ENERGY suppliers have called for increased investment in hydrogen as a clean alternative to natural gas to be part of the new programme for government amidst a deepening cost of living crisis caused by high gas prices.

A HOTEL sited 100 yards from the first tee of a golf course has come to market.

Late Show NICOLA Sturgeon’s selfie addiction saw her rock up almost two hours late to an SNP event at a blustery Portobello beach last Sunday, where she then spent another hour getting a fix with voters. It meant the assembled Holyrood hacks spent ...

SHE swapped one career as a medical supplies sales manager to become a guide at Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Hill House in Helensburgh.

Omega Diagnostics is taking another crack at raising cash from shareholders as it prepares to sell its HIV testing business and exit Scotland.

THE cost of living crisis is about to get a whole lot more serious as the UK heads towards its highest inflation rate in nearly 50 years and prices just keep rising.

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TWO supermarket giants were named as potential suitors for the convenience store chain McColl's, as it collapsed into administration putting 16,000 jobs at risk.

GIVEN politics is already a cruel business, it makes little sense to goad it into doing its worst.

I REMEMBER doors being slowly opened, light spilling out into the dark, the sound of metal pans being beaten, carrying through the cold air that first night of clapping.

SCOTLAND'S maritime history has been captured in miniature as part of a new exhibition which celebrates vessels from paddle steamers to Clyde puffers.

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IT IS NOW just over two years since Clemency Burton-Hill suffered a catastrophic brain haemorrhage that left her in a coma for 17 days from which she awoke unable to speak, walk or even move the right-hand side of her body.

If money were no object it might have opened up as a visitor attraction, adding to the rich array of museums and historical buildings the public has generously free access to in Glasgow.

HE may have been, as one US newspaper described him, a taciturn 200-pound London fur broker, but John Cobb knew all there was to know about breaking speed records.

IN society, individual rights and responsibilities are relative, not absolute. My rights are tempered by my responsibilities to not impinge on the rights of others. The rights of the fetus (this incidentally is the correct spelling from the Latin roo...

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A "high performing" manager at a Scottish recycling firm has won his case for constructive dismissal against an employer who was “overtly critical” of the government’s national lockdown.

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Kevin McKenna: All parties can relax: the Union looks safe for a few more years

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JACOB Rees-Mogg is emphatically in favour of civil servants returning to their desks in the Westminster government’s over-priced offices.

IT is one of those shows we have all watched at some point in our lives, celebrating its 40th year on TV in 2022, but Countdown is making headline news for reasons other than its anniversary.

HE set the tone for a whole war. Roman Hrybov was the Ukrainian border guard who told a “Russian ship” where to go in language so earthy it had to be translated straight in to Anglo-Saxon.

The first trans councillor for Glasgow has said she hopes her election success will show others that transgender people are “not a threat”.

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Just 49 of 90 MLAs had been elected when the count was stopped on Friday

The Conservatives suffered a net loss of almost 400 councillors as a day of vote counting delivered a bruising set of local election results for the Prime Minister.

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Customers claim they were unknowingly charged more by the streaming giant with users complaining over a £15.99 charge.

Live results as councils are declared across Scotland

NICOLA Sturgeon has welcomed her party’s “resounding victory” as the SNP secured its best ever Scottish council election result, despite being in government for 15 years.

A COUNCILLOR who made Islamophobic comments about SNP Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has been re-elected as an independent.

THE SNP is the biggest party in Edinburgh as attention turns to which coalition could lead the next council administration.

GLASGOW Girl Refugee Roza Salih has been elected as an SNP councillor for Greater Pollok.

GLASGOW-based Barrhead Travel has this evening secured a chartered flight direct from Scotland to Seville for Rangers fans to get to the Europa League final later this month.

GLASGOW City Council looks set to remain under the control of the SNP after they narrowly saw off a ferocious Labour comeback.

SOCIAL enterprise Edinburgh Palette has lodged plans for a huge new sea front premises with business incubation and market facilities.

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EDINBURGH City Council leader Adam McVey has insisted the people have voted for “progressive politics” as he expects his SNP group to become the biggest party in the capital.

A GLASGOW-based travel agent has “inundated” with enquiries from Rangers fans seeking passage to Seville for the Europa League final later this month.

Ex-SNP deputy leader Jim Sillars has lodged a police complaint calling for an investigation into the 'missing' documents over Scotland's ferry fiasco raising questions about 'misconduct in public office'.

Scottish LibDems leader Alex Cole-Hamilton has stressed his party are in “growth territory” after picking up a series of early gains in Edinburgh.

SCOTLAND’S only all-male council is no more.

THE SCOTTISH Green party are celebrating after picking up councillors in Borders, East Lothian, South Lanarkshire, North Lanarkshire and Shetland for the first time.

POLICE have confirmed they are investigating a gathering by Labour last April.