Divisions in the SNP have deepened after Kate Forbes turned down a job in new First Minister Humza Yousaf’s Government.
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Good morning readers.

Welcome to your Wednesday morning news update.

It was a memorable night for Steve Clarke and the Scotland national team and we have all the reaction alongside the latest Scottish news headlines.

Here are the top 5 headlines from The Scotsman.

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  Divisions deepen as Kate Forbes turns down role in Humza Yousaf's Government  
     
  Divisions in the SNP have deepened after Kate Forbes turned down a job in new First Minister Humza Yousaf’s Government.  
     
Divisions deepen as Kate Forbes turns down role in Humza Yousaf's Government
     
   
     
 
Scotsman Letters: New First Minister Humza Yousaf is inspiration to ethnic youth
Scotsman Letters: New First Minister Humza Yousaf is inspiration to ethnic youth
 
     
     
 
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Banchory service marks the beginning of a year of 700th anniversary celebrations
Banchory service marks the beginning of a year of 700th anniversary celebrations
 
     
 
Scotsman Obituaries: Dr Russell Sharp - man who masterminded rescue of Caledonian brewery
Scotsman Obituaries: Dr Russell Sharp - man who masterminded rescue of Caledonian brewery
 
     
 
A&E figures: New performance figures are "an embarrassment for Humza Yousaf"
A&E figures: New performance figures are "an embarrassment for Humza Yousaf"
 
     
 
‘Fake’ locals used to promote US billionaire’s bid to build championship golf course on scenic Highland dunes
‘Fake’ locals used to promote US billionaire’s bid to build championship golf course on scenic Highland dunes
 
     
 
Humza Yousaf fails first test in assembling Cabinet and faces another over Lorna Slater and deposit return scheme
Humza Yousaf fails first test in assembling Cabinet and faces another over Lorna Slater and deposit return scheme
 
     
 
Vital support for Scotland's village hall music venues can go a long way – Brian Ferguson
Vital support for Scotland's village hall music venues can go a long way – Brian Ferguson
 
     
 
Humza Yousaf must deliver 'green future for Scotland' and end use of fossil fuels, youth campaign group say
Humza Yousaf must deliver 'green future for Scotland' and end use of fossil fuels, youth campaign group say
 
     
 
'It’s very important to our family to be as sustainable as possible': Arbikie toasts installation of wind turbine
'It’s very important to our family to be as sustainable as possible': Arbikie toasts installation of wind turbine
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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