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The Scotsman
2 Dec, 2019
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Nicola Sturgeon: Boris Johnson ‘unfit to be PM’ after politicising London Bridge
Nicola Sturgeon has questioned Boris Johnson’s fitness to hold the office of Prime Minister after he was accused of politicising Friday’s terrorist attack on London Bridge.
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Nicola Sturgeon deflects from SNP failings by raising spectre of Donald Trump – Brian Monteith

Nicola Sturgeon has sought to deflect attention away from her own failings by raising the spectre of Donald Trump facilitating profiteering out of the NHS, writes Brian Monteith
Man dies after being knocked down outside Scottish Tesco supermarket

A man has died after being knocked down outside a Fife supermarket.
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Facebook removes Tory adverts which used edited BBC coverage

Facebook has taken down Conservative Party adverts which used edited versions of BBC content.
Boris Johnson’s view of ‘single parents’ is intolerant and ignorant – Christine Jardine

I am not the child of a single parent family. But my sisters are. I was 20 when our dad died but they were just 13 and eight years old.
Sport Update
Scots ice dancer scoops gold at British championships

Scottish ice dancer Lewis Gibson and partner Lilah Fear pipped their personal best score in the free danceto scoop the British title for the third time.
Why Rangers boss Steven Gerrard would not be surprised if top clubs wanted Glen Kamara – but claims Juventus link is ‘made up’

Glen Kamara was once again in the middle of all things good for Rangers as they defeated Hearts 5-0 with ease on Sunday.
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Hearts make final push to appoint Daniel Stendel manager

Tynecastle hierarchy aware of German's wishes
And finally...
Music review: The Twilight Sad, Usher Hall, Edinburgh

“I never thought this would happen, honestly,” James Graham paused to tell us. Looking out across the heaving full house here for his band the Twilight Sad, their singer’s response was mixed with customary humility, as though all concerned were doing him a grudging favour. “Thank you every one of you for spending your hard-earned money.”
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