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The winner will be announced next week at a special event in the Scottish Parliament Gardens.

Scotland back-row forward signs two-year contract

The UK suspended funding to UNRWA following the allegations in January

Runners in the 2024 London Marathon were able to create and order their favourite pizzas DURING the race - and collect the piping hot feast at the finishing line.

In working with playwright James Ley to create a stage version of his book about growing up in North Lanarkshire in the 1980s, Damian Barr faced the prospect of seeing sometimes traumatic events from his life recreated in front of him. ‘It…

Ash Regan MSP says Mr Harvie’s future needs to be voted on after he “sided with ideology over evidence’

Blairgowrie player ‘gutted’ for younger brother after hand issue flared up at Sotogrande

There are fears that Green members determining the future will ‘weaken the SNP’

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was able to get his bill passed after a late night showdown in Westminster

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It's good that the sale and supply of wet wipes containing plastic will be banned by legislation being introduced by the Scottish Government by the end of 2024.

Daniel Kahneman, psychologist. Born: 5 March 1934 in Tel Aviv, Mandatory Palestine (now Israel). Died: 27 March 2024, aged 90

Yorkshireman Alan Lane appointed creative director

Campaigners will protest outside Bute House – directing their anger over the climate U-turn at Humza Yousaf.

US President Joe Biden’s claim that cannibals on Papua New Guinea ate his uncle during the Second World War turns out not to be true

A handful of SNP MSPs are expected to either abstain or vote against the proposals

Humza Yousaf faces a battle for his authority if the Greens tear up the Bute House Agreement.

Making Scotland a better place to live by tackling poverty is likely to be best way to fundamentally reduce deaths caused by alcohol and drugs

Give me cigarettes or give me death – or rather both, writes The Scotsman’s health correspondent Joseph Anderson

“By having clarity over issues such as small business taxes, late payment, and access to support, SMEs will be able to better plan for the future, and would-be entrepreneurs will have more confidence in taking the plunge and setting up for…

GMB Scotland has alleged staff were pressured to work despite displaying symptoms of Covid, creating “a huge amount of mistrust and anger towards these employers”, which Scottish Care denies

Criticism of actor Sydney Sweeney and Nicola Sturgeon’s looks doesn’t impress Aidan Smith

A new Speyside single malt Scotch whisky distillery, which will breathe new life into a remote area of north-east Scotland, is preparing to open its doors this summer, finds Rosalind Erskine.

​Andy Hadden says his inland surf resort is a great example of pushing the boundaries to boost growth and productivity

The First Minister previously said she was finding the writing process harder than she thought

Releasing inmates from prison when they have nowhere to go makes it more likely they will re-offend. Some even ask sheriffs to be locked up

People who want the Scottish Greens out of government can take inspiration from the Trotskyite and Tory entryists who joined Labour in 2015 to vote for Jeremy Corbyn

Glasgow Warriors player who suffered serious knee injury calls time on playing career

Former first minister asks MPs to delay her appearance before Westminster committee

A Scottish derby could on the cards as season reaches its climax