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Cadell painting smashes record for his work at £4.5m Sotherby’s Colourist sale

A new record has been set for the work of Scottish Colourist Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell, with one of his paintings fetching an...

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Sign Language Users Urged to Air Their Views

British Sign Language (BSL) users, their families and interested parties are invited to share their views on how Glasgow City Council and partners...

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SNP ministers found to be operating secret twin-track FOI regime

SNP MINISTERS have been operating a secret twin-track freedom of information regime, making it tougher for those most likely to embarass them. ....

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MSPs demand urgent evidence from Mundell on Brexit

MSPs have demanded David Mundell appear before them to explain why Westminster has pushed ahead with Brexit legislation in devolved areas without Holyrood’s...

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SNP’s Westminster leader kicked out of the House of Commons

Prime Minister’s Questions was plunged into chaos after SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford was kicked out for repeatedly challenging Speaker John Bercow. ....

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Mundell says ‘suicide’ jibe Tory MP deserved slap down

THE Scottish Secretary has been forced to distance himself from a Tory colleague who suggested Scots MP could commit suicide if they were...

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Celtic’s Dedryck Boyata has gone from a nobody to the ‘perfect’ replacement for Vincent Kompany

IT is fair to say the Belgian football media have changed their mind about the merits or otherwise of Dedryck Boyata. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16285615.Celtic_s_Dedryck_Boyata_has_gone_from_a_nobody_to_the__perfect__replacement_for_Vincent_Kompany/

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Iain Macwhirter: The voters must be given the chance to dump this cliff-edge Brexit

NEVER let it be said that Boris Johnson doesn’t care about Scotland. As consolation for the loss of EU citizenship and the Sewel...

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Councils urged to change their tune on school music fees

MUSICIANS have held a demonstration in Glasgow’s George Square to protest over cuts to free tuition in schools across the country. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16285915.Councils_urged_to_change_their_tune_on_school_music_fees/

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Scientists back reintroducing wolves to Scotland

THEY were the grey shadows of the ancient Caledonian forest, powerful predators who dominated their environment but then disappeared from Scotland centuries ago...