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In that time he has got Brexit done, delivered the biggest Tory majority since the 1980s and seen the SNP fail to get a majority in the Holyrood elections. But it's been anything but a quiet tenure...
The Olympics is here
Steph Twell and Eilish McColgan will make history after being named among the dozen Scots runners selected by Team GB for the Olympic Games in Tokyo starting today.
The heat is also triggering a few thunderstorms while grey and murky skies continue to plague some eastern coastal areas and the Northern Isles in Scotland.
Boris Johnson was elected Conservative leader two years ago today, seeing off Jeremy Hunt in a race that felt more like a procession than an actual contest.
Thursday is officially the hottest day this year in Scotland, as Dumfries and Galloway takes the boiling crown with temperatures nearly hitting the 30C mark.
The creation of a new green hydrogen hub planned for the Highlands has come a step closer as a feasibility study identifies the Cromarty Firth as an ideal location for the complex.
ScotRail has announced its Glasgow Central to Ayr services will resume again from Friday, July 23, following a serious fire which damaged Troon train station buildings.
Mainstream websites have been down across the UK as a result of a mass outage which an internet infrastructure company behind the problem says it is fixing, however, added that it appears the services are now resuming ‘normal operations.’
Uist is bidding for its share of Scotland’s archaeological glory with a new project that visualises its most thrilling ancient sites back in the landscape once again.
Scotland rugby legend Colin Deansnote-0 is excited to see two players from his hometown of Hawick – and five Scots in total – in the British & Irish Lions matchday 23 for the first Test against South Africa tomorrow.
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