SNP decry 'public-funded propaganda' as UK Government's social media spend revealed LABOUR are using public money to “push propaganda”, the SNP have alleged after files revealed ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
Scotland's First Minister leads Remembrance Sunday tributes in Edinburgh THE centre of Edinburgh fell silent for two minutes as Scotland paused to remember those who have died in conflict on Remembrance Sunday ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
Furious Aberdeen fans demand Stephen Robinson axe amid miserable form Stephen Robinson's Aberdeen were booed off the pitch at Pittodrie following their 4-0 hammering at the hands of Hibs. The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
Palestine Action 'branded terrorists for trying to save lives', co-founder says THE co-founder of Palestine Action has said that the "main reason" the group was proscribed as a terrorist organisation is that they were trying "to save lives in Palestine" ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
McInnes says 'gallus' Rangers striker Naderi is becoming handful for rivals Derek McInnes reckons "gallus" Rangers striker Ryan Naderi is developing into a striker opponents will hate facing. The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
James Penrice Rangers penalty earns ex-referee verdict with VAR shout James Penrice should not have been awarded a penalty for Rangers in Saturday evening's 2-0 victory over St Mirren. The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
SNP respond to bullying allegations against presiding officer Kenneth Gibson THE SNP will have fully investigated allegations of bullying made against Holyrood’s presiding officer, a Cabinet minister has said ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
Police issue statement after ‘officers injured’ in mass brawl in Glasgow ARRESTS have been made after several police officers were injured during a mass brawl that broke out following a bare-knuckle boxing event in Glasgow ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
Josh Kerr calls for inclusion of Scottish venues in 'north of England' Olympic bid WORLD record-breaking runner Josh Kerr has called for Scottish venues to be included in the UK Government’s bid to host the Olympic Games in the north of England ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
Neil Oliver speaks out in support of rapist 'friend' Russell Brand SCOTTISH TV personality and conspiracy theorist Neil Oliver has backed his “friend” Russell Brand after he was convicted of rape and sexual assault ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
Nigel Farage laughs at his own excuse in Reform UK 'unlawful donations' probe NIGEL Farage has laughed at his own excuse as to why he is not implicated in allegations of unlawful donations to Reform UK – and suggested that he expects to be found guilty of breaching Westminster rules ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
Whistleblowers claim sexual abuse 'happening at BBC,' Culture Secretary says WHISTLEBLOWERS have come forward to say that sexual abuse is happening at the BBC, the Culture Secretary has claimed ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
Destruction of iconic bar leaves massive gap in Scottish city centre Glasgow City Council approves plans for a 19-storey, 350-bed student block on the former Admiral Bar site, retaining the Distiller’s Building facade. The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
Mass brawl breaks out after bare-knuckle boxing event at Hydro A MASSIVE brawl broke out in Glasgow last night after a bare-knuckle boxing event at the OVO Hydro ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 8
The National (Scotland) · Nov 8 How football fanzines gave supporters a voice and changed the game forever How the football fanzine movement reached its zenith during the 1980s and 1990s and changed the game forever.
The National (Scotland) · Nov 8 The final report about Glasgow 2026 is out - so was the Commonwealth Games a success? The final report about Glasgow 2026 is out - so was the Commonwealth Games a success?
The National (Scotland) · Nov 8 UK Government admits to ‘extensive’ secret Scottish independence polling operation THE SNP are demanding the UK Government publish “secret independence documents” following an astonishing admission from a freedom of information (FOI) request ...
The National (Scotland) · Nov 8 An electoral ‘ass-kicking' that has shattered Trump’s grip on 2028 IT was all so very different barely a few weeks ago. Admittedly, it wasn’t exactly business as usual within the Trump administration and Republican Party, for they knew fine well that the coming midterm elections posed a serious challenge.
The National (Scotland) · Nov 8 Inside the Scottish groups already mobilising against LGBT+ conversion ban AT the SNP's annual conference in Aberdeen last month, party members sent an unequivocal message to the Scottish Government – it’s time to ban LGBT+ conversion practices ...
The National (Scotland) · Nov 8 Fears Duke-linked £2 billion AI data centre could emit as much CO2 as Dundee A HUGE £2 billion AI data centre backed by one of Scotland's wealthiest landowners could eventually turn to gas-fired electricity generation, campaigners have warned ...
The National (Scotland) · Nov 8 Scottish fuel poverty campaigner warns red tape is blocking warmer homes AS someone who experienced fuel poverty as a child, Peter Chalmers has made it his mission to help others live in warmer homes.
The National (Scotland) · Nov 8 Dozens of House of Lords peers have ties to AI giants and data centre firms DOZENS of members of the House of Lords have financial interests in major tech firms involved in the AI boom, including companies developing and supplying data centres, an investigation by The Sunday National has revealed ...
The National (Scotland) · Nov 8 Ukrainian kids finding confidence through arts showcased in Edinburgh Tartan Parade THEY arrived in Scotland traumatised by war, but this year children evacuated from Ukraine marched in the Tartan Parade in Edinburgh, proudly holding the flags of both countries.
The National (Scotland) · Nov 8 ‘A cultural emergency’: Meet the 270 Edinburgh artists and charities being evicted JUST outside Edinburgh is a building full of artists and charities that are being evicted by an unknown developer to make way for “student accommodation and a hotel.”
The National (Scotland) · Nov 8 Pollution from mammoth Scottish data centre ‘20 times higher than developer claims' ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners have calculated that the enormous, proposed AI data centre at Chapelcross would produce “20 times more emissions” than has been claimed by developers