🔴 School closure fears rise across Scotland as strike action backed

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Aug 7, 2023

Good morning readers and welcome to a brand new week.

This is your Monday morning newsletter, brought to you by The Scotsman.

Here are 5 of today's top headlines

Premium: School closure fears rise across Scotland as strike action backed
Politics: More than 60,000 homes in Scotland at risk of repossession – Labour
Edinburgh Fringe: Our critics’ verdicts on the International Festival’s opening weekend
Football: Bisgrove gives Rangers-Celtic ticket update and reveals latest on DoF role
Heritage: Locals in Scotland's 'Outlander village' face a race against time to save their 800 year old abbey

Thanks for reading, more headlines are below.

Graham Falk


	School closure fears rise across Scotland as strike action backed by trade union members

	First Minister Humza Yousaf has been urged to intervene following the collapse of pay talks

School closure fears rise across Scotland as strike action backed by trade union members

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Ross County's Simon Murray bemused by Celtic penalty award after what Nick Walsh told him in denying his claim

Ross County's Simon Murray bemused by Celtic penalty award after what Nick Walsh told him in denying his claim

Then there was one: Matt O'Riley loses two friends from Celtic team as he reveals closeness with duo

Then there was one: Matt O'Riley loses two friends from Celtic team as he reveals closeness with duo

James Bisgrove gives Rangers-Celtic ticket update and reveals latest on director of football role

James Bisgrove gives Rangers-Celtic ticket update and reveals latest on director of football role

New season already an emotional rollercoaster for Hibs as St Mirren claim points with last-gasp victory

New season already an emotional rollercoaster for Hibs as St Mirren claim points with last-gasp victory





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