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The Scotsman
23 Jun, 2019
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Top stories of the week

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

Gender law delayed for more consultation on impact on women

A new law on gender recognition has been delayed while the Scottish Government re-opens consultation on a draft Bill, it has been announced today.

Huge stag spotted strolling through Scottish housing estate

This is the remarkable moment a woman came face to face with a huge stag - as it casually strolled through a housing estate.

Video: Singing seals can copy human speech finds Scottish study

Grey seals are able to mimic human talk and song and could help experts treat speech disorders, according to Scottish academics.

Pensioners protest outside BBC over decision to scrap free TV licences for over-75s

Pensioners have staged protests outside BBC headquarters over the "scandalous" decision to axe the universal free TV licence for over-75s.

Tory leadership election shows ‘Nasty Party’ is back â€“ Lesley Laird

As was to be expected, Boris Johnson topped the poll of Tory MPs to become the next Prime Minister. He’ll be joined by Jeremy Hunt in the final two and, for once, the thought of Mr Hunt as Prime Minister doesn’t sound too bad when compared to Mr Johnson.

Police called to Boris Johnson’s home after neighbour heard ‘loud screaming’

Police were called out to the home of Conservative leadership candidate Boris Johnson and his partner Carrie Symonds.

Wings over Scotland defends robust blogging style in Alex Salmond interview

The man behind the controversial Wings over Scotland political blog has defended his robust writing style in an interview with former First Minister Alex Salmond.

Boris Johnson dodges question on why police were called to his flat

Boris Johnson has repeatedly refused to answer questions about police being called to his flat.

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