Face coverings to be made compulsory on Scottish public transport

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	Jun 18, 2020


	Face coverings to be made compulsory on Scottish public transport

	Passengers on buses and trains will have to wear coverings to help reassure fellow travellers, The Scotsman has learned.

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Here’s a key reason why the Scottish independence movement will win indyref2 – Kenny MacAskill

Indyref2 will be a choice between two futures, but the risks of leaving are vastly outweighed by the dangers of staying, writes Kenny MacAskill.

Culling of mountain hares outlawed in landmark amendment by Scottish Government

Environmentalists have applauded the Scottish Government’s decision to accept an amendment banning the culling of mountain hares.

Nicola Sturgeon says ‘racist thugs shame Scotland’ as six arrests made at Glasgow protest

Footage shows hundreds of officers attempting to break up the violent clashes.

Dave Lewis

When Scottish pubs and restaurants could reopen – and the rules that may be imposed

The Scottish Government set out a four-phase exit route out of lockdown

Dave Lewis

Tuilagi brothers join London Scottish

Fred and Brian sign up for Exiles for 2020/21 season

Dave Lewis

Football’s loss is athletics’ gain as Kirsty Law goes from strength to strength

Top discus thrower could have had an alternative sporting career but has no regrets about choosing track and field

Dave Lewis

Golf club that was 48 hours from closure now flourishing as sport booms

Braes Golf Centre in Polmont has ‘come back from the dead’

Dave Lewis

Calls to expel Hearts and Partick Thistle from Scottish football, Hibs stars asked to consider lengthy pay cut, Dundee United to make second bid for Championship star – Scottish Premiership Rumour Mill

Thursday’s Scottish football news and gossip





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