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Tejay Fletcher, 35, pleaded guilty to running the iSpoof website

Fraudster jailed for running multimillion-pound scam website in UK

Brits looking to travel to Spain this year could be impacted by new travel rules - but what are they?

Full list of new travel rules for Spain as Brits could be fined £25k

Eurovision 2023 acts and songs confirmed - Credit: Getty

Eurovision 2023: List of singers, songs and participating countries

Buckingham Palace

List of coronation guests taking part in ceremonial roles released

Nick Cave to attend King’s coronation as part of Australian delegation

The Golden Shears are returning

Ad Feature We will flock you: who will prove worthy of the Golden Shears?

Singer Aaron Carter’s autopsy reveals he drowned after taking drugs

(Photo by DANIEL LEAL/AFP via Getty Images)

Royal Mail and Communication Workers Union reach agreement

Farmers help during Storm Otto.

Lessons learned from Storm Arwen

Leaders of some of Scotland's most prominent estates have come together to complete a development programme to improve Scotland's land.

Cairngorms-based leaders gather to share experience

The Queen Consort was set to carry out several engagements but has been forced to cancel due to illness

Queen Consort forced to pull out of events after contracting illness

Barbadian singer Rihanna performs during the halftime show of Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, on February 12, 2023. (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images)

Rihanna pregnant: Baby bump on display at Super Bowl 2023 performance

Michael Flatley, star of Riverdance and Lord of the Dance is mobbed by fans as he makes an appearance during the opening day of the World Irish Dancing Championships at the Waterfront Hall on April 10, 2022 in Belfast

Michael Flatley diagnosed with “aggressive” form of cancer

Celtic target Cho Gue-Sung in action for South Korea during the World Cup in Qatar. (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)

Cho Gue-Sung to Celtic latest as ‘50 per cent sell-on' offer made

From left, John Bird, Rory Bremner, and John Fortune.

Actor and comedian John Bird dies aged 86

A person holds a poppy as they look at a wall made of 10,000 remembrance poppies following the RBL's Poppy Appeal 2022 (photo: Getty Images)

Cenotaph Remembrance Sunday parade and ceremony order of service

A view across the city of Edinburgh from Calton Hill at dusk, as Edinburgh is to host the Unesco Cities of Literature network conference in 2024, marking 20 years since it became the first city to be given the designation. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Edinburgh to host major Unesco literature conference

A number of councils could go on strike

In full: The Scottish councils facing potential strike action

The company’s founder, Hugo Spowers, believes the two-seater eco coupe is “the most energy efficient car on the planet”

Green Freeport status could bring pioneering hydrogen car factory and 800 jobs t...

Allan Murphy, chief executive, Dunbritton Housing Association; Shona Robison; Alistair Tuach, vice-chair, Dunbritton Housing Association. Picture: Andy McKay Photography

New Dumbarton development will address town's social housing needs

Jon Stewart says comments he made about the Harry Potter And The Philosopher’s Stone film were meant to be “light-hearted” and he was not accusing author JK Rowling of antisemitism.

Jon Stewart says he did not accuse JK Rowling of antisemitism

Former US talk show host Jon Stewart has hit out at JK Rowling for the “anti-Semitic” imagery used in the film Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.

Jon Stewart says he did not accuse JK Rowling of antisemitism

Climate activists take part in a Global Day of Action for Climate Justice protest on Saturday in Manila, Philippines (Picture: Ezra Acayan/Getty Images)

Will COP26 settle moral issue of climate reparations? – Martyn McLaughlin

The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, Hook Reef, in the Whitsunday region

Australia avoids Unesco downgrade of Great Barrier Reef

Carbon capture offers bright future for Scotland - Phil Kirk

World leaders will meet in Carbis Bay next week.

What will be discussed at the G7 summit in Cornwall?

BANNED: Some developers outlaw washing lines

Did you know about Edinburgh's 'bizarre' clothes line ban?

A “small family funeral” for Captain Sir Tom Moore will take place on Saturday (27 Feb), his family has announced (Photo: Justin Tallis/AFP via Getty Images)

Captain Sir Tom Moore’s funeral will take place on Saturday - with online book o...

The December period saw losses for hospitality businesses in Scotland

Scottish hospitality had 'worst December in living memory'

SPFL Chief Executive Neil Doncaster joined meeting with top tier clubs to discuss devastating impact of covid restrictions. Photo: Ross Parker / SNS Group

Scottish clubs plan best way to secure support of fans and government

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Who is exempt from the UK's mandatory 14-day isolation period for travellers?

Donald Trump won 249 out of the 250 US counties with the highest white populations (Picture: Al Drago/pool/Getty Images)

Here’s why Donald Trump can win re-election by stoking racism – Henry McLeish

'Our flat is worth nothing' - Potentially hundreds of Scottish properties 'unsel...

Hibs plan third McNulty bid as lawyers close on Lennon release deal

US police adopt Scottish tactics to avoid ‘deadly force’

Tourism bid to bury Edinburgh-Glasgow rivalry

Scots police teach NYPD how to avoid deadly force

The referendum takes place in 13 months' time. Picture: Jane Barlow

Scottish independence: Charities launch vote drive

Trams: Craigmillar, Dalkeith groups back extension

Large response for Titanic replica ‘passengers’

Call for more wardens to beat dog mess nuisance

Devolved powers join forces in demand for construction cash boost

Corstorphine ‘looks like a slum’

Whisky Stramash set to surprise and delight

Iran nuclear talks start in Baghdad

Jungle villagers continue defiance

Scotland urged to create an Islamic finance house

Health warning over 'ready-to-eat' food

Capital calendar finds space for Elsie Inglis day

Autism sufferers face long distance journeys for care

Seven Wonders of Scotland: the public choice

21 die as US tour boat sinks

BBC faces 'blank screen' strike

Child porn case cleric laid to rest

City pupils grow green for award

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First Minister Humza Yousaf during a visit to Castlebrae Community Campus in Edinburgh. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Scottish Government misses huge target pledged by Yousaf as waiting times rise

The last time Bruce Springsteen played in Edinburgh was in 1981 - and his loyal fans were delighted to welcome The Boss back to the Capital.

Springsteen at Murrayfield: A collective emotional experience for 60,000 fans

The first deals struck by the UK post-Brexit will come into force on Wednesday. Picture: AFP via Getty Images

Scotland’s producers deserve better than ‘rushed through’ UK trade deals