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Can the courts measure mana? How Māori tikanga is challenging the justice system

When the Supreme Court used the idea of damage to a person’s mana to posthumously overturn Peter Ellis’ historic convictions for child sexual abuse, it created a remarkable precedent.

The Conversation

Call to end 'embarrassment' over Celtic and Rangers and turn clubs into global brands

A Glasgow MSP has called for the 'embarrassment' over Celtic and Rangers to end - and the Parkhead and Ibrox clubs to be turned into global brands.

The National (Scotland)

Celtic directors ‘frustrated’ by ‘stalemate’ in talks over Glasgow title party plans

Celtic directors eager to stage a Premiership title party for their fans in Glasgow are frustrated by the “stalemate” they are locked in with…

The National (Scotland)

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Mackintosh building restoration should be taken out of Glasgow art school’s hands, say experts

Architectural gem has twice been badly damaged by fire and rebuild has suffered a string of setbacks

The Guardian - UK

Glasgow’s burned-out marvel: will the restoration of Mackintosh’s School of Art ever happen?

People wept in the street when the magnificent Mackintosh building was nearly destroyed by two fires. So why, 10 years on, is there still no plan – or funding – for its repair?

The Guardian - UK

A&E waiting times in Scotland rising under pressure of winter

THE NHS in Scotland is under pressure as a result of the winter season, leading to an increase in the proportion of people waiting longer than four…

The National (Scotland)

Tree falls on ScotRail driver's cab amid Storm Gerrit - driver unharmed

SHOCKING pictures have emerged which show damage to a ScotRail train after a tree fell on a driver's cab.

The National (Scotland)

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Cross-party MSPs call for free bus travel for asylum seekers in upcoming Budget

CROSS-PARTY MSPs have called on the Scottish Government to extend free bus travel to all asylum seekers in the upcoming Budget to allow them to…

The National (Scotland)

BBC Scotland accused of 'radio silence for 24 hours' on Scottish Labour rift

BBC Scotland has been accused of ignoring a major split in Scottish Labour for more than 24 hours this week.

The National (Scotland)

Scots Tories 'inflaming drugs debate with false information', top campaigner says

SCOTTISH Conservative politicians have been accused of “inflaming” the abuse aimed at one of Scotland’s most prominent drugs reform…

The National (Scotland)

Historian says Labour worse than SNP in dealing with Scottish slave history

A HISTORIAN has accused Labour of contributing to Scotland’s “amnesia around slavery”, saying the party should not try to “politicise” the…

The National (Scotland)

Coffee giant criticised for 'outrageous' lobbying over drive-throughs

Costa was condemned for their offer to help the Scottish Government with their guidance surrounding the future of drive-through restaurants.

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar calls Scottish Labour ‘election ready’ as he revamps team

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar declared his party is “election ready” after appointing key figures as election co-ordinators...

The National (Scotland)

Co Tyrone athletes to take to global stage for Special Olympics

The quartet are representing local clubs Eagles in Coalisland, Starbreakers in Carrickmore and Omagh Spire

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Finnieston foundry to be demolished and replaced with flats after Scottish Government ruling

The Scottish Government has ruled that a historic foundry in Finnieston can be demolished and replaced with a 10-storey block of flats after objections were raised about plans.

Daily Record

No records kept in Scotland for children falling ill from vaping

It comes amid our campaign to outlaw disposable brands of e-cigs which are becoming a growing litter and pollution menace.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's historic Art Deco facade of Marks and Spencer on Sauchiehall Street saved from demolition

Developers have agreed to retain the historic facade of the former Marks and Spencer store on Sauchiehall Street as part of plans to build student accommodation for around 600.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's Mortons Rolls to restart production this weekend as 110 jobs saved by new owners

Mortons Rolls will be back on shelves from next week as production at the Drumchapel factory prepares to restart. Around half the workforce will be 'brought back immediately' after new ownership was secured.

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Insider UK

230 Mortons Rolls staff made redundant as rescue talks continue at Glasgow bakery

Mortons customers have been told to expect an imminent resumption of deliveries, the Daily Record is reporting

Daily Record

More than 200 Mortons Rolls staff made redundant as rescue talks continue

The Record understands Mortons customers have been told to expect an imminent resumption of deliveries.

Insider UK

Investor rescue deal being considered for Morton's Bakery

Local MSP claims to have spoken with several potential buyers for the collapsed Glasgow roll-maker

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's Mortons Rolls takeover talks 'positive' as government agrees to meet with investors

MSP Paul Sweeney has confirmed that the government has agreed to meet with investors looking to potentially buy Mortons Rolls after 'positive' talks on Tuesday.

Daily Record

Mortons Rolls could be saved by 'angel investors' claims MSP

The Glasgow company, known for its "We Built This City on Mortons Rolls" slogan, entered administration last week.

Glasgow Live

Mortons Rolls 'investors' could save jobs as council demand answers after shock closure

Council leader Susan Aitken says the priority is to support workers facing redundancy after the Drumchapel bakers ceased trading - but Labour MSP Paul Sweeney says he's in talks with 'investors'.

Daily Record

People with stress, anxiety or depression could be due up to £627 each month in financial help

Mental health conditions including stress, anxiety or depression can be supported through PIP or Adult Disability Payment.

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