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Scots shoppers ‘hit by £400 Brexit price hike since referendum vote’

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Half of young people in the UK said they would like to own an electric car. Picture: Getty

Scots scientists’ battery breakthrough could revolutionise electric cars

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The Meadowbank sports complex is being redeveloped

Judy Murray criticises plans to ‘downsize’ sports facilities at Meadowbank

Politics 2

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

Opinion

Actress Rose McGowan, right, with writer Afua Hirsch at the Edinburgh International Book Festival yesterday. Picture: Greg Macvean

Rose McGowan labels Harvey Weinstein a ‘de-facto cult leader’ protected by Democrats

Edinburgh festivals

Hares can be shot despite being a protected species

Ilona Amos: It’s wrong to kill hares to protect grouse for shooting

Opinion 1

Nelson mandela visited Glasgow in 1993.

Mandela family miss Edinburgh book festival event after being stopped at Heathrow

Politics 44

Corbyn admitted being present at the ceremony for killers who carried out Olympics massacre. Picture: John Devlin

Israeli PM piles pressure on Jeremy Corbyn over wreath-laying

Politics 77

Some farmers have faced financial difficulties after an unusually dry summer

Scottish Government offers bridging loans to farmers following extreme weather

Politics 11

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Alex McLeish voices concerns over Leigh Griffiths’ lack of game time

Celtic 3

Moussa Dembele will not be risked from the start but is likely to play a part against AEK Athens. Picture: SNS.

Brendan Rodgers: ‘My biggest qualifying challenge at Celtic so far’

Celtic 2

Ian Durrant: Celtic Park is acid test for Gerrard’s Rangers

Rangers 1

John Souttar on Alex McLeish’s radar for Scotland call-up

Hearts

Steven Naismith shouts at Jonny Hayes in the aftermath of the incident. Picture: SNS Group

Steven Naismith and Celtic captain Scott Brown ‘escape SFA punishment’

Hearts 110

Aberdeen unveil James Wilson who has joined the Pittodrie club on loan from Manchester United. Picture: Craig Foy/SNS

Manchester United’s Wilson out to show he’s no slacker at Aberdeen

Aberdeen

Martin Dempster: Mixed format should be repeated but with more stars
Martin Dempster

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The Iceland team of, left to right, Valdis Thora Jonsdottir, Birgir Hafthorsson, Olafia Kristinsdottir and Axel Boasson with their trophy and gold medals after winning the mixed event at Gleneagles last Saturday. Picture: Getty.

Martin Dempster: Mixed format should be repeated but with more stars

Golf

Hearts manager Craig Levein celebrates after his side defeated Celtic at Tynecastle. Picture: SNS

Winners and losers from week two of the Ladbrokes Premiership season

Premiership 10

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard. Picture: SNS

Did Steven Gerrard research Rangers history before referee complaint?

Rangers 133

Uche Ikpeazu and Jozo Simunovic in action as the Hearts forward has an attempt on goal. Pic: SNS/Craig Williamson

Hearts 1 - 0 Celtic: Four things we learned

Hearts 21

Opinion More Opinion >>

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

Opinion

More than 135,000 pupils in Scotland found how they had done in their exams yesterday. Picture: PA Wire

Letters: Ignore the gloomy assessments, Scotland has highly educated population

Your Say 18

Stein knew a lot about football, but would admit he didn't know who'd win the next Old Firm game

Kevan Christie: Thinkers from Socrates to Jock Stein knew wisdom of saying ‘I don’t know’

Opinion

The SNP's management of education under Swinney and his predecessors has been to deny, dissemble and distort the true picture of what is happening in Scottish schools, says Brian Monteith. Picture: Stuart Nicol

Brian Monteith: ‘Education failure’ will be the Nationalist epitaph

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Edinburgh Festival 2018: 7 shows you have to see in week two

Theatre

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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

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

Food and drink

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Esure shares surge on takeover approach

Financial

Burness Paull sees ‘opportunities’ as turnover jumps

Companies

Tim Cornelius is the Edinburgh-headquartered group's chief executive. Picture: Jon Savage

Capital’s Atlantis Energy powers up in Wales

News

Major R&D boost as £16.5m facility heads for Scotland

Companies 1

BT is creating more than 1,000 customer service jobs across the UK. Picture: Adam Liversage/BT

BT dials up 192 Scots positions

Tech

IPOS co-founders Robin Knox (left) and Paul Walton (right) have announced a new start-up venture, Boundary. Picture: contributed.

IPOS team return to tech scene with security start-up

Business

Esure shares surge on takeover approach
Scott Reid

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

Opinion

Montrose Basin (pictured) was one of the areas hit by the tsunami with water said to have reached almost 20 miles inland. PIC: Contributed.

The tsunami that battered Scotland 8,000 years ago

Lifestyle 5

Isle of Tiree are searching for a new minisrer. Picture: Church of Scotland

Idyllic Scottish island dubbed ‘Hawaii of the North’ offers beach house to new minister

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