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The Scotsman
2 Feb, 2020
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A round up of the most popular news stories this week.

Orkney named best place to live in Scotland for eighth consecutive year

Orkney is the only Scottish area to feature in a list of the UK’s best places to live – taking the top spot in Scotland for the eighth year in a row.

Nine dismal lowlights that demonstrate the SNP is failing Scotland â€“ Pamela Nash

Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP are focussed on flags and a divisive second independence referendum at a time when Scotland has pressing problems like the drug-death crisis, missed hospital waiting time targets and crumbling police stations, writes Pamela Nash.

Indyref2: First poll in five years shows majority of Scots want independence

A small majority of Scots now back independence in the first lead for the "Yes" campaign in in five years, a new poll has shown.

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Brexit: Brussels building ‘left light on for Scotland’ in EU with huge projection, says Nicola Sturgeon

Nicola Sturgeon last night suggested the EU had "left a light on" for Scotland as a huge light projection appeared on the frontage of the European Commission in Brussels.

Scottish teen left heart-broken after her pony dies in a freak accident

A 13-year-old girl has been 'inconsolable' after her beloved pet pony died in a freak accident, The Courier reports.

Tory MSP targeted with Nazi graffiti blames ‘nasty side of nationalism’

The office of Conservative MSP Tom Mason has been daubed with a Nazi symbol in an attack by vandals.

US preacher could take legal action after Scottish venue axes event over homophobia concerns

A controversial US preacher has threatened legal action against the SSE Hydro after a prayer meeting was cancelled due to homophobia and hate speech concerns.

Watch: ‘Scotland Loves Europe’ carved into Scottish beach on Brexit day

IMAGES show a Scottish beach decorated with the words 'Scotland Loves Europe', the day the UK is set to leave the EU.

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