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Craig Meighan

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The Scottish Government said closing the education attainment gap was its 'defining mission'

special report Here's how the Scottish Government can tackle the attainment gap

CLOSING the attainment gap has been the “defining mission” of Nicola Sturgeon’s government.

Ode to Joy. Photo: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan

exclusive Edinburgh Fringe becomes party central as LGBT shows make debut
TWO of the best parties in Scotland have landed in Edinburgh after theatre makers brought their new shows to the capital.

Scottish councils are looking to react to the energy crisis

special report Scotland’s councils plan ‘warm banks’ to help freezing Scots

A DOZEN councils across Scotland are considering using “warm banks” to protect freezing Scots this winter.

Nicola Sturgeon said Scots have been forced to endure Tory governments they didn't vote for

Scotland about to 'call a day' on 'being ignored by Tory prime minsters', Nicola Sturgeon says

SCOTLAND is about to “call a day” to “being ignored by Tory prime minsters”, Nicola Sturgeon has said.

There was disappointment as cloud cover led to the Red Arrows calling off the flyover

Weather halts flyover by Red Arrows at Edinburgh Military Tattoo

A planned flyover by the Red Arrows at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo was scrapped at the last minute on Friday due to bad weather conditions.

The 32-year-old woman who was a passenger in the car died at the scene of the crash

Woman dies and four people, including two children, injured in crash on A90
A WOMAN has died and four people, including two children, have been injured in a crash on the A90 in Tayside.

Firefighters are still fighting the wildfire in moorland near West Calder

Firefighters still battling wildfire which broke out three days ago
FIREFIGHTERS are continuing to tackle a large grass fire that broke out in West Lothian three days ago.

The exhibit will showcase 32 paintings of giants of Scottish literature

Scottish art Giants of Scottish literature get the Greg Moodie treatment in stylish exhibition
SCOTLAND’S foremost literary legends are being reimagined in an art exhibition that will see the likes of Robert Burns rock a pair of x-ray vision glasses.

Cartoonist Greg Moodie has no concerns about lacking material in the event that Liz Truss becomes the next prime minister

interview Greg Moodie on the satirical goldmine of Liz Truss as the next Prime Minister

FROM famous cheese gaffes to speeches about pork markets with all the charisma of a hostage video, Liz Truss has given the UK lots to joke about.

A Guided Tour of the Unacceptable showed the history of the peace movement in Scotland

'Powerful' film showcases history and dangers of Trident - and resistance to it

THE 40th anniversary of the Faslane Peace Camp was celebrated on Tuesday night with the premiere of a "powerful" short film exploring the history of Trident – and the resistance to it.

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