44 m. ago Martin O'Neill lays bare Celtic transfer mess left behind by Paul Tisdale and makes Rangers and Hearts admission

The interim boss has been forced to take charge of the January shopping with eye-opening admission of Hoops failings

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72 m. ago From nurses to shop workers – what the Scottish Budget means for YOU

THE Budget was unveiled at Holy-rood yesterday, with hard-working Scottish Sun readers finding out how it will impact their bank balances. And financial expert Lewis Crompton reckons there’s no major boost for the majority of Scots with rising costs likely to offset any small gains. “But energy and fuel prices haven’t changed for people not...

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79 m. ago West Lothian parents win first round in campaign for new high school

West Lothian’s Education Executive agreed to stall formal consultation on new catchment areas for East Calder children to allow more discussions with the community.

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95 m. ago Moment thugs stalk pensioner before killing him in botched watch robbery as he tried to visit his partner with dementia: Pair jailed

A pair of thugs were caught on CCTV following a vulnerable grandfather before they tried to steal his watch, leaving him seriously injured. 

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1 hour ago Renfrewshire Council expects to appoint head teacher for new school in Bishopton's Dargavel Village early this year

Recruitment is underway for the post at Thistle Primary School which is due to open in August 2027.

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2 h. ago UPenn faculty condemn Trump administration’s demand for ‘lists of Jews’

Groups say EEOC demand for names and personal details echoes dark history and threatens safety and civil rightsSeveral faculty groups have denounced the Trump administration’s efforts to obtain information about Jewish professors, staff and students at the University of Pennsylvania – including personal emails, phone numbers and home addresses – as government abuse with “ominous historical overtones”.The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is demanding the university turn over names and personal information about Jewish members of the Penn community as part of the administration’s stated goal to combat antisemitism on campuses. But some Jewish faculty and staff have condemned the government’s demand as “a visceral threat to the safety of those who would find themselves identified because compiling and turning over to the government ‘lists of Jews’ conjures a terrifying history”, according to a press release put out by the groups’ lawyers. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Photos of demonstrators outside the Supreme Court as it considers upholding transgender sports bans

People for and against letting transgender girls and women play on female school sports teams gathered at The Supreme Court on Tuesday.

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2 h. ago Donald Trump trolls Europe with mock photo in the White House staring at Greenland map

The US President has claimed he wants to make a deal with Greenland as it's 'easier' than forcibly seizing control of the Danish territory

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2 h. ago Kate Garraway breaks silence on 'new boyfriend' rumours 'it's very confusing'

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway has been forced to address rumours that she has a 'new boyfriend'

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2 h. ago Albanian illegal migrant will be deported for a FIFTH time after being found hiding in the back of trailer

Since 2017 Romeo Zani (pictured) has repeatedly tried to enter the UK. He first came to the attention of the Border Force when he confessed he had entered the UK in the 'back of a lorry'.

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3 h. ago Starmer set to drop plans to make digital ID mandatory for UK workers

Latest U-turn comes after Labour MPs expressed concern about compulsory nature of proposed scheme

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3 h. ago Hearts out to avoid a repeat of 1992 January blues as Celtic forced to make do in Falkirk

Stakes are high as Celtic and Hearts prepare for midweek matches

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3 h. ago Met Office warns people living in 22 UK spots to do three things overnight

A yellow weather warning for ice, in force across Scotland, has been extended by the Met Office - forecasters have warned residents to take care when out and about

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3 h. ago Restaurant chain shuts 16 UK branches immediately after entering administration

33 branches will remain open, though 16 have been forced to close their doors

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4 h. ago Why I FORGIVE the woman who drowned our five children: Andrea Yates's ex

In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, Rusty Yates said he still believes the real driving force behind his children's murders was ex-wife Andrea Yates's postpartum psychosis.

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4 h. ago School workers who forced Jewish MP to cancel academy visit also no

Damien Egan, the Labour MP for Bristol North East, was due to speak at Bristol Brunel Academy in his constituency back in September.

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4 h. ago Scotland youth star scores incredible overhead kick – but highly

AN exciting prospect for Hibs showed what he is capable of with a stunning overhead bicycle kick at the weekend. At just the age of 14, Henry Verraed is considered to be one of the brightest young talents in the country for his age group. The centre-back has already represented Scotland at under 15 level...

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4 h. ago Nurse asked takeaway workers if wrap contained nuts before she suffered a fatal allergic reaction, court hears

A nurse asked takeaway workers if a wrap contained nuts before she suffered a fatal allergic reaction, a court heard.

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4 h. ago Supreme court appears sympathetic towards state bans for transgender athletes in school sports – live updates

Court’s conservative majority signaled it was leaning towards agreeing with legality of Idaho and West Virginia laws, which would be major blow to LGBTQ+ rights The trans youth athletes fighting for their rights: ‘Playing is an act of resistance’How the US supreme court case on trans athletes could unravel LGBTQ+ rightsOn the issue of whether the case is moot, the justices have said they would wait to make a decision about whether to dismiss it until after today’s argument.A reminder that Lindsay Hecox, the transgender college student who challenged Idaho’s state law, sought to have her case dismissed in September, arguing that she is no longer pursuing sports and doesn’t want further harassment.Idaho’s law classifies on the basis of sex, because sex is what matters in sports. It correlates strongly with countless athletic advantages, like size, muscle mass, bone mass and heart and lung capacity. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago ‘I’ve had vets chasing lorries down the motorway’: The ‘hell’ of post

Toby Ovens of Broughton Transport called Brexit a nightmare, and said he hoped a reset with the EU would mean ‘light at the end of the tunnel’British vets have been forced to chase lorries down the motorway on their way to Dover due to the “pure hell” of Brexit paperwork needed by inspectors in Calais, MPs have been told.Toby Ovens of Broughton Transport told the business and trade committee that Brexit has been a costly and logistic nightmare, and hopes of a reset with the EU represented “light at the end of the tunnel”. Continue reading...

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