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Brexit: 'Democratic disaster' as hundreds of EU nationals denied a vote

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Author Judith Kerr. Picture: Christian Czako

Judith Kerr dies: Children's author passes away aged 95

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Prime Minister Theresa May survived an eve-of-election coup attempt by her party

Brexit: Theresa May pulls key legislation but tries to hold on

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HMS Queen Elizabeth anchored in the Firth of Forth. Picture: PA

HMS Queen Elizabeth: captain flown off ship amid ongoing row

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EU elections: Labour outspends rival Scottish parties on Facebook adverts

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EU elections: Party leaders join Scots at the polls to elect MEPs

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EU elections: Don’t let this be a sad day for democracy – leader comment

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Forgotten Ian Rankin scripts for supermarket sitcom and crime drama found in archive gifted to nation

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Kirkwall Airport is one of the six airports affected. Picture: Ken Walton/creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/

6 Scottish airports close due to air traffic controller strike

Transport

Lomond Court Care Home, where Mr McConnell resided.

Care home chain fined £270k after Scottish OAP died mistaking chlorine tablets for mints

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Delta to fly year-round between Edinburgh and New York

Transport

HMS Queen Elizabeth leaving the Firth of Forth. Picture: TSPL

HMS Queen Elizabeth leaves the Firth of Forth

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Kirkwall Airport is one of the six airports affected. Picture: Ken Walton/creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/

6 Scottish airports close due to air traffic controller strike

Transport

Contract bans islanders from getting priority to ferry travel

Transport

HMS Queen Elizabeth lowered her pole mast to fit under the bridge en route to Rosyth. Pic: Katielee Arrowsmith/SWNS

Aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth to sail out of Forth on Thursday morning

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OAP who shot partner and her daughter had guns returned by police

Crime

Ian Rankin has sold more than 20 million books around the world since the first Inspector Rebus novel was published in 1987.

Ian Rankin donates personal letters from JK Rowling and Iain Banks to the nation

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Elgin Mosque. Picture: Google

Man held after swastika graffiti sprayed on Scottish mosque

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The late Bradley Welsh. Picture: TSPL

Bradley Welsh: family invite all mourners to funeral next month

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Aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth to sail out of Forth on Thursday morning

Transport

Children play on Portobello Beach as Scotland enjoys its hottest day of the year. Picture: Phil Wilkinson

Scotland records hottest day of the year

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Wednesday 15 May could be the hottest day of the year so far. Picture: John Devlin

Scotland set to sizzle in temperatures hotter than California on Wednesday

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Portobello beach during a heatwave

Soaring temperatures set to bring Scotland's hottest day of the year

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It could snow across parts of Scotland. Picture: Jonathan Bird/Network Rail/PA Wire

Arctic blast to hit Scotland during first bank holiday in May

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Brexit: 'Democratic disaster' as hundreds of EU nationals denied a vote

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Ian Rankin was at the National Library today to discuss the donation of a vast personal archive dating back to 1972.

Forgotten Ian Rankin scripts for supermarket sitcom and crime drama found in archive gifted to nation

Arts and culture

Lowe murdered his partner Christine Lee and her daughter Lucy in 2014.

OAP who shot partner and her daughter had guns returned by police

Crime

The retail property deal includes Kittybrewster Retail Park in Aberdeen. Picture: Contributed

Scottish retail parks snapped up in £60m deal

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Brexit: 'Democratic disaster' as hundreds of EU nationals denied a vote

Politics

Police officers have been left "stretched" by the new national set-up

Scots police and firefighters left "stretched" by new national set-ups

Politics

Nicola Sturgeon cast her vote in Glasgow today. Picture: PA

EU elections: Party leaders join Scots at the polls to elect MEPs

Politics

Political parties across the UK spend thousands on Facebook advertising

EU elections: Labour outspends rival Scottish parties on Facebook adverts

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UN Special Rapporteur Philip Alston hears from Scottish school children (Picture: Bassam Khawaja)

UN report on eye-watering poverty in UK is a wake-up call – Jamie Clark

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UN report on eye-watering poverty in UK is a wake-up call – Jamie Clark

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Young Scottish nationalists and unionists are joining forces to call for a People's Vote or second referendum on the UK's EU membership (Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP/Getty Images)

Why Brexit is uniting Scottish nationalists and unionists – Ailie Ross-Oliver

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Tommy Sheppard is the SNP MP for Edinburgh East

EU elections: Why the Brexit crisis is going to get worse – Tommy Sheppard

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Pupils have been given permission to skip school again tomorrow for another climate change protest. Picture: Ian Rutherford

Freddie Starr ate my notes and other stories – John McLellan

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Ian Rankin donates personal letters from JK Rowling and Iain Banks to the nation

People

French tourist Lily Mika, 26, has made an appeal to find her lost camera that she left at a rest stop near Sligachan, Skye last week - which is packed full of topless photos of herself.

French tourist's appeal after camera full of topless snaps lost on Skye

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The image in a close in Leith

'Banksy' pro-EU artwork appears in Edinburgh

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Iain Macmillan CBE

Obituary: Iain Macmillan CBE, former president of the Law Society of Scotland

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Muriel Spark will be honoured in a musical celebration inspired by her work at this year's Fringe.

Musical celebration of Muriel Spark to take centre stage at Edinburgh Festival Fringe

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'Banksy' pro-EU artwork appears in Edinburgh

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The ancient medieval stronghold of the Lords of the Isles at Finlaggan on Islay has been reconstructed in virtual reality to reveal how Scottish clan chiefs lived 600 years ago. Picture: University of St Andrews

Video: Inside the medieval home of Scotland's Lords of the Isles

Environment

The late Jambi, a Sumatran tiger. Picture: TSPL

Edinburgh Zoo's Jambi the tiger dies

Environment

There have been more than 14,000 callouts relating to rats in Glasgow since 2016 (Photo: Shutterstock)

The most rat-infested streets in Glasgow revealed

Health

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UN report on eye-watering poverty in UK is a wake-up call – Jamie Clark

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Woman spent more than two years with titanium clip up her nose after NHS Lothian surgical blunder

Scottish woman spent more than two years with titanium clip up her nose after NHS Lothian surgical blunder

Health

HMS Queen Elizabeth anchored in the Firth of Forth. Picture: PA

HMS Queen Elizabeth: captain flown off ship amid ongoing row

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Author Judith Kerr. Picture: Christian Czako

Judith Kerr dies: Children's author passes away aged 95

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Details for thousands of TalkTalk customers were easily available online, Watchdog found

TalkTalk privacy breach: BBC Watchdog finds customer bank details via Google search

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Chiara Cotronei: Scotland-Malawi partnership means finding long-term solutions together

Health

Hollywood actor Johnny Depp. Picture: Patrick Baz

Johnny Depp accuses ex-wife of having ‘painted on bruises’

Entertainment

A 'One Europe For All' march in Berlin last weekend showed the strength of pro-EU feeling (Picture: Michele Tantussi/Getty Images)

Despite Brexit, Scotland is taking steps to remain true friend of EU – Richard Lochhead

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Nigel Farage has what appears to be milkshake thrown on him in Newcastle (Picture: Ian Forsyth/Getty Images)

Brexit Party must be open about finances amid Kremlin interference – leader comment

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Obituary: Iain Macmillan CBE, former president of the Law Society of Scotland

People

Austrian auto racer Niki Lauda in 1975 (Picture: AP)

Obituary: Niki Lauda, Formula 1 racing legend who came back from horrific injuries to new successes

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George Argent in his element, en route to Tenom, Malaysia, in 2007

Obituary: George Argent, Rhododendron expert nicknamed ‘Edinburgh’s Indiana Jones of botany’

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Elisabeth Fraser in 1997, as she campaigned against the closure of Royal Bank of Scotland's 'Ladies' Branch in Princes Street, Edinburgh (Picture: Ian Rutherford/TSPL)

Obituary: Elisabeth Fraser, author and seeker of spiritual truths who campaigned to save the Ladies Branch of RBS

People

Micky Steele-Bodger in 2000 (Picture: Neil Hanna)

Obituary: Micky Steele-Bodger, veterinary surgeon, England rugby internationalist, selector and administrator

People