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BBC Apologises for Bafta Racial Slur Broadcast
The BBC has apologised after a racial slur, shouted during the Bafta Film Awards ceremony, was broadcast unedited. A senior executive took responsibility for the…
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Rail Disruption Continues on Glasgow to Perth Line
Rail passengers face ongoing disruption between Glasgow and Perth this weekend, with buses replacing trains due to planned engineering works.
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Local Councils Are Running Out of Money: What Happens Next?
Scotland's councils face a £1.2bn funding gap, with some weeks from bankruptcy. Service cuts are…
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Scottish Labour Candidates Sense Opportunity Ahead of May Election
Scottish Labour candidates report growing voter appetite for political change ahead of May Holyrood election,…
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Digital Assets Bill Passes Final Stage at Holyrood
The Digital Assets (Scotland) Bill has passed its final stage at Holyrood, establishing a legal…
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Scottish Politics: Power, Policy, and the Path Forward
Understanding Scotland's political landscape, from Holyrood dynamics to the independence debate that shapes everything.
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Holyrood Election 2026: SNP Lead Polling as May Vote Approaches
SNP leads in polling for May 2026 Scottish Parliament election.
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Holyrood 2026: The Election That Could Reshape Scotland
SNP dominance is under threat as Labour polls at decade-high levels. But even a strong…
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Student’s Stand for Safety in Aberdeen
A student in Aberdeen won an unfair dismissal case after raising serious food safety concerns…
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River City and the Soul of Scottish Television
I share my opinion on the Scottish Government's demands for more "authentically Scottish" shows after…
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Salmond Files: A Drip in the Ocean of Secrecy
The Scottish Government's grudging release of 'Salmond Files' after years of legal wrangling feels like…
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From Clansman to White House: Our Boaby Goes Global
Gavin Mitchell, beloved as Boaby the barman, is set to play US President John Adams…
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Glasgow’s Parking Pivot: Sense or Scramble?
Glasgow City Council's sudden U-turn on parking charge increases raises questions about planning, priorities, and…
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Seventeen Homes Won’t Solve Our Housing Crisis
Seventeen new council homes are on track in Newton Mearns, but is this a real…
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