The Holocaust did not begin in Nazi concentration camps but when ordinary people started turning a blind eye to what was happening and so, with antisemitism once again rearing its head, it is incumbent on all of us to challenge hatred and division wherever we find it, writes First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

Christmas has arrived in Edinburgh even before Remembrance Day is held, notes Stephen Jardine.

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Glasgow’s only electric bus service is to be scrapped just two months before the start of a crackdown on the most polluting buses in the city centre, The Scotsman has learned.

Neil Lennon has fully backed his agent’s claim that he is routinely targeted for abuse in Scotland because he is an Irish Catholic who played for Celtic.

‘Hang Neil Lennon’. Seeing images of that spray-painted on a wall close to the ground of rivals Hearts was the final straw for the Hibernian manager who says the sentiment is reminiscent of the ideology of extremist Ku Klux Klan.

Neil Lennon could have caused a riot with his actions at Tynecastle, according to former Scottish Police Federation chairman Les Gray.