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The Scotsman
Dec 31, 2017
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Torchlight revellers fire up Edinburgh’s ‘braw’ Hogmanay
A DRAMATIC new curtain raiser for Edinburgh’s Hogmanay celebrations lit up the Royal Mile and saw a fiery new symbol of Scotland unveiled in Holyrood Park.
Latest News
New Star Wars film to shoot scenes in Scotland

A new Star Wars movie will shoot scenes in Scotland next year, according to the Sunday Mail.

Everyone is talking about this picture of a Scots professor and his wife

A picture of a Scottish professor and his Ghanaian wife has gone viral after it kick started a debate about interracial relationships.

Euan McColm: Sturgeon’s farewell to best laid indyref plans

What with the presence of a maniac in the White House and the miserable chaos at Westminster over Brexit, it’s easy to forget that less than a year ago, Scottish independence was the issue that dominated our politics.

Wearable tech start-up PlayerData wins funds from high-profile backers

A start-up aiming to become a key player in the global sports wearable market has secured an early stage investment round from a number of high-profile backers including former Tesco boss Sir Terry Leahy.

Sport Update
Rangers’ Jordan Rossiter having ‘hard time’ in fitness fight

There is unshakable conviction offered by Graeme Murty as to the supreme abilities that Rangers midfielder Jordan Rossiter possesses. There is a complete lack of conviction from the Ibrox manager over whether the club will ever see the true value of these talents.

Will Super Six be the saviour or slayer of club rugby?

The year ahead promises to be an interesting one for rugby. The best two teams in world rugby will meet for the first time since 2014 and either New Zealand or England will get a huge boost one year out from the 2019 Rugby World Cup.

Glasgow-Edinburgh 1872 Cup clash evacuated during first half

The second meeting of the 1872 Cup between Glasgow Warriors and Edinburgh Rugby was postponed due to a stadium evacuation.

And finally...
Celtic Connections fears Brexit will cut global ties

Organisers of the annual Celtic Connections music festival have warned that the event may have to become less international in future due to the impact of Brexit.

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