2 h. ago River Tay Way: Exploring the 'stunning' landscapes on trail along Scotland's longest river

Book covers 50 mile route from Loch Tay to Perth

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2 h. ago Scotland could take until 2080 to reach net zero, Conservatives claim

Tories dismiss Scottish 2045 target as “little more than a pipe dream”

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3 h. ago It's time to treat failure as a badge of resilience and insight

Channel Scotland’s warrior boldness to foster the entrepreneurial spirit, says Dana Schwendtne

Events

3 h. ago Gardeners urged to check underside of leaves immediately in May

As your plants begin to bloom this spring, experts warn to take care when checking your plant's leaves - you could be in a for a nasty shock that risks destroying your garden

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7 h. ago The tranquil Scottish family house that's appearing on Scotland's Home of the Year

There’s only one place left in the final - will this house get the spot?

Society

7 h. ago Female pensioner, 70, dies after fall from Shetland cliff as rescue boats and helicopter launched

The body of an elderly woman has been recovered from the water off the coast of Scotland after she suffererd a fatal fall from a cliff. Rescue boats and a helicopter were launched as part of the search

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8 h. ago How a 19th century Scottish con artist used 40 aliases and exploited a war for fraud

Annie Gordon Baillie built a life on deceit with a number of different scams.

Events

8 h. ago Bank Holiday weekend weather: Heavy rain forecast for most of UK

A Met Office meteorologist said it will be a ‘wetter end to the final week of spring’

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9 h. ago Scott McTominay’s stunning scissor kick delivers Serie A title for Napoli

The Scotland midfielder produced another huge goal in the title race as Napoli edged Inter on the final day of the season

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10 h. ago Scott McTominay ascends to Napoli God tier as he assumes Maradona's mantle to become second King of Naples

The Scotland star's stunning opener summed up his season in Serie A as he dragged Napoli to Serie A title glory

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11 h. ago ADVICE COLUMN: Lanarkshire mortgage expert on joint mortgages during divorce

One of the most pressing concerns for separating couples in Scotland is what happens to a jointly owned home.

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13 h. ago Lanarkshire entertainer's delight after being shortlisted for Proud Scotland Award

Garry King has been a main driving force behind Lanarkshire Pride events

Events

13 h. ago Ministers delay flagship child poverty plan until the autumn

The child poverty strategy, originally due to be published this spring, was expected to include a recommendation to scrap the two-child benefit cap.

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13 h. ago ‘Welcome rain’ forecast on Bank Holiday weekend after 30 dry days in parts of UK

Spring has so far been sunny and dry with above average sunshine and temperatures reaching the mid to high 20Cs.

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13 h. ago ‘Very rare’ love triangle between osprey birds in Scotland caught on camera

This is the moment that a trio of osprey birds were caught nesting together in a love triangle.

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15 h. ago Sarwar: Reform voters are not racist, they are ‘scunnered’ and ‘frustrated’

Scottish Labour leader says Scotland is diverse and “welcoming” country

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15 h. ago Aaron Hickey set for 'little bonus' as Brentford boss provides major update on Scotland defender

Former Hearts youngster to end 18-month wait

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15 h. ago The hotel in Scotland's 'seafood capital' you can stay in for better than half price

One guest described the accommodation as "fabulous".

Society

16 h. ago Family farm inheritance tax changes slammed as "disastrous" by Perth and Kinross councillor

Bailie Claire McLaren said generational family farming businesses in Perth and Kinross - and across Scotland - were "reeling from this ill-informed tax"

Events

16 h. ago No 10 delays child poverty strategy with tens of thousands more facing hardship

Exclusive: Flagship policy put back until at least autumn amid fears cost of scrapping two-child limit will outweigh political benefitLabour’s flagship child poverty strategy has been delayed until at least the autumn amid concerns at the top of government that the financial cost of key proposals outweighs the political benefit, even though tens of thousands more children will fall into poverty as a result.The strategy, which is being led jointly by Liz Kendall, the work and pensions secretary, and Bridget Phillipson, the education secretary, was due to be published in the spring and had been expected to include a recommendation to scrap the controversial two-child limit. Continue reading...

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