9 May, 2018

Scots growth slump hits individual wealth

The personal living standards of Scots have taken a tumble against other global nations, new research indicates.

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Leanne Wood backs SNP position on Brexit âpower grabâ

The leader of Plaid Cymru has backed the Scottish Governmentâs decision to reject UK ministersâ proposals to amend the European Union Withdrawal Bill in a continuing row over devolution.

Remote island free of bird-killing invasive rats

Bridge to Australia bolsters FinTech opportunities

Australia and Scotlandâs FinTech businesses are perfectly game, set and matched under new initiative

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Video: Iranian politicians set fire to US flag in parliament

Politicians in Iran have set a US flag on fire in parliament and shouted âDeath to Americaâ after Donald Trump pulled out of the nuclear deal.

Millennials should receive Â£10,000 to fix generation gap, says think tank

Every 25-year-old in Britain should receive Â£10,000 paid for by rich older people, according to a new proposal by a think tank.

Will Scottish football be relegated by Brexit fall-out?

The freedom of movement could hit Scottish sporting life as Britain's role in Europe changes

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Rumour Mill: Celtic in talks over striker | Levein dismisses ânonsenseâ Rodgers talk

Celtic are in talks with PSG over the permanent transfer of striker Odsonne Edouard, Craig Levein has hit back at Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers, and Peterborough striker Jack Marriott is being pursued by a Scottish club.

The 12 best centre-backs in Scottish football right now

The top 12 centre-backs currently playing in Scottish football at the moment, as voted by members of The Terrace Scottish Football Podcast

Andy Murray suffers setback in bid to return from hip injury â reports

Andy Murray has suffered a setback in his bid to return to the court following hip surgery, according to the BBC.

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