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HISTORICAL FACTS: Scotland - The Untold Story

Scottish woman banned from owning dogs after illegal fox hunt

Claire Bellamy is the first person sentenced for illegal fox hunting in Scotland after breaching a NatureScot licence between Houston and Kilmacolm.

The National (Scotland) · 5h ago

Plans unveiled for luxury five-star hotel and golf resort in Scotland

PLANS for a major new luxury hotel, golf resort and residential development in Angus have been submitted to council planners.

The National (Scotland) · 10h ago

Colby Donovan concern as Celtic rising star withdraws from Scotland duty

Colby Donovan has been ruled out of Scotland Under-21 duty after becoming a trusted figure under Martin O’Neill at Celtic.

The National (Scotland) · 11h ago

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Marlon James or Douglas Stuart could snag a Booker double when the fiction prize is awarded

Jamaican author Marlon James and Scotland’s Douglas Stuart have the chance to become two-time Booker Prize winners when the prestigious fiction award is handed out Monday in London

The Independent UK · 12h ago

The Open to return to historic Scottish venue after 11 years

Scotland’s First Minister has said he is “delighted” after it was announced that the Open will be played at Carnoustie in 2029.

The National (Scotland) · 14h ago

John Swinney 'delighted' as 157th Open to return to Scotland

John Swinney has said he is 'delighted' after it was announced that the 157th Open will be played at Carnoustie in 2029

The National (Scotland) · 14h ago

Trains disrupted from Glasgow after tractor crashes into bridge

Trains from Scotland's busiest railway station have been disrupted after a tractor crashed into a bridge

The National (Scotland) · 15h ago

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Scotland’s first drug-checking service begins operations

Minister Maree Todd said the facility will save lives and help tackle the country’s high drug death rate.

Evening Standard · 15h ago

Woman says she was drugged and sexually assaulted by Mohamed al-Fayed’s brother

Woman says she was kept prisoner at Fayed estate in Scotland in the 1990s

The Independent UK · 16h ago

New 'life-saving' drug-testing facility opens in Glasgow

Scotland's first drug-checking service has officially opened in Glasgow

The National (Scotland) · 16h ago

Experts say Stonehenge’s six-tonne Altar Stone did not originate in Scotland

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The Independent UK · 19h ago

AI data centres 'could become Scotland’s biggest polluter in just four years'

AI data centres could become Scotland’s biggest polluter in four years’ time, forcing “every other sector of Scottish life” to make huge changes to stay within national climate limits, campaigners have said ...

The National (Scotland) · 21h ago

Ministers told to take 'urgent' climate action five years after COP in Glasgow

FIVE years on from Scotland hosting the Cop climate change summit, ministers are being challenged to take “urgent action” over the “addiction to fossil fuel” ...

The National (Scotland) · 21h ago

New poll finds Scots want key Westminster powers controlled by Holyrood

THE majority of Scots want decisions on North Sea oil and gas drilling to be made by the Scottish Government, not Westminster, according to new polling.

The National (Scotland) · 21h ago

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The National (Scotland) · Nov 8

Inside Scotland’s first AI ‘people’s assembly’ as campaigners issue list of demands

SCOTLAND’S first “people’s assembly” has called for a moratorium on data centres by both the UK and Scottish Governments, as well as local authorities ...

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 ...

Evening Standard · Nov 8

Scotland falls silent to remember war dead on Remembrance Sunday

First Minister John Swinney led tributes outside Edinburgh city chambers.

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 ...

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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

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

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

What Abdul El-Sayed’s historic victory in US means for Muslims in Scotland

HUNDREDS of millions of dollars in campaign funds, the political weight of the US President, Big Corporate lobbyists and the weaponisation of Islamophobia could not stop Abdul El-Sayed from becoming the first Muslim US Senator

Evening Standard · Nov 8

Veterans and politicians to remember fallen at Edinburgh remembrance service

A two-minute silence will be observed at 11am to remember those who have died in conflict.

The National (Scotland) · Nov 7

Gregor Townsend admits Scotland ‘didn’t deliver’ in All Blacks defeat

Townsend admitted Scotland fell below his expectations as they slumped to a demoralising 43-21 Nations Championship defeat to New Zealand.

The Independent UK · Nov 7

A real disappointment – Gregor Townsend frustrated by Scotland showing

The hosts were blown away by New Zealand in the second half of their Nations Championship clash.

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