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Neil Lennon demands Celtic board put money where their mouth is and warns Martin O'Neill won't settle for less
Lennon wants to see the club back their manager with some statement summer signings
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Rachel Reeves hails £750m Edinburgh supercomputer as cornerstone of UK’s AI future
Chancellor outlines AI regulation roadmap alongside £750m Edinburgh supercomputer plan
Claimsline Group recognised for rapid growth across consumer services portfolio
The group ranked number 66 in The Sunday Times 100.
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Transfer news LIVE as Celtic and Rangers plus Hearts Hibs and Aberdeen eye signings
It's your one-stop shop for transfers as Scotland's clubs plus English and European sides make their moves
Scotland at the World Cup LIVE as Paul Lambert issues rallying cry amid John McGinn claim
A first appearance on the world stage for 28 years and it's Haiti, Morocco and Brazil in Group C standing between us and history
Home Bargains' 'spacious' £10 cabin bag that's free on easyJet, Jet2 and British Airways
Avoid strict baggage requirements at the airport with this compact cabin bag.
Five new Edinburgh firework control zones confirmed for Bonfire Night this year
They add to five which were renewed for a second year, and four which were renewed for two years in 2025
West Lothian Council earning cash as area becoming popular location for filming
From films to TV the county is becoming a popular choice for location scouts
Woman baffled as ex-partner chooses 'odd' baby name that's close to home
After her ex-partner's 'odd' choice of wedding venue' proved somewhat strange, a woman has hit out the name he chose for his baby daughter, which others believe 'can't be a coincidence'
Man, 29, taken to Edinburgh hospital after 'group of people fighting' on Leith Walk as police arrest suspect
The incident took place on Leith Walk on Sunday evening
Volunteering offers valuable pathway for school leavers in North Lanarkshire
For those weighing up options such as university, college, employment or alternative routes, volunteering can provide a flexible and meaningful way to explore interests and build experience.
John Davidson cuts back job hours to 'cope with fame' following I Swear success
The Tourette's activist has been a caretaker at a Galashiels community centre since the early nineties.
Edinburgh to introduce ten Firework Control Zones for 2026
Fourteen Firework Control Zones (FCZs) in total will be in place across Edinburgh this autumn as part of ongoing efforts to reduce the negative impacts of fireworks around Bonfire Night.
Dodgy wealth adviser stole £11.5m life savings from clients
Steven Long advertised services promising of money-management and protection, but he preyed on more than one hundred victims.
The cult beauty product selling every minute that shoppers keep repurchasing (aff)
Thousands of beauty lovers can't stop buying this ICONIC London glow mist - here’s why.
West Lothian mum who went into labour unexpectedly 'forever grateful' to ambulance colleagues
Scottish Ambulance Service dispatcher says thanks to SAS pals after sudden birth
Luxury Edinburgh hotel boss admits to 'rodent' issue but denies discrimination
EXCLUSIVE: Hotel bosses from the Hilton Edinburgh Carlton gave evidence at a tribunal today amid claims of discrimination.
Shamed Peter Murrell 'moved from Edinburgh prison after facing dog's abuse'
'Being in jail is tough for anyone'
Dog trainer's game-changer tip to stop pets barking at doorbell and Royal Mail
If your dog barks at the delivery driver, you're not alone