Mar 21, 2021

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A round up of the most popular news stories this week.


	Secrets of Culloden battlefield to be uncovered

	New insights into the Battle of Culloden are set to be revealed in a series of special events being held to mark the 275th anniversary of the historic clash.

Case for a judge-led public inquiry grows amid calls for Sturgeon to quit – Scotsman comment

“No First Minister is above the fundamental principles of honesty and trust.”

Female leaders still need to navigate 'glass ceilings and old boys' clubs', says Yale School of Management expert

Despite research showing women have better-developed leadership skills than men, the glass ceiling remains in many places across the globe.

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George Galloway suspends election campaign as police investigate death threat claims

Former MP George Galloway has suspended his election campaign as police investigate alleged death threats against him.

The Voice: Falkirk singer Craig Eddie stunned as he wins show live on ITV

Falkirk’s Craig Eddie has won The Voice.

Police appeal after body of young man recovered from River Forth

Detectives have appealed for help to identify the body of a young man recovered from the River Forth at Burntisland yesterday.

Old Firm: Police officers self isolate after Rangers’ fans title celebrations

A fresh appeal has been made to Old Firm fans to stay at home ahead of tomorrow’s game after reports that dozens of police had to self isolate after being called to deal with Rangers’ fans league title mass celebrations.

George Robertson: Heartbroken family’s appeal six months after fatal West Lothian hit and run

The family of a father of two who was killed in a West Lothian hit and run six months ago have spoken of their devastating loss, and appealed for help to finally solve the case - and find the driver responsible.

Affordable new homes for Eigg islanders after community buys old GP surgery

New homes are to be created on the Isle of Eigg after the community successfully bought over a former GP surgery on the island and its accompanying land.

Column: Nadhim Zahawi on ‘extraordinary achievement’ of UK’s vaccine programme

Nadhim Zahawi, Minister for Vaccine Deployment, on how the UK working together has delivered the ‘extraordinary achievement’ of vaccinating more than half the adults in Great Britain in such a short space of time:



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