveiled to transform part of the former Ravenscraig steelworks into what could become "one of the UK’s largest green AI data…

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'Bizarre': Question Time called out as Reform councillor joins Scottish panel

THE BBC’s decision to platform Reform UK in Scotland when the right-wing party has no elected members has been branded “bizzarre”.

The National (Scotland)

Volunteer thanks royal family for ‘believing’ in Ukraine after receiving honour

Hannah Beaton-Hawryluk was made an MBE for services to the Ukrainian community in Scotland.

Evening Standard

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New poll shows how every Scottish seat could vote – see your area

A NEW in-depth poll has suggested Reform could win Westminster seats in Scotland for the first time - and shows the right-wing party making inroads…

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Calls for Scotland-wide seagull summit amid warnings someone could be killed

Tory MSP Rachael Hamilton quoted one Scot as saying people are ‘scared, attacked and traumatised’ by the birds.

The Independent UK

Tree planting hits 20-year high in England but drops in Scotland, figures show

Scottish planting rates have fallen back after surging levels of woodland creation last year, the data reveals.

Evening Standard

'The best': Milos Kerkez makes bold Andy Robertson claim as Liverpool confirm new signing

Scotland international is approaching the final year of his contract at Anfield

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Calls for private jet tax as Scottish airport sees 'alarming' surge in flights

The number of non-commercial flights out of one Scottish airport has increased by a third in the last year alone, sparking calls for a private jet…

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Reform UK predicted to pick up first Scottish seats in landmark poll

A major poll has found that Reform UK would pick up its first seats in Scotland if a Westminster election were held today

The National (Scotland)

Who is on tonight's BBC Question Time panel in St Andrews?

The BBC's Question Time programme is returning to Scotland on Thursday evening

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Debutants galore as Lions change it up for Force battle

The British & Irish Lions have overhauled their starting line-up for the clash with the Western Force as they look to give plenty of new players a crack.

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MSPs pass legislation to abolish Scotland’s exams body

MSPs have passed legislation in Holyrood that will abolish Scotland’s exam body

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100 charities challenge Ian Murray and Scottish Labour to oppose UK welfare cuts

MORE than 100 charities have united to urge Scottish MPs to reject proposed welfare cuts by the Labour Government, claiming they would push more…

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Pro-independence Holyrood majority 'matters for future of politics' – John Curtice

WHETHER or not Scotland elects a pro-independence majority to the Holyrood parliament next year “matters for the future of politics”, Professor…

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Alasdair Gray: unseen artworks offer insight into a profoundly creative and original artist

Artist, writer, playwright, illustrator – and the man who made the Oscar-winning film Poor Things possible – Alasdair Gray was one of Scotland’s great creative polymaths and eccentrics, now celebrated every year on “Gray Day” (February 25). A new exhibition at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery in Glasgow has opened to…

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Meet the engineer hoping to be the first Palestinian-Scot MSP in Holyrood

An engineer in Scotland is hoping to become the first Palestinian-Scot to serve as an MSP in Holyrood

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Family-run caravan park named best in Scotland for second consecutive year

A FAMILY-RUN caravan park near Edinburgh has been named the best in Scotland for the second consecutive year ...

Evening Standard

Swinney says sorry to Gypsy Travellers for ‘trauma’ of the ‘tinker experiment’

Scottish First Minister John Swinney made clear the policies, pursued between 1940 and 1980, were ‘wrong’.

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Fraudster who conned luxury brands into buying fake Scottish tea jailed

Thomas Robinson, 55, claimed to have cultivated the tea at his Perthshire estate using innovative techniques but was convicted of fraud in May.

The Independent UK

Scam in a teacup: The fraudster who conned luxury brands into buying fake ‘Scottish tea’

A company acting on behalf of Fortnum & Mason was among those tricked by Thomas Robinson

The National (Scotland)

Oasis reveals fan shop location and opening times ahead of Edinburgh show

THE location and opening times of a “secret” Oasis fan store in Scotland has been revealed ahead of the band's sold-out world tour ...

The National (Scotland)

Kate Forbes calls for action on Brexit damage as Scotland's economy shrinks

Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes has highlighted “difficult global trading conditions” as new figures showed Scotland’s economy shrank for…

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First Minister issues historic apology to Scotland’s Gypsy Traveller community

FIRST Minister John Swinney has issued a formal apology in the Scottish Parliament to the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller community for its role in the…

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Capercaillie numbers double in parts of Scotland under new scheme

Researchers have hailed the success of a predator management scheme that has doubled the number of endangered capercaillie broods in areas of…

The National (Scotland)

Households urged to submit meter readings ahead of Ofgem lowered price cap

Households in Scotland have been urged to submit meter readings before midnight on June 30 to avoid being overcharged

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