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Urgent appeal to trace missing Stornoway teenager

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Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard visited the Mary Barbour statue in Govan to launch his party's discussion paper on helping tenants in the private rented sector. Picture: John Devlin/TSPL

Scottish Labour calls for ‘state intervention’ in private rented sector

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Sean Goman was charged following an attempted murder at High Court.

Teen sentenced after attempted murder of Syrian refugee in Edinburgh

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Police who attended the scene were praised. (Photo: John Devlin)

Axe attack man who cut his own throat ‘repeatedly reported to police’

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Rangers celebrate after winning the 2nd Leg football match between NK Maribor and Rangers FC in 3rd Qualifying Round of UEFA Europa League 2018/19. (Photo by MB Media/Getty Images)

Five Scots arrested around Rangers match in Slovenia

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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

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Dedryck Boyata ‘training with Celtic U20s and won’t face Partick Thistle’

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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

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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?

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Why Rangers’ best summer business was a surprise upgrade
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Allan McGregor in action for Rangers. Picture: SNS/Rob Casey

Why Rangers’ best summer business was a surprise upgrade

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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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A narrow section of shared path near the Armadillo and Hydro arenas in Glasgow. Picture: Cycling Embassy of Great Britain

Alastair Dalton: Cyclists and pedestrians need help learning to share space

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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

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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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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

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Scotsman Fringe First awards: Seven winners from week two

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Glasgow baker makes amazing cake recreation of Celtic Park

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The 10 best restaurants in Edinburgh according to TripAdvisor

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Scottish drinks company launches fun canal cruise event for Edinburgh Festival

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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

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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

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

PureLiFi lights the way in O2’s 5G trials

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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

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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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