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Scottish Labour will go to its members to ask whether the party should reverse its stance and support the holding of a second independence referendum.

For more than five decades, he stood as ambassador for Scottish folk music, playing New York’s Carnegie Hall and Sydney Opera House alongside his sibling and outselling the Fab Four at home.

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Fire crews and specialist hazardous materials teams rushed to the scene of a chemical plant fire this morning.

A planned rally in support of Scottish independence has been cancelled but organisers have insisted a march through the centre of Glasgow will still go ahead.

Nicola Sturgeon is to consider demands for large stores to be forced to close down on New years Day to ensure workers get the day off.

Passenger complaints about the Caledonian Sleeper have trebled following the troubled introduction of its £150 million new fleet.

Reserving the Forth Road Bridge for buses when the Queensferry Crossing opened should have stemmed traffic growth, but instead more drivers than ever are crossing the estuary.