Scotland's papers: Cold case witness and PM's benefits 'war'
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How Henry VIII's Armies Defeated a Much Larger Scottish Force, Humiliating His Nephew, the King of Scotland
In 1534, Henry VIII broke away from the Catholic Church, declaring himself supreme head of the Church of England. He expected ...
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Storm Bert continues to hit Scotland with weather warnings for strong winds
The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for rain and wind covering large swathes of the UK today, Sunday, November 24. In ...
Scotland's Bryce leads Hurricanes to verge of knockouts
Scotland's Kathryn Bryce made an unbeaten 37 off 24 balls to guide Hobart Hurricanes to a three-wicket win over Perth ...
Scotland bring back big guns for Australia showdown
Scotland have made 14 changes to their starting XI for the Autumn international clash with in-form Australia at Murrayfield ...
Scotland Captain Tuipulotu Stunned By 'Greenock Granny's' Arrival From Australia
Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu received a surprise visit after his Greenock-born grandmother made a secret journey from ...
Portugal beaten but not disgraced by Scotland in rugby loss at Murrayfield
Portugal has conceded nine tries and still wasn’t disgraced in a 59-21 loss at Scotland in its latest meeting with a top-tier ...
Australia warming up to Scotland challenge after frosty week
Australia have had limited training this week due to frozen pitches ahead of their Autumn international clash with Scotland ...
Full list of UK school closures after snow and ice hit Scotland, England and Wales
Schools across the UK have been forced to close for a fourth day after freezing weather conditions cause snow and ice. Storm ...
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Barnett formula row hits Scotland over how 'missing' £41m will be spent
The party said the decision to extend the Household Support Fund in England has delivered another £41 million to Scotland ...