Politics
Nathan Broadhead faces late test for Burton
Burton will check on Nathan Broadhead ahead of Morecambe’s visit in the Carabao Cup.
BREAKING NEWS: 14-year-old boy charged following Woodmill High School blaze
A 14-year-old boy has been charged in the wake of a devastating blaze at a Fife secondary school.
Bolton face liquidation after sale collapses
Bolton face liquidation later this week unless a deal to buy the club which collapsed over the weekend can be resurrected at the 11th hour.
Star of The Demon Headmaster reboot revealed
Nicholas Gleaves will play The Demon Headmaster when the show returns to screens later this year, the BBC has announced.
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Number of non-British citizens living in Dundee drops to lowest level in a decade
The number of non-British citizens living in Dundee has dropped to its lowest level in a decade, statistics have shown.
Scotland’s £12.6 billion deficit no barrier to independence, insists finance secretary
The Scottish Finance Secretary has insisted the country would be better off independent, despite latest statistics showing a deficit of £12.6 billion last year.
Scotland should end reliance on oil, says Finance Secretary Derek Mackay
Scotland should move away from an off-shore reliant economy, the finance secretary has said.
Jeremy Corbyn drops opposition to second Scottish independence referendum
Further turmoil has engulfed the Scottish Labour party after Westminster leader Jeremy Corbyn said he would not block a second Scottish referendum.
Salmond received half a million pounds from government following complaint
Former first minister Alex Salmond received more than £500,000 from the Scottish Government after a court ruled its handling of sexual harassment allegations against him had been "unlawful".
Teacher vacancies revealed as pupils go back to school
Pupils at schools across Courier Country start the first day of the new academic year on Tuesday, with 27 teachers positions still to be filled.
Labour rules out any deal or pact with the SNP
Labour has said it is up to other parties to decide whether they would prop-up a Conservative government should the next general election result in a hung-parliament.
Exclusive – Campaign group established by late leading Liberal Democrat swaps support to SNP in Fife
A campaign group set-up by late Liberal Democrat leader Lord Paddy Ashdown has dropped its support for his party in the country's narrowest marginal seat.
Labour deputy rules out support for second referendum in clash with shadow chancellor
Labour deputy leader Tom Watson of the Labour Party has clashed with the shadow chancellor over a second Scottish independence referendum.
Fresh calls to bring The Black Watch ‘home’ to Fife and for Leuchars to be Scotland’s army hub
Renewed calls have been made for clarity on the future of The Black Watch.
