53 m. ago Iconic Scottish 'Mirror Man' loch statue returns after eight years

The famous 'Mirror Man' sculpture has returned to Loch Earn after eight years away.

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56 m. ago Ashley Dale's mum warns 'stay away from bad boys' after daughter shot dead by boyfriend's rival

Julie Dale - mum of 28-year-old Ashley who was shot dead by her boyfriend's rival in her own home - has spoken of her fears for women and girls

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57 m. ago Vladimir Putin 'laughing his backside off' after tricking Trump into 'blank cheque' deal

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin discussed the Ukraine peace deal during a phone call yesterday, with the Russian tyrant rejecting the 30-day ceasefire proposal and only agreeing to stop pummelling Ukraine's energy infrastructure

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58 m. ago 15 best changing robes for camping, watersports and beach days

From wild swimming to dog walks, these change robes will keep you warm and dry, no matter the occasion

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62 m. ago Brussels takes action against Google and Apple under Digital Markets Act – business live

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsIstanbul mayor arrested days before likely presidential nominationIs Trump driving the US into a recession? – in chartsSuperdrug is to open 25 new stores this year in a move that will create around 600 jobs, as the health and beauty retailer said it intends to invest more in beauty treatments and luxury fragrances.The company, which said that investing in larger stores drives its bricks and mortar strategy, currently has 780 shops in the UK and Ireland.“We want everyone who enters Superdrug to feel an elevated customer experience.”Bexhill-on-Sea (East Sussex)Billericay (Essex)Dover (Kent)Droitwich (Worcestershire)Dunstable (Beds)East Grinstead (West Sussex)Holyhead (Isle of Anglesey)Ilkley (West Yorkshire)Larne (Antrim, NI)Maldon (Essex)Morley (West Yorkshire)North Walsham (Norfolk)Redcar (North Yorkshire)Saffron Walden (Essex)St Annes on Sea (Lancashire)Turriff (Aberdeenshire)Uckfield (East Sussex)Urmston (Great Manchester) ...

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71 m. ago Swinney: Sarwar’s words count for nothing amid ‘return to austerity’ with cuts

Scotland’s First Minister said Labour is ‘punishing the most vulnerable in our society’.

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73 m. ago Jonathan Majors ‘marries’ Meagan Good nearly a year after domestic assault sentencing

The reported nuptials come days before Majors’ return to the big screen in ‘Magazine Dreams’

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75 m. ago SNP record on youth homelessness ‘appalling’, Sir Keir Starmer says

The Prime Minister criticised the SNP record

Politics

77 m. ago How to spend 48 hours in Dublin: From the city's best pubs to show

Do as the Irish do: grab a pint at Toner’s, get the Bad Sisters experience in Howth and sing along to Irish folk at O’Donoghues. Maddy Mussen had your guide to spending a weekend in Ireland’s largest city

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78 m. ago Laura Anderson enjoys adorable trip to Scots tourist hot spot with baby Bonnie

Scots Love Island star Laura Anderson took Bonnie for a wholesome day trip to Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park where the reality star was left feeling 'dizzy'

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80 m. ago Scots butcher builds world's largest tower of square sausage

Team Tomato Ketchup defeated Team Brown Sauce in the battle to build the largest tower of square sausage in a minute ahead of National Square Sausage Day.

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91 m. ago Kasper Schmeichel on Ronaldo relationship with a twist as Celtic goalkeeper names factors in extending playing career

Denmark and Portugal go head to head in the Nations League with Scotland keeping a close eye on the outcome

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96 m. ago Conservative former federal judge says Trump has ‘declared war’ on US rule of law

J Michael Luttig said a constitutional crisis is brewing due to Trump’s defiance of a court order over deportationsNever miss global breaking news. Download our free app to keep up with key stories in real time.Donald Trump has “declared war on the rule of law in America” and is pitching the country into a constitutional crisis, a prominent former conservative federal judge said.“The president of the United States has essentially declared war on the rule of law in America,” J Michael Luttig told MSNBC. “In the past few weeks the president himself has led a full-frontal assault on the constitution, the rule of law, the federal judiciary, the American justice system and the nation’s legal profession. Continue reading...

Events

99 m. ago UK says Putin’s ceasefire refusal ‘disappointing’ as diplomatic talks continue

Air strikes have continued as the Kremlin resists accepting a 30-day truce backed by Washington and Ukraine.

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99 m. ago Teen killer who stabbed mum to death with 'Rambo' knife has sentence cut

The youngster cannot be named for legal reasons.

Events

1 hour ago 'Mumcation' trend sees thousands ditch holidays with mates to go away with parent

A quarter of people are planning “mumcations”. Thailand and Argentina top the list for those seeking adventure, while Las Vegas and Ibiza are the party hot-spots

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1 hour ago Every story in The Scotsman's Scorecard: The Business of Golf series on the finances of the game in Scotland

From the growing influence of private investors to tensions around visitor numbers, The Scotsman’s series provides an authoritative analysis of the state of play of Scottish golf

Sport

1 hour ago 'My daughter would only eat Yorkshire puddings – but she wasn't just being fussy'

Tallulah Dent, 12, was diagnosed with an eating disorder in 2024 after refusing to have any food other than Yorkshire puddings - her mum had initially believed she was just being 'fussy'

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1 hour ago What has Sir Gareth Southgate been up to since he left the England job?

The former England manager voices his concerns after a court heard a killer ‘turned to’ Andrew Tate the day before murdering three people

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1 hour ago How to follow Jamie Laing's ultra marathons for Comic Relief as Radio 1 star reaches Leicestershire

Radio 1 presenters sets off from Market Harborough on gruelling third day of running

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