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Homegrown rules hamper Celtic and are a 'deterrent' for targets, says Brendan Rodgers
IT could be argued that the road to failure in the Champions League, at least for teams from so-called ‘smaller’ nations, is paved with good intentions. Take UEFA’s Homegrown Rules, for example. This sets out that in any 25-man Champions League
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Brendan Rodgers frustrated over 'avoidable' injury to Celtic winger Liel Abada
BRENDAN RODGERS has expressed his frustration at Liel Abada’s long-term injury, saying that it is a scenario that could have been avoided. Abada picked up a thigh issue while taking part in shooting practice at the end of a training session with
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Franco Smith not flattered by Scotland speculation
Franco Smith has insisted that he does not feel flattered by speculation that he will in time succeed Gregor Townsend as head coach of Scotland, and that any such switch is too far in the future for him to take an interest in. The South African
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Townsend expresses dismay at decision not to cite South African centre Jesse Kriel
Gregor Townsend has expressed his dismay at the decision not to cite South African centre Jesse Kriel for his challenge on Scotland No 8 Jack Dempsey in the opening minute of Sunday’s World Cup clash in Marseilles. “I was very surprised,” said
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Scotland full-back Ollie Smith patiently waiting to make his impact in France
While Finn Russell and Sione Tuipulotu present themselves as the fashion icons of the Scotland squad, Ollie Smith is the man with the real inside line into that world. With the rest of the Scotland squad spending their two days off at the start
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Key takeaways from Alex Salmond's Fergus Ewing interview: Leadership, the SNP and GRR
Fergus Ewing was one of Alex Salmond's guests on his new weekly Scotland Speaks tonight. The Inverness and Nairn MSP appeared along with SNP veteran Alex Neil and former SNP MP George Kerevan in the second programme of the series. Mr Ewing,
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Scotland coach Gregor Townsend explains Dave Cherry's hotel concussion injury
One man’s misfortune is another’s opportunity, and nobody who has followed Scottish rugby over the last decade will begrudge Stuart McInally’s call-up to the national team's World Cup squad in France as a replacement for Dave Cherry, who suffered a
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Analysis: Defiant Ewing shows no sign of backing down before showdown
IT started with a Tweet, or should I say a post on X, and ended with a TV show. Former Scottish Government cabinet minister Fergus Ewing has become quite the man of the moment. All eyes have been on the long-serving Inverness and Nairn MSP
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Jason Morgan optimistic about season ahead for Glasgow Clan
Given all the upheaval around the club in recent times, Glasgow Clan fans could be forgiven for wondering just what to expect when they file into the Braehead Arena tomorrow evening for the first home game of the campaign. It has been another summer
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BMW PGA Championship. Flying Scot Ramsay takes route 66 at Wentworth
When it comes to golf and all its related subtleties, nuances and occasional absurdities, Richie Ramsay often resembles that sculpture of The Thinker which depicts a heroic man in sober meditation battling with a powerful internal struggle. Ramsay,
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Leon Smith warns Switzerland will have ‘high motivation’ for Davis Cup clash
Leon Smith is expecting a highly motivated Switzerland on the other side of the net as Great Britain try to maintain their Davis Cup momentum in Manchester on Friday. Britain began their campaign at a packed AO Arena on Wednesday with a 2-1 upset
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Proposals put forward to charge admission fee at Callanish Standing Stones
Proposals have been put forward to charge an admission fee to visit the world-famous Callanish (Calanais) Standing Stones on the Isle of Lewis. The Standing Stones are a renowned Hebridean site, on west of the island. A cross-shaped setting of
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Northern Lights could be visible to naked eye across Scotland tonight
The Northern Lights could be visible across parts of the UK sky tonight, treating skygazers to a rare sight of the phenomenon. The Met Office forecast suggests the display, called the Aurora Borealis, could be visible to the naked eye along the
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Scott McTominay shares message of support to Harry Maguire after Hampden 'hounding'
Scott McTominay has shared a message of support for Harry Maguire after a rough few days for the England defender. Little more than two years ago, the centre-back was an ever-present for Manchester United and earned a place in the Euros team of
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Yousaf claims SNP election win would trigger 'immediate' Indy talks
The Scottish Government would be “empowered to begin immediate negotiations” on ending the Union if the SNP wins the most general election seats, Humza Yousaf has said. Despite the scenario encompassing the SNP having less than half of Scotland's
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There's been no satire on Radio Scotland for a decade – now we know why
This article appears as part of the Unspun: Scottish Politics newsletter. About a decade ago, in the run-up to the independence referendum, there was a discussion about satire on the now-defunct Newsnight Scotland. The host, Gordon Brewer,
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One of Scotland’s earliest Christian sites reopens to visitors
One of Scotland’s earliest Christian sites has re-opened to visitors. Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has announced that visitors are once again able to visit the 900-year-old Whithorn Priory. One of Scotland’s earliest Christian communities
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Jadon Sancho to train away from Man Utd squad until ‘discipline issue’ resolved
Jadon Sancho will train away from the Manchester United first-team squad for a period, the Premier League club have announced. The development comes after the England international recently complained about his treatment in a social media post.
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Humza Yousaf denies Holyrood 'cover-up' amid calls for ethics probe
Humza Yousaf’s office has denied a cover-up after he was urged to refer himself for an investigation under the ministerial code for allegedly misleading parliament. The First Minister was criticised after emails suggested his officials had retrospectively
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The Celtic Park Champions League record Rodgers must flip to eclipse previous spell
FOR some, Brendan Rodgers’ return to Celtic was something of a damp squib. After a failure to launch in August following defeat to Kilmarnock in the Viaplay Cup and a 0-0 stalemate against St Johnstone on Premiership duty, Celtic finally capitalised
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Holyrood agrees to reconsider incompetent Bill in first for devolution
MSPs have agreed to try and fix an incompetent Bill after the UK Supreme Court ruled it exceeded Holyrood’s powers. In a first for devolution, the Scottish Parliament will “reconsider” the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (Incorporation
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Highland campervan law change plan 'populist nonsense' says motoring expert
A motoring expert has criticised possible plans to compel campervans to pull over on Highland roads to reduce driver frustration and help prevent accidents. The SNP's Ian Blackford also suggested motorhomes should be banned from travelling in
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Gordonstoun bans phones in the classroom and limits use overnight
Students at the King’s former school will no longer be able to have mobile phones in the classroom and will be required to hand them over to staff overnight. Gordonstoun School, near Elgin in Moray, has instructed students to leave phones in their
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Is the John Lewis revival running out of runway?
From its beginnings as a draper’s shop that opened in London in 1864, John Lewis grew to become the darling of the UK high street. Renowned for its customer service, admired for its employee ownership model, and with a range of products most shoppers
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Author Flora Fraser on paying her respects at the Culloden Battlefield
Where is it? Culloden Battlefield - once known as Drumossie Moor - and its visitor centre, between Inverness and Inverness Airport. Why do you go there? I know no place like it. Like many other visitors, I want to pay my respects to those
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River City's Cameron Fulton is supporting Glasgow Stands with Ukraine
MUSIC The Anchoress, Summerhall, Edinburgh, Friday Back in 2021 we were big fans of The Art of Losing, the second studio album from Catherine Anne Davies, aka The Anchoress. So was Elton John, who called it one of his favourite records of the
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Attempted murder probe after teen stabbed at bus stop in broad daylight
Police have launched an attempted murder investigation after a teenager was stabbed at a bus stop in broad daylight. Around 12.20pm on Wednesday, a male youth was at a bus stop across from Thorn Court in Johnstone when he was approached by two
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Accountancy giant ramps up graduate intake in Scotland
ACCOUNTANCY giant PwC has ramped up its intake of graduates in Scotland. The firm has announced that 90 students have taken up roles at its offices in Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Aberdeen – 12.5% more than last year. The majority of the new recruits
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Susan Swarbrick: Harbingers of autumn, restlessness and a balm for the soul
IS anyone else experiencing the existential restlessness that comes with the changing of the seasons? Granted, this year the late summer heatwave has confused the circadian rhythms somewhat (the glorious sunshine and roasting hot days juxtaposed with
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Blasphemy on the train to the football
Big match meltdown AS our regular readers know, the Diary has a crack team of investigative reporters on the payroll. The most prominent being the intrepid duo Woodstein and Bernward. (Who hate being confused with those clueless blokes who
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Glasgow firm issues warning to businesses following cyberattack
BATHROOM and kitchen surface manufacturer Rearo has warned businesses to be aware of a new online scam, after it was targeted in a significant cyberattack. The Glasgow-based producer of high-pressure laminate wall panels and worktops said criminals
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Funding boost to plans for multi-million pound Merlin visitor attraction
Plans to establish a tourist attraction detailing the legend of Merlin and its connection to Dumfriesshire have taken a step forward. Clyde (Dumfries & Galloway) Community Fund, administered by Foundation Scotland, has announced a £10,000 grant
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Dante Polvara backed to make Aberdeen impact after penning new Pittodrie deal
Barry Robson has backed Dante Polvara to be a major hit with Aberdeen after the youngster penned a new three-year contract to extend his stay at Pittodrie until 2026. The 23-year-old, originally from New York, arrived at Pittodrie in January 2022
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Where are we now with Covid in Scotland? - Explained in Five Minutes
Winter is coming - and Covid is back in the news amid signs that infections are on the rise and uncertainty over the impact of a new, highly-mutated strain. Vaccines mean the situation is very different compared to 2020, but with surveillance
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Harry Maguire’s mother condemns ‘disgraceful’ abuse aimed at her son
Harry Maguire’s mother has criticised the “disgraceful” abuse her son has been subjected to which she claims goes far beyond football. The under-fire Manchester United defender dismissed the reception he received at Hampden Park during England’
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Gilruth asks MSPs to be 'more thoughtful' after SNP colleague 'weaponises pupils'
Education secretary Jenny Gilrtuth has urged SNP colleagues to be “a little more circumspect and thoughtful” in their use of social media after a row over the summer saw schoolchildren dragged into an attack on Labour’s candidate in the Rutherglen
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Hundreds of Scots paying for private chemotherapy amid NHS waits
Humza Yousaf has admitted that more Scots paying for operations because they face long NHS waits, and even paying for chemotherapy, is a “worrying trend”. The First Minister was confronted over the issue at FMQs by Anas Sarwar, who cited new figures
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Scottish school strike closures loom in 12 days after council pay dispute impasse
Scotland faces school closures as union leaders have reached a new impasse in a bid to end the local government pay dispute. Local government's largest union, Unison have rejected Cosla’s revised pay offer, and say school strikes will still go
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Body found in search for missing man on Lewis
Police on Lewis have found a body during a search for a missing man. Officers recovered a man's body this morning (Thursday) in the Ness area. Formal identification has yet to take place but the family of Mark Elston have been made aware.
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Number in hospital with Covid doubles - as five cases of 'Pirola' variant found
The number of people in hospital with Covid has continued to rise as new figures show that five cases of the highly-mutated 'Pirola' strain have now been detected in Scotland. The latest statistics from Public Health Scotland show that there were
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Leon Smith warns Switzerland will have ‘high motivation’ for Davis Cup clash
Leon Smith is expecting a highly motivated Switzerland on the other side of the net as Great Britain try to maintain their Davis Cup momentum in Manchester on Friday. Britain began their campaign at a packed AO Arena on Wednesday with a 2-1 upset
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What is going on the numbers behind Scotland's census?
Scotland’s census has finally been published – showing a record number of people living in the country. According to the latest figures, there were 5,436,600 people living in Scotland as of last year– the highest figure on record . New data
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Fergus Ewing to step up attack on SNP-Green government on Alex Salmond show
SNP MSP Fergus Ewing will step up his criticisms of Humza Yousaf government when he appears tonight on Alex Salmond's show. The former cabinet minister will praise the record of Mr Salmond's government and continue his attack on the current administration
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Dave Cherry replaced in Scotland squad after suffering head injury
Veteran hooker Stuart McInally has been called into Scotland’s World Cup squad as a replacement to David Cherry, who suffered a concussion after slipping on hotel stairs during a team day off on Monday. Head injury return-to-play protocols mean
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Humza Yousaf fails to commit to order to allow deeper ferry fiasco probe
THE FIRST Minister has failed to commit to making a special order to allow public spending auditors to carry out a fuller investigation into the soaring costs of Scotland's ferry fiasco. Audit Scotland has confirmed it has been hampered in their
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Yousaf insists Scotland 'undoubtedly safer under SNP' despite falling police numbers
Humza Yousaf has insisted Scotland is safer under the SNP despite fears hundreds of police officers could soon face compulsory redundancy. Yesterday, Police Scotland warned Holyrood’s Criminal Justice Committee that a flat cash settlement in this
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Campaign launched to raise £1.25 million to reopen Edinburgh Filmhouse
A £1.25 million fundraising campaign has been launched to reopen Edinburgh’s Filmhouse cinema. The cinema on Lothian Road shut its doors in October when its parent company, the Centre for the Moving Image (CMI), went into administration. Newly-formed
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Stuart McInally gets Scotland call after Dave Cherry suffers concussion at hotel
Stuart McInally has been added to Scotland’s World Cup squad after his fellow Edinburgh hooker Dave Cherry suffered a concussion in an accident at the team hotel on Monday. The 32-year-old slipped down stairs at the team hotel on a day off and
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Former PM: 'I'm seeing poverty I thought I would never see again in my lifetime'
Former prime minister Gordon Brown has said poverty is the most critical and divisive issue facing Scotland as he called on business and governments to take urgent action to address the problem. “I’m seeing poverty in my own home area that I thought
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Herald Poll: Do you support more immigration to Scotland?
A survey has found that Scots are “broadly comfortable” with migration - and almost three-fifths believe it has a positive impact on the country. The poll, which is the first study of attitudes to immigration in Scotland since 2014, also found
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SNP MSPs told they must attend meeting next week to discuss Fergus Ewing
SNP MSPs have been told they must attend a meeting next week to discuss how former minister turned rebel Fergus Ewing should be disciplined. The Herald understands that the long serving MSP is facing a suspension for a few weeks for voting against
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Learn how to make a gift in your Will to help stop cancer
Two women whose lives were affected by cancer say making a positive difference is the perfect legacy to leave behind GREAT-gran Irene Perkins made a full recovery from breast cancer after a shock diagnosis. “I know it was the treatment I had
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Appeal for information following high value jewellery theft in Stirling
Police are appealing for information following a high value jewellery theft from a premises in Stirling. Around 9am on Tuesday, July 18, a man entered a shop in Murray Place enquiring about various items before making off with a gold diamond bangle
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Scots courts chief told to stop 'flouting' of ScotGov ban on zero hour jobs
The head of Scotland's publicly funded courts and tribunal service has been told to stop 'flouting' a Scottish Government agreement banning the use of zero hour contracts which critics have condemned as "exploitative". The independent Scottish
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Telecoms giant unveils multi-million-pound revamp of Glasgow office
BT Group has underlined its commitment to Glasgow following the multi-million-pound refurbishment of its long-established Clydeside base. The telecommunications giant declared that Alexander Bain House was key to its future plans. It is now
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The Future of Hair Restoration: The Ultimate Platform for Hair Loss Solutions
Hair loss is a journey, one that intertwines strands of emotions, self-perception, and societal expectations. It's not just about the physical change; it's the silent emotional battles, the quiet moments in front of the mirror, and the subtle shifts
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Care sector 'experiencing more significant pressures than ever' amid record vacancies
Half of care services in Scotland had vacancies by the end of last year as providers struggled to fill empty posts. Staff shortages were the highest since the Care Inspectorate and Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) began publishing the figures
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FMQs recap: Humza Yousaf faces MSPs as pressure mounts over renewable stats
3:13pm Our final story from today's FMQs picks up Anas Sarwar's questions about NHS waiting lists and patients opting
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Luxury hotel group launches new negroni menu inspired by Scottish locations
A luxury hotel group has launched a new negroni menu including three cocktails inspired by it’s Scottish locations. The Negroni’s of Dakota menu will be available across all Dakota bars for a month beginning on Monday, September 18. In partnership
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Election posters 'damaging to tourism' as council seeks ban
It is a regular sight in the run-up to elections but a Scots council wants to ban "unsightly" campaign posters on lamp posts saying it's off-putting for tourists. Highland Council has allowed candidate material on street lights and public buildings
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We must do all we can to halt the boats, including stopping the RNLI
THE UK has always welcomed immigrants who make a contribution to society, cherish British values, culture and every day conventions, and integrate well. Alas, many immigrants form inward-looking groups who do not integrate, and place their own social
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Rosemary Goring: We need to make a noise about the threat to our libraries
Last week I was at a reception at the Scottish Parliament, organised by SLIC, the Scottish Library and Information Council. Its purpose was to celebrate Scottish libraries, and during the evening the Culture Minister, Christina McKelvie, took the opportunity
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Agenda: Why Scotland urgently needs radical action on tax
Last week’s Programme for Government left a key question unanswered: where will the money come from to drive progress on the First Minister’s stated priorities? Just like many households, the Scottish Government is seeing its finances squeezed.
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Scotland women's team and Scottish FA reach agreement over legal issue
A legal claim by the Scotland women's national team has been withdrawn, the Scottish FA has confirmed. An agreement was reached with the SFA and the national team over equality and pay for players. Players for the Scottish national team were
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Humza Yousaf accused of 'cover-up' after misleading MSPs
Humza Yousaf has been accused of covering-up a misleading statement to parliament by having officials retrospectively produce statistics to justify what he said. He has been urged to refer himself to the independent adviser on the ministerial
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Scotland's population grows to record high
The population of Scotland has risen to 5,436,600 – the highest figure on record – with the increase driven by migration, according to the new census. New data released by National Records of Scotland (NRS) showed the population has grown by 2.7%
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John Lewis trims losses but recovery plan suffers two-year setback
Retailer John Lewis cut its losses in the first half but has warned that its recovery plans will be pushed back by two years due to "inflationary pressures". The high street giant, which also owns the upmarket Waitrose chain of grocery stores,
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Women arrested at Sarah Everard vigil receive payouts from Met police
Two women who were arrested at a vigil for murdered marketing executive Sarah Everard have secured payouts from the Metropolitan Police. Patsy Stevenson and Dania Al-Obeid were both detained at the event on Clapham Common in March 2021, held amid
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Ireland forward Tadhg Beirne warns World Cup opponents Tonga a ‘serious side’
Tadhg Beirne believes he and Ireland are still some way from hitting top form at the Rugby World Cup as they bid to avoid being scalped by Tonga. The towering Munster forward is “gunning” to retain his starting spot for Saturday’s Pool B clash
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Driver dies following road crash in rural Perthshire
A driver died following a multi-vehicle crash in rural Perthshire, police said. A 69-year-old man who was driving a Mercedes car which was towing a caravan died at the scene, and a woman, also aged 69, was taken to hospital. The Mercedes was
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Harry Maguire says he can deal with pressure after ‘banter’ from Scotland fans
Harry Maguire laughed off his Hampden Park hounding as a “little bit of banter” as the under-fire defender said he can cope with pressure from the stands and on his England place. Little more than two years ago, the centre-back was an ever-present
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Great Britain make winning start with Davis Cup success against Australia
Leon Smith hailed a “very good day” for Great Britain after wins for debutant Jack Draper and Dan Evans in Manchester secured victory over Australia. Draper’s run to the fourth round of the US Open earned him not just a second Great Britain call-up
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Pep Guardiola returns to work at Manchester City after back operation
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has returned to the club after recovering from his recent back operation. The PA news agency understands the Catalan has now resumed duties after three weeks away. Assistant boss Juanma Lillo took charge
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Vanguard submarine returns to Clyde base after 'longest' patrol
Sailors returning from a patrol that formed part of the longest sustained military operation undertaken by the UK have been greeted by the Deputy Prime Minister. The Royal Navy’s latest nuclear deterrence submarine patrol was welcomed home at Clyde
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There is no such thing as the safe consumption of hard drugs
WHAT'S wrong with providing facilities for people to take illegal drugs "safely" ("UK Government will not block Scottish drug consumption room pilot", heraldscotland, September 13)? 1: It's not safe. The drug is just as harmful wherever it is taken
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Tycoon demands deeper probe into 'possibly biggest waste of ScotGov public funds'
The former owner of beleaguered shipyard firm Ferguson Marine has said there has been no proper probe into Scotland's ferry fiasco which he has described as "possibly the biggest waste of public funds since the Scottish Government was formed".
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Let's make the Herald Law Awards a night to remember!
Time is running out for you to submit your entry and join the outstanding achievers in our legal sector at The Herald Law Awards of Scotland 2023. With two weeks to go until the closing date, there is still time to enter The Herald Law Awards of
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Rebecca McQuillan: The referendum that never was has left space for real politics
Hear that? It’s the sound of silence. Earlier this summer, talk of an independence referendum finally went quiet. Like a broken car alarm, it had been drowning out discussion of just about everything else in Scotland for years. No more. Since the
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Neil Mackay: If there really is life out there, it will change humanity for ever
It will happen. Sooner, rather than later, we here on Earth will establish with certainty that life exists on other planets in the far reaches of the universe. Perhaps it’s already happened. Perhaps the announcement by Nasa this week about the
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Two-fifths of Scots want to see an increase in immigration
Scots are “broadly comfortable” with migration and almost three-fifths believe it has a positive impact on the country, a survey has found. The poll, which is the first study of attitudes to immigration in Scotland since 2014, also found a minority
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Blackford to make dementia industrial injury call in Commons
The SNP's Ian Blackford will lead a parliamentary debate today calling for ex-footballers to be given financial support by law if they develop dementia. The Ross, Skye and Lochaber MP, who is a keen football fan, will call on the UK Government
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Shakespeare's Scottish play gets a Paisley twist with marching woods of 'Feegie'
Liz Truss has claimed her Paisley-Glaswegian accent was so strong she was nicknamed 'Haggis Basher' in school. However the former Prime Minister's formative years being schooled in the town could serve her well if she fancies heading north to catch
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Head chef for new city centre restaurant unveiled
A new hotel restaurant in Glasgow city centre has unveiled its first head chef as it prepares to launch next month. Eric Avenier has been hired from businessman Stefan King’s Scotsman Group, where the 51-year-old chef worked across restaurants
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Scott Wright: Scotland's biggest new town needs urgent action after collapse
A major development was revealed this week which may point to better times for Scotland’s most famous, and biggest, new town. Details of a £100 million masterplan to radically reimagine East Kilbride shopping centre present a bold vision for an
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Ewe trade strong in Dingwall as prime cattle firm in Ayr
Farming By Alec Ross Prime bullocks at Dingwall on Tuesday averaged 265p/kg and sold to 282p/kg or £1,750/head gross, while heifers averaged 268p/kg and peaked at 270p/kg or £1,775/head/gross. Lambs once again met a two-tiered trade with
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BP's climate strategy under scrutiny as Bernard Looney abruptly resigns
The chief executive of oil giant BP has resigned with immediate effect after admitting that he failed to fully disclose past personal relationships with colleagues. Bernard Looney, who has spent his entire career with BP, was not "fully transparent
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North Sea firm backed by Warren Buffett says financial position ‘challenging’
A pioneering North Sea firm that won backing from US billionaire Warren Buffett has underlined the scale of the challenges it is facing following the fall in gas prices since last year. IOG won £165m support from Mr Buffett’s CalEnergy Resources
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Scotland's biggest events campus appoints new chair
The SEC has appointed corporate lawyer Morag McNeill as chair of Scotland's biggest events campus. The announcement coincides with the 10th anniversary of the Ovo Hydro, the campus’ main live entertainment venue. Ms McNeill will take up the role
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Scottish knitwear success story creates jobs amid surge in sales
KNITWEAR producer Johnstons of Elgin is set to ramp up production after enjoying a surge in sales and creating jobs amid challenging conditions for manufacturers in recent months. The family-owned company increased turnover to £83.5 million last
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What is today's Wordle word? September 14, 2023 hints and answer
Do you need help figuring out today's Wordle word? Here are some hints and the answer for September 14. Players must find a 5-letter word in only six attempts and they are given a new word to guess daily. The game uses the same rules as Scrabble