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Weakened Theresa May faces rebellion from Scots Tory MPs

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Billy Connolly and wife Pamela Stephenson

Billy Connolly ready to support Scottish independence

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Brussels is planning to end the practice of changing the clocks twice a year after research found it was unpopular. Picture: Shutterstock

EU’s Daylight Savings ban in breach of law, peers warn

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Paddy McGuiness and Freddie Flintoff named new Top Gear hosts

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The Man was recorded by other passengers. Picture: David Lawrence/PA Wire

Ryanair passenger ‘could get away with racist rant’

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Mr Harvie is now taking a tough line on council funding. Picture: John Devlin

Axe council tax to secure budget deal, demand Greens

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North Sea Oil is recovering from a previous slump. (File Photo)

BP given approval to develop new North Sea oil field

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Ged Killen, Scottish Labour MP for Rutherglen and Hamilton West, has called on Philip Hammond to scrap ATM charges. Picture: John Devlin

Labour calls for end to cashpoint charges

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Faith in Theresa May among her Cabinet, fellow Tory MPs and party supporters is now at its lowest ebb but it is still not clear whether she will face a leadership challenge. Picture: Getty

Brian Monteith: Embattled Theresa May tangled up in her own red lines

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Rumour Mill: Gabby Agbonlahor reveals SPFL interest | Celtic sweat over Brown fitness | Hearts defender ‘hit by microphone’

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Steven Gerrard was unhappy with Rangers' perfoprmance at Hamilton. Picture: SNS.

We got a fright, says Steven Gerrard after Rangers’ win at Hamilton

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Roy Aitken is inducted in the Scottish Football Hall of Fame.'' Picture: Alan Harvey/SNS

Roy Aitken tips Scott Brown to stay at Celtic

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James Tavernier puts Rangers back in front from the penalty spot. Picture: SNS

Hamilton 1 - 4 Rangers: Pair of spot-kicks spare Rangers’ blushes

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Celtic's Callum McGregor with manager Brendan Rodgers at full time. Picture: SNS.

Callum McGregor could become Celtic’s ‘new Broony’

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20/10/18 LADBROKES PREMIERSHIP'HEARTS V ABERDEEN'TYNECASTLE PARK - EDINBURGH'Aberdeen’s Scott Wright tackles Hearts’ Demetri Mitchell

Jimmy Dunne hails Hearts’ character after show of defiance

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Five things we learned from the Scottish Premiership this weekend
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Hearts manager Craig Levein celebrates Arnaud Djoum's opener at Tynecastle. Picture: SNS

Five things we learned from the Scottish Premiership this weekend

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Simon Berghan, second left, is penalised for obstruction and Magnus Bradbury's try against Montpellier is chalked off. Picture: SNS/SRU

Allan Massie: Encouraging signs in European defeats

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Neil McCann's last game in charge at Dundee was a 2-1 defeat to Kilmarnock. Picture: SNS/Craig Williamson

Why the number of managerial changes in Scottish football is not a concern

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Neil McCann lost his job as Dundee manager and was replaced by Jim McIntyre. Picture; Andrew Milligan/PA Wire

Mark McGhee agreed to help Neil McCann but Dundee chief let axe fall

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Brussels is planning to end the practice of changing the clocks twice a year after research found it was unpopular. Picture: Shutterstock

EU’s Daylight Savings ban in breach of law, peers warn

General Election 10

Faith in Theresa May among her Cabinet, fellow Tory MPs and party supporters is now at its lowest ebb but it is still not clear whether she will face a leadership challenge. Picture: Getty

Brian Monteith: Embattled Theresa May tangled up in her own red lines

Opinion 63

The evidence from elsewhere in the UK is that if you cut police numbers, crime inevitably �rises. Picture: John Devlin

Chris Marshall: Crime figures are a warning not to cut police numbers

Opinion

Dutch citizens cheer Britsh tanks as they liberate the country from Nazi forces in 1944 (Picture: Jack Esten/PNA Rota/Getty Images)

Christine Jardine: EU remembers UK’s WWII stand and would take us back

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Belfast-born author becomes first Northern Irish writer to win the Man Booker Prize

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Two Scottish pizzerias named among UK’s top ten according to TripAdvisor

Food and Drink

Lidl’s pop-up gin bar is coming to Edinburgh in November

Food and Drink

30 of the best Scottish gins including the Scottish Gin of the Year

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Investors increase offer for shopping centre group Intu

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The retailing giant has announced plans for 250 'Silicon Valley jobs' as it grows operations in the Scottish capital. Picture: Alex Hewitt

Amazon to create hundreds of Edinburgh jobs

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Richard Gray, 'chief executive of Scotgold Resources, which has secured six-figure funding to develop a Scottish gold mine. Picture: John Devlin

Scotgold Resources secures £430,000 Scottish Enterprise grant

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BrewDog co-founder James Watt said the brewer was 'championing a new way of paying for a pint'. Picture: BrewDog

BrewDog launches bar with FTSE 100 tracking beer

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The Scottish manufacturing sector posted its first negative business optimism figure since Q3 2016. Picture Michael Gillen.

Scottish economy resilient but orderly Brexit ‘essential’

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SIS hails 300th deal funding Scottish social enterprises

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Investors increase offer for shopping centre group Intu

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The Battle of Glenlivet was fought near Ben Rinnes in Speyside. PIC: Flickr/GaryE1981.

On this day 1594: Clans defend Catholic faith at Battle of Glenlivet

Lifestyle 15

Outlaw King, which stars Chris Pine as Robert the Bruce, will be released via Netflix in November

Outlaw King ‘a crowded epic’: Netflix film opens to mixed reviews

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Firefighters battle to contain the fire that destroyed the Mackintosh building at Glasgow School of Art in June. Picture: John Devlin

Why are so many landmark historic buildings lost to fire?

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