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Canada assistant lauds Celtic full-back Alistair Johnston for stand-out Copa America
CANADA assistant Ewan Sharp has lauded Celtic right-back Alistair Johnston for his performances on the park in the Copa America in the United States and his influence off it. The Canucks, who had never taken part in the South American Championship
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Slovakia 0 Scoland 2: Visitors endure searing heat & tropical storm to claim victory
Pedro Martinez Losa’s side had to endure searing heat, tropical storms and a lengthy second-half suspension in play that stretched to more than 40 minutes as they left Nitra with their European Championships campaign bolstered by another three points
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Carlos Alcaraz hoping to play his part in a Spanish Sunday double with Wimbledon win
Carlos Alcaraz is eyeing up double Spanish success on a “perfect Sunday”. The 21-year-old is one win away from a second successive Wimbledon title after fighting from a set down to defeat Daniil Medvedev. It was a repeat of last year’s semi-final
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MacIntyre savours 'goosebump' moment as he stays in Scottish Open hunt
They do like to make a fuss at golf events these days, don’t they? The sixth hole here at the Renaissance club, for instance, is not just called the sixth. That would be far too boring wouldn’t it? Instead, it’s now named the ‘Sixth Hole Stadium Experience
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Ludvig Aberg cruises into halfway lead at Scottish Open as he chases biggest win
A year after missing the cut in the Genesis Scottish Open in just his fifth start as a professional, Ludvig Aberg cruised into the halfway lead in the £7million event in pursuit of the biggest win of his young career. The 24-year-old Swede exploited
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Super Swede Aberg rises to the top at halfway stage of Genesis Scottish Open
Tall, tanned, lean, straight-backed, square-jawed? No, it’s not the striking embodiment of manly prowess that is your correspondent. Although I have been working out lately. The fine specimen we’re talking about is Ludvig Aberg, the sparkling Swede
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From IBM stats man to doubles finalist – Henry Patten’s Wimbledon journey
Henry Patten worked at Wimbledon during Andy Murray’s 2016 title win and is now one victory away from following in the footsteps of the British great. Patten and Finnish partner Harri Heliovaara will contest the men’s doubles final on Saturday
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Be part of Glasgow? No thank you says one Herald reader
There has been much disquiet of late over the current state of Glasgow and the performance of its city council. Earlier this week, a correspondent attributed some of the blame to the redrawing of its boundaries in the 1990s, and argued that some
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Rob Burrow’s legacy will long endure – Sir Lindsay Hoyle pays tribute
Sir Lindsay Hoyle has hailed Rob Burrow as an inspiration whose legacy will long endure, at a ceremony to honour the late Leeds Rhinos star. Burrow died last month at the age of 41 after a battle with motor neurone disease, a condition he campaigned
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Motorcyclist seriously injured in crash with car as Police appeal for information
Police have appealed for information about a crash that left a motorcyclist seriously injured after a crash involving a car. The incident happened on the A830 at the junction with the B8008 to Glasnarcardoch around one mile east of Mallaig, at
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St Mirren sign midfielder Dennis Adeniran after impressive trial
To receive our full, free St Mirren newsletter straight to your email inbox, click here. St Mirren have signed Dennis Adeniran after the midfielder impressed on trial. The former Fulham and Everton ace has agreed a one-year deal in Paisley
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Person dies after being hit by train on Glasgow line
A person has died after being hit by a train in Renfrewshire. As reported by the Glasgow Times, National Rail said a person had been struck by a train between Paisley Gilmour Street and Kilwinning. Now, the British Transport Police (BTP) has
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Scots housebuilder makes key senior appointments as industry toils through headwinds
Springfield has bolstered its management structure as the group navigates its way through challenging conditions in the housebuilding industry. Chief executive Innes Smith said it was an "exciting time" as the group announced the promotion of Andrew
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When you need an impressive dinner, try this easy-to-make risotto
When you need an impressive dinner, you can’t go wrong with this smoked salmon risotto. Hot smoked salmon and asparagus finished with lemon and parmesan, this risotto is perfect for a quiet night in or a dinner party with friends Serves 2 Ingredients
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Herald Diary: Remembering when school lessons were real belters
Belt up WE mentioned a poor wee chap who once got belted in primary school for the heinous crime of flipping a page in a text book with his tongue. It reminds Jim White from Shawlands of his wife's experience in music class when she was in
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What has happened to our summer? Time to reach for a hearty and warming red
Did you spot our summer? It really was a case of blink and you will miss it so I guess we can forget about rose wines for the patio and look at something more hearty and warming. Right now, if you want a wine that will put the hairs on your chest
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Arrest made over alleged attempted murder as woman falls from flat window
Police have charged a woman in connection with an alleged attempted murder after another female fell from a flat. Emergency services were called to the scene in Ardrossan at around 9.55am on Thursday morning, with reports of a woman falling from
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Duk facing Aberdeen disciplinary action after pre-season no show
Aberdeen striker Luis 'Duk' Lopes is facing disciplinary action at Aberdeen after failing to return to Pittodrie for pre-season. The Cape Verde forward did not join his team-mates for training ahead of the new season after missing the warm weather
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New Covid memorials reflecting community experience of pandemic unveiled
It was an unprecedented time that brought the world to a standstill and put families through some of the most difficult periods of their lives. But now the experience of the COVID-19 pandemic has once again been turned into a creative memorial in Scotland
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Man jailed after using Chernobyl disaster to indecently assault three students
A man who indecently assaulted three people at a Scottish university while falsely claiming to be conducting radiation testing after the Chernobyl disaster has been jailed. John Beaumont has been jailed for four years and eight months, after he
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Weakened Celtic have to spend big whether they lose Matt O'Riley or not
I’m beginning to understand just how Celtic supporters feel. For I too have experienced an unwelcome blast from the past this week, having been floored by Covid. Covid! Like Walkmans, Tamagotchis and basic civility, I assumed that was firmly a
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'Early warning' hope as AI accurately predicts disease 10 years in advance
Researchers using cutting-edge machine learning to analyse vast amounts of medical data have been able to predict a person's risk of disease up to ten years before diagnosis. Scientists from Edinburgh University, working with industry partners
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Former Virgin Galactic president to headline Space-Comm Expo Scotland 2024
Space-Comm Expo Scotland have unveiled their lineup of keynote speakers with former president of Virgin Galactic, chancellor of Edinburgh Napier and chair of Seraphim Space Investment Trust Will Whitehorn hosting it. There will also be speakers
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Neil Mackay: ‘Stalin’ attack on Sturgeon reveals there’s no limit to SNP absurdity
This article appears as part of the Unspun: Scottish Politics newsletter. Like the Roman, Mark Antony, I have not come to praise Nicola Sturgeon. Her reputation, just as Caesar, lies long buried. However, I have come to question the sense
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Four well-known traditional city centre pubs for sale
Four traditional public houses, including the Beresford Lounge in Glasgow, are being sold by Scotsman Group. Christie & Co has been appointed to market the portfolio of four public houses, which also includes Hummingbird in Glasgow, the Illicit
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ScotRail service latest for Open at Royal Troon amid ongoing industrial dispute
ScotRail has been unable to confirm whether planned extra services for the Open at Royal Troon will go ahead amid an ongoing industrial dispute. Members of the train drivers' union, ASLEF, are currently working to their contracted hours with no
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Police launch probe after man stabbed by gang in 'violent assault'
Police have launched an investigation after a man was attacked by a group of three or four others and stabbed in a ‘violent assault’ in the early hours of Friday morning. The inciddent happened in Glasgow Road in the Camelon Area of Falkirk at
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I’m giddy with excitement for the Fringe to show the world that idiots can make art
Twitter handle: @aaronnemo 1 Tell us about your Fringe show Shitty Mozart is a chaotic, high-energy multimedia medley of crudely drawn cartoons and raunchy songs that Fringegoers will be craving by 11pm. It’s the very true story of the botched
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Historic company behind famous Scottish glazed landmarks falls into administration
A Scottish company involved in major developments including the new Queen Street Station and Glasgow's largest office block has fallen into administration. The firm is responsible for glazed landmarks ranging from the Usher Hall in Edinburgh to
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How a restoration project will help wildlife thrive again by the River Leven
An environmental project in Fife that is aiming to help wildlife thrive in the area once again has moved into its next phase. The River Leven, which flows through the heart of Levenmouth in the North of Fife has been undergoing restoration works
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27 death notices and funeral announcements from The Herald
The Herald has published 27 death notices this week. Every week, The Herald publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away. As well as appearing in print, our death notice pages will remain
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'Water saving garden' could show the way ahead for Scottish gardeners
Archerfield Walled Garden Archerfield Estate Dirleton EH39 5HQ Summer is well into its stride at Archerfield Walled Garden, where visitors are greeted by the heady scents of roses and sweet peas. Across this intensively-gardened acre, set
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UK General Election: A turning point for climate action and the path to net zero
The election results signal a pivotal moment for our country, particularly concerning climate action and the imperative of achieving net zero. With Labour now in government, it’s crucial it prioritises climate policy to ensure we don’t continue to
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Marissa MacWhirter: Is it time we had a four-day working week?
“If you like what you’re doing it won’t feel like work.” My dad’s take on the famous Mark Twain quote is a phrase I heard often growing up. The notion that one day it might feel like I wasn’t working at all propelled me through years of education.
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Letters: Holyrood must introduce metropolitan authorities, now
IN his recent letter Martin Roche (July 9) referred me me as "the late Lord Provost". While I always enjoy recalling the dynamic Miles Better days of the eighties, I hope the term "former" will be used for a while longer! As far as the substance
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Tiree Music Festival: Who is playing as Nathan Carter and Skerryvore headline
The Tiree Music Festival has returned and gets underway for three days of music, community and culture on the island. The unique Scottish beachfront festival runs from today until Sunday, July 14. There was plenty to keep visitors entertained on
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Plans for student flats at site of office block brought forward
Plans have been lodged to redevelop an office block site into a student accommodation complex. The site sits next to two university campuses and includes 382 student flats as well as commercial space. A statement for Hamcap Pentland Gait
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Person confirmed dead after early morning flat fire in Inverness
One person has died following a fire at a flat in Inverness. Four fire engines and a height appliance went to the scene in Tomatin Road when the alarm was raised just after 2am on Thursday morning. A number of residents were evacuated from
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The Fringe is great for alchemical wonder - the novelty never wears thin
What is your Fringe show about? Showstopper! The Improvised Musical is different every night. It has everything you could possibly want from a musical – catchy tunes, great lyrics, sweeping storylines, hilarious comedy, and heartbreaking moments
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Locals and business face disruption as council outline Edinburgh Fringe road closures
Multiple road closures will be in place from Edinburgh starting next week as festival season begins to take over the Scottish capital. Starting on Monday 15 July, the first phase of restrictions will begin, with the Old Town area to be hit with
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A 'magical' trip with a guided trek in the Cairngorms
Ailsa Sheldon finds trekking through the mountains of the Cairngorms in the footsteps of Nan Shepherd and under the expert guidance of Wild Roots to be an unforgettable and truly immersive experience There are many skilled guides who will take
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Music fans get dry weather for Trnsmt but change expected for The Open
Music fans can pack away their wellies but golf aficionados should look out their rain gear — with the Met Office predicting dry and warm weather for the Trnsmt festival but showers The Open. While it won’t be wall-to-wall sunshine, The Met Office
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Is 'boring' Euros the moment that football finally jumped the shark?
Maybe it’s because Scotland were so abject. Maybe it’s because – despite not being much better – England have somehow squeaked into the final. Maybe I’m just becoming a grumpy old git. But these European Championships have often seemed like a test
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The Paris Olympic Games in numbers
This summer’s Olympic Games in Paris will officially begin with the opening ceremony along the River Seine on July 26. Here, the PA news agency looks at the key figures around the event. The most unique, historic and unforgettable
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Music fans heading to Trnsmt warned of train disruption
Music fans travelling to the Trnsmt festival have been warned to plan ahead with significant disruption expected in the railways. Scotrail has warned that trains will be busier during the time the festival is running due to a temporary timetable
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Mark Smith: Come on England! How I became an English football fan
England are through to their second successive European Championship final and play Spain on Sunday evening. So who should Scots fan support? Here Mark Smith says he’ll be cheering on England while Adam Miller says it's Anyone But England for him
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Why Motherwell's pathway - the club's lifeline - must remain clear for prospects
This is an excerpt from this week's Claret and Amber Alert, a free Motherwell newsletter written by Graeme McGarry that goes out every Thursday at 6pm. To sign up, click here. As we are now in the two-week purgatory period between voting opening
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Wimbledon day 12: Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic bid to set up final repeat
Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic are both a win away from setting up a second successive Wimbledon final meeting. Defending champion Alcaraz ended Djokovic’s run of four successive SW19 titles and, like last year, meets the dangerous Daniil Medvedev
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5 players to watch at Open Championship as Rory McIlroy seeks to bounce back
Brian Harman will defend his title when the 152nd Open Championship takes place at Royal Troon from July 18-21. Harman, who won by six shots at Royal Liverpool last year, failed to qualify for the Open the last time it was staged at Troon in 2016
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Steven Camley on ... mouldy housing
Today's cartoon from Steven Camley. You can purchase Steven Camley's cartoons by calling 0141 302 7000 or visiting thepicturedesk.co.uk
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George Furbank ruled out of England’s second Test against New Zealand
England have been dealt a blow on the eve of their second Test against New Zealand after George Furbank was ruled out of the Auckland showdown by a back injury. Furbank was singled out as the tourists’ dangerman by opposite number Stephen Perofeta
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Evie Richards ready to handle any setbacks after getting back on bike for Paris
It took Evie Richards’ mum to step in and tell her she needed to get off her bike. When the former mountain bike world champion crashed during a World Cup race in Araxa, Brazil in April, she brushed herself off and declared there was “no serious
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Charity says landlords 'profiteering from human misery' in Scots homelessness crisis
A Scottish charity which supports the homeless and has enjoyed the support of celebrities and royalty has warned that landlords are "profiteering from human misery" as the nation struggles to cope with a housing emergency. Social Bite, which counts
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Social Bite: Call for action to fix 'broken' temporary homes for homeless provision
Social Bite which supports the homeless has called for urgent action to end the housing emergency - by fixing the "broken system" that is Scotland’s temporary accommodation provision. The charity which enjoys the support of celebrities and royalty
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Andy Maciver: Enhancing Scotland is Starmer's key to enhancing Britain
Most honeymoons are glorious. A week into the new New Labour era, Sir Keir Starmer’s is proving to be so. This is the easiest his time in Downing Street, which already looks like it will stretch to a minimum of ten years, will get. He won this change
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Letters: Scotland must drop its unhealthy addiction to foreign investment
IAN McConnell’s highlighting of Scotland’s continued dependency on “foreign direct investment” (FDI) offers a welcome opportunity to once again explain why the policy - supported by multiple Scottish Governments - is acting to the detriment of the
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Isle of Barra locals launch fundraiser to replace historic statue beyond repair
Erected 50 years ago and depicting the saint that gave the island its name, locals on a Hebridean Isle are now fighting to keep its historical significance alive. Campaigners on the Isle of Barra have launched an ambitious fundraising effort today
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Disabled mother left to 'crawl' up tenement stairs – then sepsis nearly killed her
Tracey Whiteside “burst into tears” when she finally picked up the keys for her new council home in Paisley earlier this month. The 48-year-old, who currently shares a first-floor tenement flat in Linwood with her husband and 14-year-old daughter
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Mark McGeoghegan: SNP must stop the infighting and get back to work
Losing elections is not a particularly fun activity. I remember pounding the pavement in pouring rain in the newly created Scottish Parliament constituency of Glasgow Southside on May 5, 2011, trying to get the vote out for Labour’s Stephen Curran
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'A lot can be traced back to Thatcher': Why the housing crisis is making us sick
“Thirty-odd years ago, it would have been very unusual for somebody to come to me with a major housing issue,” says Dr John Montgomery. When they did, it was “relatively straightforward” for GPs like Dr Montgomery to get in touch with the relevant
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The council house riddled with damp and mould – and the three year battle to fix it
By the time repairs finally got underway in the council house Paul Wilson shared with his partner and two children, the damp was so severe that their washing machine was at risk of caving through the kitchen floor. “The council were reluctant to
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St Mirren defensive duo Gallagher Lennon & Luke Kenny sign new deals
This piece is from yesterday's Buddies Briefing newsletter, which is emailed out at 6pm every Thursday. To receive our full, free St Mirren newsletter straight to your email inbox, click here. St Mirren duo Gallagher Lennon and Luke Kenny have
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'Significant incompetence': answers sought from government over school IT loss
Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth is under pressure to make an emergency statement about the impending loss of 'crucial' school IT services. Yesterday, The Herald revealed that teachers and pupils across the country could lose access to popular
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Ian McConnell: A tonic for those worn down by doomsayers' misery about Scotland
For anyone worn down by what often feels like a relentless stream of politically fuelled negativity about Scotland and its economy, the latest inward investment figures surely constitute a tonic. As has consistently been the case in recent times
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Famous Scottish aparthotels acquired by German giant
An acclaimed aparthotel brand that includes two Scottish properties has been acquired by a major European player. Berlin-based Numa has acquired Native Places, including its popular Glasgow and Edinburgh aparthotels. Native Glasgow, which opened
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Restaurant in historic Scottish village next to famous castle brought to market
A restaurant in a historic Scottish village next to a famous castle ruin has been put up for sale. The premises are "in the heart of the village on the harbour front amidst the pastel-coloured sea-fronting businesses and houses", Cornerstone Business
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Revenues down at Wood Group as takeover speculation continues
Aberdeen's Wood Group, which has been fending off takeover attempts from a Middle Eastern rival, has reiterated its faith in its stand-alone prospects despite a decline in interim revenues. In an update on trading for the first half of the year
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Bothies in famous Scottish tourist location for sale at £475,000
“Eco-cabins” in one of Scotland’s best-known tourist destinations have been put up for sale, with offers around £475,000 invited. Graham + Sibbald has been appointed to sell Back Track Bothies, which the property agent noted “offers three hand-crafted