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Good morning Voornaam

 

We're almost there... you can almost taste it... the weekend is on the horizon. So, grab an iced latte and a breakfast pastry, and settle in for some news. 

 

First up today, an exclusive from our politics team. The SNP is closing the gap with Labour in Scotland with just a week to go until the General Election, a new poll for The Scotsman has found.

Read everything you need to know right here. 

 

Next ups, arts and culture. Our correspondent Brian Ferguson is taking a look at football at the Fringe, and how the beautiful game will play out on the Edinburgh stages. 

 

He explains: "The party may be over for the Tartan Army, but there's plenty more football left to enjoy this summer - and not just the action in Germany. As the Euros build to a climax over the next couple of weeks, rehearsals will be in full swing for the host of football-themed and inspired shows lined up for this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe."

 

Read more here

 

Last up, our favourite topic, food and drink. Our expert Gaby Soutar takes a look at 50 things to eat and drink in Scotland this summer.

 

Check our your crucial guide right here. 

 

Whatever your plans, have an excellent day.

 

From

 

The team at The Scotsman

 

 
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Why Scottish prisoners are being released today and which inmates are eligible
     
 
How Scotland's longest-running sound and light show has grown to be worth more than £10m to the economy
How Scotland's longest-running sound and light show has grown to be worth more than £10m to the economy
 
     
 
Law which could see people fined for using wrong bin passes in Scotland
Law which could see people fined for using wrong bin passes in Scotland
 

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Analysis: Should we be outraged at politicians betting on election outcomes?
Analysis: Should we be outraged at politicians betting on election outcomes?
 
     
     
 
 
Why King Charles gave the Japanese emperor whisky from Aberdeenshire
 
Why King Charles gave the Japanese emperor whisky from Aberdeenshire
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
     
     
   
   
   
 
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