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Derek Mackay urged to set aside £10m for those hit by Universal Credit roll-out

Politics

An artist's impression of the development.

Glasgow City Council approves £200m build-to-let development

Politics

Congestion and pollution is a problem in India. Picture: AFP/Getty

India to fill up with eco fuel from whisky after signing deal

Environment

The friends Mr Aisthorpe was looking for.

Mountaineer tells of relief after 30-year search for friends’ remains

News

Theresa May called off a vote in the Commons on her Brexit deal because the Government was certain to lose

Brexit: Theresa May admits her deal 'would be rejected' over backstop

Politics

Jamie Robson in action for Dundee United. Picture: SNS.

Dundee United to probe player over claims he ‘blacked up’ for party

Dundee United

Karen Gillan. Picture: Neil Hanna

Scientists solve mystery of how redheads inherit flaming locks

News

Alesha MacPahil, six, was reported missing in the early hours of July 2

Teenager denies rape and murder of Alesha MacPhail on Bute

News

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon

Brexit: Nicola Sturgeon says vote delay is 'pathetic cowardice'

Politics

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‘Racist attacks must stop’ says players’ union chief Fraser Wishart

Football

Craig Gordon is gearing up for this week's Europa League clash against RB Salzburg.

Celtic keeper Craig Gordon is proud to pass with flying colours

Celtic

Teenager Connor McLennan is confident he can provide the goalscoring spark which Aberdeen need. Picture: SNS.

Aberdeen’s Derek McInnes rues impossible task in search for striker

Aberdeen

Tony Fitzpatrick at the launch of his autobiography at St Mirren Park. Picture: JSHPIX.CO

Tony Fitzpatrick and fake scouting report that helped save St Mirren

St Mirren

Glasgow Warriors wing Tommy Seymour has singed a new contract. Picture: Gary Hutchison/SNS/SRU

Decision to stay at Glasgow not a trying one for Tommy Seymour

Champions Cup

Big-money Khalil Mack and Aaron Donald justifying case for the defense

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Why Steven Gerrard should be worried about Rangers’ predictability
Joel Sked

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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard saw his side become too predictable against Dundee on Sunday. Picture: SNS/Craig Williamson

Why Steven Gerrard should be worried about Rangers’ predictability

Dundee

Dundee's Nathan Ralph was sent off for denying a goalscoring opportunity against Rangers. Picture: SNS/Rob Casey

Why Nathan Ralph was wrongly sent off against Rangers

Dundee

Gary Graham in action for Newcastle at BT Murrayfield. Picture: Ross Parker/SNS/SRU

Iain Morrison: Scotland prospect Gary Graham looks a smart player

Rugby union

Steve Clarke has led Kilmarnock to the top of the Ladbrokes Premiership. Picture: SNS/Ross Parker

How Steve Clarke has transformed Kilmarnock to become Premiership league leaders

Kilmarnock

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Theresa May called off a vote in the Commons on her Brexit deal because the Government was certain to lose

Brexit: Theresa May admits her deal 'would be rejected' over backstop

Politics

Amber Rudd supports a 'Norway-plus' approach. Pic: Jack Taylor/Getty Images

Lesley Riddoch: Norway Plus is not an option for the UK’s Brexit

Opinion

Tata steel works . Pic: Lukas Schulze/Getty Images.

Brian Monteith: Voting down May’s Brexit plan is about more than the backstop

Opinion

The House of Commons' vote on Brexit could be a defining moment in British history (Picture: PRU/AFP/Getty)

Brexit: How I decided how to vote on Brexit – Christine Jardine MP

Opinion

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Statue of Charles Rennie Mackintosh can help Glasgow ‘move on’ from art school fire

Art

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Glasgow Christmas Market 2018: Everything you need to know

Food and Drink

Mackintosh gin, an exciting new gin from rural Angus. Picture: thegincooperative.com

8 brand new Scottish gins to get excited about this Christmas

News

Dancing at Locarno in Glasgow in 1964. Photo: TSPL

9 lost Glasgow nightclubs we haven’t forgotten

News

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Hotel deal is sweet news for fledgling Scots chocolatier

Retail

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£200m European programme puts Scotland’s life science sector in investor’s spotlight

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Ted Baker, the British fashion label with Scottish roots, has announced its founder Ray Kelvin will take a temporary leave of absence. Picture: Ted Baker

Ted Baker chief takes ‘voluntary leave of absence’

Retail

Jane Wood: excited to be joining the telecoms group. Picture: Ian Jacobs

New boss revealed for BT’s Scottish operations

Tech

Winners of the 13th round of the Scottish Edge contest. Picture: Sandy Young Photography

Scottish Edge gives record £1.8m injection for ambitious start-ups

Companies

Ian Curle (left) and Scott McCroskie at the firm's HQ in Glasgow. Picture: Paul Chappells

Ian Curle to retire as boss of whisky maker Edrington

Retail

Hotel deal is sweet news for fledgling Scots chocolatier
Scott Reid

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A map showing 18th Century New York Province where almost 500 islanders ended up on a promise of a better life. PIC: Creative Commons.

The Scottish islanders conned by a new life in New York

Lifestyle

A 19th Century sugar plantation in Jamaica. Neill Malcolm, 12th of Poltalloch, owned 10 such estates. PIC: Creative Commons.

The Scot who owned more than 2,000 slaves in Jamaica

Lifestyle

How much of your family can you find? Pictured: Group portrait of the Gordon family at Cherryvale Grove, Kansas.

How to trace your Scottish family tree - according to a professional genealogist

Lifestyle

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