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Politics: Three-quarters of Scots back assisted dying laws, poll suggests
Football: Scotland could take extra players to Euro 2024 as coaches push for 26-man squads
Exclusive: Glasgow's Aye Write book festival called off after Creative Scotland funding snub
TV: Five Scottish stars who have won a Bafta Television Award
Heritage: Visit Scotland to close every tourist information centre around the country

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	Three-quarters of Scots back assisted dying laws, poll suggests as new Bill published

	Plans to legalise assisted dying in Scotland will be published today as a new poll claims to show support in every constituency for the change in law.

Three-quarters of Scots back assisted dying laws, poll suggests as new Bill published

Scottish firms warn ‘persistently high cost of doing business’ risks long-term harm to economy

Scottish firms warn ‘persistently high cost of doing business’ risks long-term harm to economy

‘Game-changer’ test spots signs of motor neurone disease before symptoms according to Scottish study

‘Game-changer’ test spots signs of motor neurone disease before symptoms according to Scottish study

Closing the pay gap between men and women could put an extra £55 billion in people’s pockets – Kirstene Hair

Closing the pay gap between men and women could put an extra £55 billion in people’s pockets – Kirstene Hair

Hay's Way: Two smokies swinging from my rucksack - a perfect snack and social deterrent

Hay's Way: Two smokies swinging from my rucksack - a perfect snack and social deterrent

'He felt abandoned by God and ultimately by the system that wouldn’t help him leave this world'

'He felt abandoned by God and ultimately by the system that wouldn’t help him leave this world'

Orwellian Hate Crime Act's attempt to please all the angry people isn't going to end well – Kate Copstick

Orwellian Hate Crime Act's attempt to please all the angry people isn't going to end well – Kate Copstick

Assisted dying corrodes the golden rule of medicine to 'first do no harm' – Scotsman comment

Assisted dying corrodes the golden rule of medicine to 'first do no harm' – Scotsman comment

Best Wines for Easter 2024: Top Picks for Your Holiday Celebration

Best Wines for Easter 2024: Top Picks for Your Holiday Celebration

Mackie’s of Scotland scoops additional listings in Asda stores across the UK

Mackie’s of Scotland scoops additional listings in Asda stores across the UK

Ferguson Marine ferries fiasco: Shipyard board moved to sack chief executive David Tydeman a month ago

Ferguson Marine ferries fiasco: Shipyard board moved to sack chief executive David Tydeman a month ago

Sea shanty sensation 'Wellerman' and Bollywood to be celebrated in Tattoo

Sea shanty sensation 'Wellerman' and Bollywood to be celebrated in Tattoo

Too little experimentation charge levelled at Steve Clarke as Scotland relive history with Northern Ireland loss

Too little experimentation charge levelled at Steve Clarke as Scotland relive history with Northern Ireland loss

Scotland star admits Hampden boos 'understandable' but insists friendly results are no reason to panic

Scotland star admits Hampden boos 'understandable' but insists friendly results are no reason to panic

Lewis Ferguson makes observation over his lack of Scotland starts and lifts lid on life in Serie A

Lewis Ferguson makes observation over his lack of Scotland starts and lifts lid on life in Serie A

Scotland could take extra players to Euro 2024 as coaches push for 26-man squads

Scotland could take extra players to Euro 2024 as coaches push for 26-man squads





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