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Graham Falk.

  
     
  Will the next first minister ditch 'extreme' alcohol advertising plans?  
     
  Tourism bosses, live music promoters and Scotland’s multi-billion pound drinks industry are united in their condemnation, and there are widespread fea...  
     
Will the next first minister ditch 'extreme' alcohol advertising plans?
     
   
     
 
New figures show 54% of people in the UK would vote to remain in EU
New figures show 54% of people in the UK would vote to remain in EU
 
     
     
 
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Steam train tour dates from Glasgow and Edinburgh: Prices, dates and how to book
 
Advertisement feature: After a major investment, enjoy the golden age of train travel with a luxurious twist on board a series of unmissable rail trips in Scotland

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Readers Letters: SNP modus operandi of government by coercion is bad for Scotland
Readers Letters: SNP modus operandi of government by coercion is bad for Scotland
 
     
 
Scottish firefighters reflect on 'biblical scenes' during Turkey rescue operation
Scottish firefighters reflect on 'biblical scenes' during Turkey rescue operation
 
     
 
Scottish SPCA asks public to be wildlife wise around seals in Aberdeenshire
Scottish SPCA asks public to be wildlife wise around seals in Aberdeenshire
 
     
 
Some SNP leadership candidates’ beliefs are simply unacceptable – Michael Sturrock
Some SNP leadership candidates’ beliefs are simply unacceptable – Michael Sturrock
 
     
 
Scottish Government's plans to restrict alcohol advertising risk doing more harm than good – Scotsman comment
Scottish Government's plans to restrict alcohol advertising risk doing more harm than good – Scotsman comment
 
     
 
Deposit Return Scheme: Row over key legal exemption for scheme rumbles on
Deposit Return Scheme: Row over key legal exemption for scheme rumbles on
 
     
 
Edinburgh Fringe performers may need to look outside the city for accommodation – Brian Ferguson
Edinburgh Fringe performers may need to look outside the city for accommodation – Brian Ferguson
 
     
 
Allied Surveyors acquires Edinburgh Commercial Property with transfer of office and staff
Allied Surveyors acquires Edinburgh Commercial Property with transfer of office and staff
 
     
 
Ash Regan pledges to 'immediately explore' setting up new currency infrastructure
Ash Regan pledges to 'immediately explore' setting up new currency infrastructure
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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