The SNP only agreed to introduce free bus travel for under-19s âif possibleâ as part of the deal to the Scottish Greensâ support for a Budget that means more cuts for local councils despite more money from Westminster, writes Murdo Fraser.
Just one Scottish rail station is among 124 across Britain to be awarded new UK government funding to improve access for passengers with wheelchairs and pushchairs.
Following complaints about over-tourism and impact of events in Princes Street and Charlotte Square gardens, Edinburghâs festivals are starting to act to address peopleâs concerns, writes Brian Ferguson.
Ryan Lumsden reckons he is ready to become a winner in his debut season on the MENA Tour after learning from a couple of chances that slipped from his grasp.
Aravind Adiga is an Indian writer now based in Australia. He won the Booker Prize a few years ago with The White Tiger and contributes to the New Yorker, the Sunday Times and the Financial Times. So he is a highly regarded, even fashionable novelist. Amnesty is unlikely to damage his reputation. It may not, however, enhance it.
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