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Teen sentenced after attempted murder of Syrian refugee in Edinburgh

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15 per cent want immigration to rise. Picture: Jane Barlow

Two-thirds of Scots teenagers don’t want immigration to rise

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A council is to offer free sanitary products as part of a drive to tackle 'period poverty'. Picture: Getty

Scottish council first in UK to offer free sanitary products

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A statue of Sir John A Macdonald, the Glasgow-born first prime minister of Canada, was taken down in Victoria this week given controversy over his treatment of indigenous people. PIC: Pixabay.

Holyrood review support of Canada’s Scottish founding father over indigenous controversy

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Celtic and Rangers are one tie away from the Europa League group stages. Picture: Clive Rose/Getty

Revealed: How much Celtic and Rangers could make from Europa League

Celtic

Scotland's biggest health union has called for the Scottish Government to break with the UK's NHS pay review body.

Health union urges Scottish Government to break with pay review body

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RBS' finance chief is to step down at the end of September.

RBS finance chief to step down at end of September

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My Left Right Foot: The Musical. Picture: Contributed

Scotsman Fringe First awards: Seven winners from week two

Edinburgh festivals

In a country where the national dress is a man in a tartan skirt, why are Scots upset by burkas, asks a Scotsman reader. Picture: Kiltwalk

Letters: Scots in kilts shouldn’t fret over Muslim women in burkas

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Revealed: How much Celtic and Rangers could make from Europa League

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Celtic and Rangers are close to qualifying for the Europa League group stages. Picture: SNS/Alan Harvey

Who will Celtic and Rangers face in the Europa League play-offs?

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Daniel Arzani in action for Melbourne City against Ivan Franjic of Brisbane Roar in April. Picture: Getty Images

Daniel Arzani joins Celtic on two-year loan from Manchester City

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Celtic midfielder Olivier Ntcham. Picture: John Devlin

Rumour Mill: Celtic star not for sale | new deal for Rangers ace | Kyle Lafferty nears Hearts exit

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Bordeaux made an offer for Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos. Picture: SNS

Scottish football transfer LIVE: ‘Derisory’ bid for Rangers star, showdown talks over Celtic ace, Coulibaly back to Scotland?

Premiership

Rangers fans in the first-leg tie with Maribor at Ibrox. Picture: SNS/Craig Williamson

Video: Rangers fans clash with police in Slovenia

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How much are Alfredo Morelos and Moussa Dembele worth?
Joel Sked

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Moussa Dembele and Alfredo Morelos. Picture: SNS

How much are Alfredo Morelos and Moussa Dembele worth?

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/Celtic's Leigh Griffiths, center, sits on the pitch after his team lost a Champions League third qualifying round, second leg, soccer match between AEK Athens and Celtic at the Olympic stadium in Athens, Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2018. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)

Celtic: Counting the cost of failure in Champions League

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Celtic exited the Champions League last night after a 2-1 defeat to AEK Athens. Picture: AP

Why Celtic’s Champions League exit may not hurt Scotland’s coefficient

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Moussa Dembele, Olivier Ntcham and Odsonne Edouard have all been fine Celtic signings. Pictures: SNS/Craig Williamson

All 17 Celtic signings under Brendan Rodgers rated

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The flag of Shetland flies from the aerial of a car near Lerwick Harbour. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP/Getty Images

Philip Tibbetts: Communities flying their own flags benefits Scottish identity

Opinion 10

In a country where the national dress is a man in a tartan skirt, why are Scots upset by burkas, asks a Scotsman reader. Picture: Kiltwalk

Letters: Scots in kilts shouldn’t fret over Muslim women in burkas

Your Say 55

Bill Jamieson fears Nurse Ratched, from One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, want to "set me free".

Bill Jamieson: SNP’s Nurse Ratched wants to take all my money

Opinion 24

Johnson may cultivate an image of a carefree scamp full of jolly japes, but his embrace of far-right is sinister (Picture: Jonathan Brady/Getty)

Kenny MacAskill: Boris Johnson’s sinister ties to alt-right guru Steve Bannon

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Scotsman Fringe First awards: Seven winners from week two

Edinburgh festivals

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Scottish drinks company launches fun canal cruise event for Edinburgh Festival

Food and drink

Number of new distilleries opening in Scotland continues to rise with 18 in last year

Food and Drink

https://www.auroraedinburgh.co.uk/'Address: 187 Great Jct St, Edinburgh EH6 5LQ'Hours: Closing soon · 9am'5pm'Menu: docs.wixstatic.com'Phone: 0131 554 5537''aurora restaurant

There’s still time to vote for your Hidden Gem in the Scotsman Food and Drink Awards 2018

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RBS finance chief to step down at end of September

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Royal London CEO Phil Loney is concerned Brexit is drawing focus from vital insurance legislation issues. Picture: Contributed

Royal London CEO urges Brexit action as H1 profits jump

Financial

Graham Stewart, chief executive of Faroe Petroleum

Investor calls for seats on board of Faroe

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Cruden Homes West's plans include new properties at the King's View development in Glasgow

Cruden lays out plans to add homes in west Scotland

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Royal London CEO Phil Loney is concerned Brexit is drawing focus from vital insurance legislation issues. Picture: Contributed

Royal London CEO urges Brexit action as H1 profits jump

Financial

LiFi can unlock 'unprecedented' data and bandwidth, says PureLiFi CEO Alistair Banham. Picture: Contributed

PureLiFi lights the way in O2’s 5G trials

Tech

RBS finance chief to step down at end of September

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A statue of Sir John A Macdonald, the Glasgow-born first prime minister of Canada, was taken down in Victoria this week given controversy over his treatment of indigenous people. PIC: Pixabay.

Holyrood review support of Canada’s Scottish founding father over indigenous controversy

Lifestyle 5

There were around 200 Cold War monitoring posts in Scotland between the mid-1960s and mid-1990s. PIC: Andy Fairgrieve.

How Scotland prepared for a nuclear attack

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Chris Bambery: How Scotland’s own ‘Occupy’ movement took over Edinburgh 80 years ago

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