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13 Jul, 2018

Donald Trump has arrived in the UK for a three-day working visit, BBC comedy Still Game will return for a ninth and final series later this year and English clubs are poised to beat Celtic to Â£4m-rated Hibs star John McGinn.

SNP chief will tell Trump: âYouâre not welcome hereâ

One of the SNPâs most senior figures has claimed that Scotland stands united against Donald Trump ahead of the US presidentâs arrival north of the Border today.

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Donald Trump âhatesâ Nicola Sturgeon, ex-UK Government aide claims

US President Donald Trump âhatesâ Scotlandâs First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, it has been claimed by a former UK Government adviser.

Heatwave crop marks reveal lost ancient sites in Scotland

Crop marks exposed by Scotlandâs recent heatwave have revealed two previously unknown ancient sites.

Early age drinking in spotlight

As a major international conference is taking shape, we consider how a global perspective can find ways to tackle issues around alcohol

Promoted by Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems (SHAAP)

Scottish church leaders criticise Donald Trumpâs immigration policies

Five church leaders representing four denominations in Scotland have signed an open letter to Donald Trump asking him to revise his administrationâs policies on migrants and asylum seekers.

Letter: Trump should be welcomed as ally and son of a Scottish mother

Scotsman reader (DR) Charles Wardrop, from Perth, believes we should be welcoming Donald Trump to Scotland instead of protesting against him.

Why Scotland fans are wrong to look to Croatia as a model to follow

Croatiaâs progress to the World Cup final has prompted much soul-searching in Scotland with regard to the population of both countries but the Balkan nation should not be used as a model, writes Joel Sked.

English clubs poised to beat Celtic to Â£4m-rated Hibs star John McGinn

Celtic could lose out in their chase for John McGinn unless they cough up around Â£4 million â with a clutch of English clubs from both the Premiership and Championship beginning to circle the Scotland midfielder.