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WHAT to make of the joint government deal between the SNP and the Greens?

ROAD chiefs have been come under fire after the latest temporary fix to try to prevent landslips on one of Scotland's key roads brings the cost to over £5m.

COSTS for private holiday accommodation during Scotland's great pandemic staycation have increased by an average of 41% since 2019.

THE MINIMUM price for alcohol should be raised to reduce the number of alcohol-related deaths in Scotland, an MP has claimed.

Fears are growing that pupils seeking to obtain national qualifications over the coming school year will miss out on vital opportunities to boost their chances of success through assignments.

AFTER a bruising spell for Scotch whisky in the international arena, some green shoots of recovery are beginning to emerge.

By Scott Wright

The world is changing rapidly. Just a decade ago, now-common phrases such as sustainability and the circular economy were hardly ever mentioned. Now, it seems, they are at the centre of everything we do.

GLASGOW contains the three Scottish constituencies which will be hit most heavily by the cut to Universal Credit, a study has found.

With an in-depth new study recommending that a ‘net-zero hub’ is established in the Forth Estuary, Forth Ports is now calling for the Scottish Government to support the initiative. By Anthony Harrington

A pensioner has died and two others were taken to hospital following a road crash near Girvan.

HOW we had missed the double act. It was simply not the same without them. The certainties of life seemed less certain, the reassurances less reassuring. But on Tuesday they were back. Ladies and gentlemen of Scotland, a big hand please for Nicola St...

Given her acts of heroism in the AIG Women’s Open last weekend, Louise Duncan could’ve arrived at the Curtis Cup in an elaborately furnished palanquin carried by her worshipping team-mates.

By Kristy Dorsey

FRASERS Group has said a move to take space over two floors in a Scottish shopping centre shows its commitment to bricks-and-mortar retailing.

OLD Firm matches always promise drama. And this time round there could be more of it off than pitch than come kick-off.

WORKERS impacted by the pandemic and the oil and gas downturn are to be backed for training and enterprise projects across a number of areas, including entrepreneurship, tourism and energy transition.

GOOD days, bad days, Maria Lyle has bolted through them all. Teenage prodigies have a nasty habit of burning brightly and then burning out.

The age-old rule that good things come in threes certainly applies to Toni Shaw, who admits 2021 is turning into the best summer of her life.

RANGERS are desperately hoping some of their self-isolating stars will be free to face Celtic on Sunday.

Most of us will have attended job interviews from time to time, some good, some bad.

I am looking to continue growing that historic inn estate

THE globalisation of women’s cricket is undoubtedly a good thing for the sport but for Scotland it brings both challenges and opportunities.

“THE sooner we finish the better,” says Joe Biden. America is focused on “getting this done by the end of the month,” the Pentagon instructs. That cold, implacable yet casual shrug of the shoulders over the fate of millions of Afghans just ab...

There are two key things you should know about the Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland (GERS) figures, which are the annual estimate of the Scottish economy as part of the UK.

SMART Metering Systems has secured a contract to fund and provide services for the installation of at least 400,000 smart meters in homes.

I could talk about how much money the Scottish Government is spending on spin doctors, or how much it’s spending on the NHS. I could even talk about the deal the SNP has done with the Greens. But I’m not going to. I’m going to talk about that o...

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NOBODY seems to have a good word to say about President Joe Biden at the moment, so I’ll step up to the plate. What seems to have been forgotten by many of his critics is that it was under President Trump that the US entered talks with the Taliban ...

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EMERGENCY patients are facing six-hour waits to be transferred to Scotland’s biggest hospital as health services nationally face  “significant and sustained” pressure.

Glasgow Life is the charity people in Glasgow engage with most often in their daily lives, and the community campaigns which have been taking place across the city throughout the pandemic and during the reopening of venues have demonstrated just how ...

ALAN McDougall says he will try to fulfil any request as long as its “legal and moral”.

CALLUM DAVIDSON hopes the return of David Wotherspoon can help fire St Johnstone into the group stages of the Uefa Europa Conference League.

GARY MCALLISTER didn't reveal the names of the players affected in the Covid outbreak at Rangers in tonight's press conference.

ALEX Salmond has accused Nicola Sturgeon and the Greens of "student politics" as he waded into the debate over the future of North Sea oil and gas.

Find out the latest Covid statistics in your area with our Scotland coronavirus tracker.

THE UK's highest railway which closed three years ago due to structural problems is to remain out of action this winter despite the Scottish Government pledging more than £20m to have it re-opened.

SCOTLAND’S economy grew by 0.9 per cent in June in a fifth consecutive monthly rise, but still remains smaller than before the Covid pandemic struck.

Damon Albarn

The weather has been perfect for a bumper Scottish wild fungi harvest; long periods of warm sunshine followed by heavy summer downpours. Scottish chanterelle, with their distinctive apricot yellow colour and waxy smooth cap with waves of ridges under...

THE scale of the challenges facing our city and town centres was thrown into stark relief when walking in Glasgow around lunchtime on a recent weekday.

SSE Energy Solutions and National Grid have announced a collaboration to capture waste heat from electricity transformers to generate hot water and heating for homes and businesses.

By Kristy Dorsey

Born: July 24, 1939

A FERRY chartered by the Scottish Government to support Scotland's beleaguered ferry network is one of two CalMac vessels that has broken down in the space of 24 hours.

THE abolition of fines in all Scotland's libraries is being pushed as part of a move to make them the heart of a pandemic recovery.