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The Scotsman
21 Jun, 2018
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Radical new plans revealed to turn Scotland smoke free by 2034
A ban on smoking in council homes is among a raft of radical new measures being considered as part of the “next steps” unveiled by ministers to make Scotland smoke-free by 2034.
Latest News
Theresa May calls US child migrant policy “deeply disturbing” and “wrong”

Theresa May has condemned the US Government's policy of separating children from their parents if they are captured after crossing the border from Mexico, saying it was "completely and unequivocally wrong".

Scotland ‘will be less attractive to migrants’ after Brexit

Scotland could struggle to attract migrants if a more restrictive system is introduced post-Brexit, a new report concludes.

Early age drinking in spotlight

As a major international conference is taking shape, we consider how a global perspective can find ways to tackle issues around alcohol

Promoted by Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems (SHAAP)

Revealed: New plans for trams and cars to share single lane on Leith Walk

Cars could be set to share single lanes with trams along part of Leith Walk under blueprints for the next stage of Edinburgh’s tram project.

SNP protest at PMQs ‘not a one-off’, Ian Blackford warns

The SNP’s protest at Prime Minister’s Questions “most certainly isn’t” a one-off, the party’s Westminster leader has warned.

Sport Update
Four reasons why Aberdeen might shock Burnley

With the Europa League second qualifying round pairing Aberdeen with Burnley, the Dons have been handed an especially difficult start to this season’s European campaign.

Gordon Bulloch to scale equivalent of Everest to support Doddie Weir

Former Scotland captain Gordon Bulloch will today set off to scale his own Mount Everest in the latest show of support for Doddie Weir’s campaign to find a cure for motor neurone disease (MND).

Derek McInnes: We’ll be looking to cause an upset and send Burnley crashing out of Europe

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes says his players will push themselves to the limit to try to upset the odds in a mouth-watering Europa League tie against Burnley.

And finally...
Remains of “ancient wolf” found in Highland peat bog

The remains of an animal believed to be a young wolf that roamed the Highlands up to 2,000 years ago have been discovered in a Highland peat bog.

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