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Beekeeper Finds Late Grandpa’s Long-Lost Hives Are Still Alive, Creates a Honey Firm
‘I’m incredibly pleased with what we’ve accomplished from just this one hive,’ said the grandson.
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Everything You Need to Know About the 2024 British Open
The British Open 2024 is the final major this year and it will be held at Royal Troon in Scotland.
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Scotland’s Hate Crime Act Could Lead to Damaged Trust in Police, Senior Officer Says
Rob Hay, president of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents, said the law may be used by whose who want to ’score points.’
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Reaching Net Zero Could Cost Scotland £1.1 Billion a Year Until 2050: Report
The report also said Scotland’s interim target of a 75 percent carbon reduction by 2030 was a ‘fiscal risk’ that could be difficult to manage within the budget.
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Scottish Conservatives Challenge Yousaf’s Hate Crime Laws, Citing Free Speech Risks
Scotland’s controversial stirring up hatred laws, designed to revamp hate crime legislation for the 21st century, have been described as ‘censorious.’
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IN-DEPTH: The Billionaire-Funded Group Lobbying for Economic ‘System Change’ in Scotland and Wales
A ‘well-being economy’ organisation with connections to the devolved governments is seeking an ‘economic revolution’ aimed at abandoning GDP growth.
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Holocaust Denier Will Be Extradited to France After Losing Appeal in Scotland
A Frenchman who shared videos online denying the Holocaust has been cleared for extradition to France after failing in a last legal challenge.
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Scottish Government Hits High and Middle Earners With Tax Hike
100,000 more Scots expected to pay the higher rate, making it the ‘highest-taxed part of the United Kingdom.’
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IN-DEPTH: Scotland’s Adoption of UN Child Rights Will Undermine Parents Say Campaigners
Critics say the law is a ’trojan horse' which separates children from the family unit.
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Financial Crisis In Scotland Looms As Committee Warns of Impending Resource Gap
A member of Scottish parliament accuses the SNP of ’short-term thinking‘ as the Scottish government confirms it’s considering the committee’s report ’carefully’
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Scottish National Party MP Defects to Scottish Tories, Citing SNP’s ‘Toxic’ Culture
The prime minister and other prominent Tories have welcomed the move, but Labour branded it ‘bizarre’ as the SNP release statements demanding a by-election.
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Beekeeper Finds Late Grandpa’s Long-Lost Hives Are Still Alive, Creates a Honey Firm
‘I’m incredibly pleased with what we’ve accomplished from just this one hive,’ said the grandson.
|
Everything You Need to Know About the 2024 British Open
The British Open 2024 is the final major this year and it will be held at Royal Troon in Scotland.
|
Scotland’s Hate Crime Act Could Lead to Damaged Trust in Police, Senior Officer Says
Rob Hay, president of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents, said the law may be used by whose who want to ’score points.’
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Reaching Net Zero Could Cost Scotland £1.1 Billion a Year Until 2050: Report
The report also said Scotland’s interim target of a 75 percent carbon reduction by 2030 was a ‘fiscal risk’ that could be difficult to manage within the budget.
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Scottish Conservatives Challenge Yousaf’s Hate Crime Laws, Citing Free Speech Risks
Scotland’s controversial stirring up hatred laws, designed to revamp hate crime legislation for the 21st century, have been described as ‘censorious.’
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IN-DEPTH: The Billionaire-Funded Group Lobbying for Economic ‘System Change’ in Scotland and Wales
A ‘well-being economy’ organisation with connections to the devolved governments is seeking an ‘economic revolution’ aimed at abandoning GDP growth.
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Holocaust Denier Will Be Extradited to France After Losing Appeal in Scotland
A Frenchman who shared videos online denying the Holocaust has been cleared for extradition to France after failing in a last legal challenge.
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Scottish Government Hits High and Middle Earners With Tax Hike
100,000 more Scots expected to pay the higher rate, making it the ‘highest-taxed part of the United Kingdom.’
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IN-DEPTH: Scotland’s Adoption of UN Child Rights Will Undermine Parents Say Campaigners
Critics say the law is a ’trojan horse' which separates children from the family unit.
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Financial Crisis In Scotland Looms As Committee Warns of Impending Resource Gap
A member of Scottish parliament accuses the SNP of ’short-term thinking‘ as the Scottish government confirms it’s considering the committee’s report ’carefully’
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Scottish National Party MP Defects to Scottish Tories, Citing SNP’s ‘Toxic’ Culture
The prime minister and other prominent Tories have welcomed the move, but Labour branded it ‘bizarre’ as the SNP release statements demanding a by-election.
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