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Cyrenians communities offer people experiencing homelessness a place to stay and start to feel normal again

How volunteering in community for homeless people changed our lives Amine and Michael

Penguins at Edinburgh Zoo are treated to mounds of ice by keepers to help them cool down in the hot weather last week

Yoghurt and hot air: Let's take some heat out of climate change debate Paul Wilson

Teachers are bearing the brunt of a breakdown in school discipline (File picture)

Violence, swearing and 'broken' schools: Why teacher is moving abroad Cameron Wyllie

Nurse Sandie Peggie with her Solicitor Margaret Gribbon. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Analysis ‘We are all Sandy Peggie’ banners, a press scrum and a landmark case

The huge blaze ripped through a number of buildings in Kilmarnock on Monday

Glasgow dad 'lost everything' after Kilmarnock cafe burned to ground
The Kilmarnock cafe owner was alerted to the fire by one of his customers.

Scottish MP among four suspended by Starmer

Swinney ‘supports’ NHS Fife after trans medic row nurse cleared

A record-breaking 78 clubs and more than 2,000 rowers took part in the Skiffie Worlds 2025 over five days of competition on Loch Ryan at Stranraer.

'Historic' coastal rowing world championships swell Scottish loch

The road remains closed.

Highland road closed as emergency services attend crash

A student walks on campus at Glasgow University. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Scottish university campus named among Europe’s most beautiful

The flight landed at Glasgow Airport.

Appeal after disturbance on Scottish flight

UK News

Computers have made life much easier, but they can also turn a simple mistake into one with enormous consequences (Picture: Peter Byrne)

Life-threatening error shows why we must take cyber security seriously Scotsman comment

The TS Shtandart has been banned from Aberdeen Port ahead of the Tall Ships Race due to "national and international legislation". The captain claims it is because he was born in Russia. PIC: Contributed.

Ship banned from Aberdeen for Tall Ships Race due to Russian sanctions

Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock, seen with Chancellor Rachel Reeves in June last year, has been among those calling for the introduction of a wealth tax (Picture: Christopher Furlong)

Why wealth tax would be disaster for farmers – and the whole country Murdo Fraser

Growth has remained persistently sluggish despite Chancellor Rachel Reeves' efforts (Picture: Peter Cziborra/WPA pool)

Warnings UK may need IMF bailout no longer look like doom-mongering Brian Monteith

Queen Camilla, King Charles III, French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron arrive for the State Banquet at Windsor Castle last week (Picture: Aaron Chown/pool)

UK needs 'Auld Alliance' with France to deal with people smugglers Christine Jardine

What could go wrong? People jump into the sea from a diving platform near Saint-Malo in France (Picture: Damien Meyer)

Trip to France reveals how 'health and safety' obsessed UK has become Stephen Jardine

World

Windy Miller, second left, with PC McGarry, Dr Mopp and Mickey Murphy during the filming of Camberwick Green in 1965 (Picture: Keystone/Hulton Archive)

Trump may regret attack on 'windmills' when Mrs Dingle hears about it Scotsman comment

Two men in Gaza hold photographs of two-year-old Omer Siman Tov and nine-month-old Kfir Bibas, who both died as a result of the October 7 attack on Israeli by Hamas

Why Gazans protest with photos of Israeli children killed by Hamas Rami Aman

There is much at stake for Scotland's businesses in his dealings with politicians like John Swinney (Picture: Joe Raedle)

Why Swinney needs to pander to Trump just like Starmer Scotsman comment

Donald Trump is expected to attend his Aberdeenshire resort if he visits Scotland this summer.

Exclusive John Swinney urged to 'seize opportunity' of Donald Trump visit

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke with US President Donald Trump in the Vatican in April, when world leaders gathered for the funeral of Pope Francis (Picture: Office of the President of Ukraine)

If Trump finally sides with Ukraine, he may deserve hero's welcome Scotsman comment

Two girls react after an Israeli strike in Gaza on Tuesday

Swinney: Scots NHS stands ready to support Gaza medical evacuations

Get The Scotsman app for mobile and tablet

The Scotsman app brings you exclusive, quality news and analysis from The Scotsman, Scotland’s National Newspaper.

Weather

Swinney 'heartbroken' after four people die in weekend heatwave

People walk their dogs beside the Mugdock reservoir near Milngavie (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell)

Why we must wean ourselves off sky-high consumption of precious water Scotsman comment

Politics

Sandie Peggie cleared of internal disciplinary charges at NHS Fife

The nurse had been accused of putting patient care at risk.

Edinburgh Tram losses hit £64m despite record passenger numbers

2024 was the seventh loss-making year in a row for the tram company.

Nurse Sandie Peggie and Dr Beth Upton

Explainer NHS Fife: How the row between Sandie Peggie and Beth Upton unfolded

The key moments from the employment tribunal so far as hearing resumes

Ministers trying to drum up interest in Alexander Dennis, says Robison Rachel Amery

Rachel Amery

Starmer urged to let SNP ministers borrow more cash ahead of funds gap

SNP ministers are braced for a capital funding shortfall by the end of the decade.

Why travelling in beautiful Scotland has become such a nightmare

From cancelled trains and unreliable ferries to gridlocked roads, Scotland’s transport infrastructur...

Transport

Two vehicles were involved in the crash

Drivers urged to avoid Ayrshire road following two-vehicle crash

The bus station lease expires in 2027 and owners Coal Pension Properties had indicated they were not planning to renew it, but now they say they are willing to consider renewal or even a sale of the site.

Scottish bus drivers 'left at the mercy of violent thugs'

The MV Isle of Mull is the main vessel used for the journey.

Island committee to stage protest against state of ferry service

Thousands are preparing to fly from the airport this summer.

Workers set for summer strike action at Glasgow Airport

Education

Stagecoach Stirling students performing at The Shaftesbury Theatre

Traitor or Faithful? Stagecoach Stirling students shine on the West End Stage

Donald Trump, Elon Musk and his son X Musk in the White House in February before the two men fell out (Picture: Andrew Harnik)

Why Donald Trump can help primary children deal with toxic group chats Karyn McCluskey

Top performers: Hamilton College.

Hamilton College nominated for performing arts award

Stagecoach Edinburgh student on stage at The Shaftesbury Theatre

Edinburgh talent takes centre stage at London's West End

Environment

The strategically located Fort George was built after the Battle of Culloden

Sink hole putting sea wall at historic fort at risk of collapse

Firefighters retreat as an unseasonal wildfire rages in northwest Los Angeles county in January (Picture: Apu Gomes)

Humanity set to enter climate danger zone with 'catastrophic risks'Ian Johnston

Pollen levels are set to peak on the ‘hottest day of 2025’.

Going green: How to keep your cool and beat the heatwave

Health

Parents have been urged to get their kids vaccinated against measles mumps and rubella (MMR).

Growing concern over rising measles cases in Scotland

Ambulances outside the accident and emergency department at the Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy, Fife. Ambulances waited outside hospitals for the equivalent of more than 41 years in 2024, figures show. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Ambulance staff 'beyond breaking point' as 2.7m overtime hours exposed

More medical and care staff are needed to help the growing number of people with neurological conditions like dementia (Picture: Will Oliver)

The urgent need to help million Scots with neurological condition Alice Struthers

Resident doctors have voted to go on strike this July over a pay dispute.

The dates that resident doctors will go on strike this summer

Crime

Fire crews batted a blaze in a number of buildings in the centre of Kilmarnock.

Huge blaze in Kilmarnock town centre being treated as 'deliberate'

Fire crews were battling a blaze in a number of buildings in the centre of Kilmarnock.

Huge blaze in Scottish town centre with fire crews in attendance

Officers attended the scene on Tuesday morning.

Women arrested under Terrorism Act after incident at defence factory

Seven people have been charged in connection.

Seven charged with alleged hate crime at Scottish Premiership match

Phoenix Spencer-Horn was murdered in November last year

Ewan Methven, 27, jailed for brutal murder of 21-year-old girlfriend

Most farmers in Scotland won't see 60 again, says Leanne Gordon

Put a plan in place on handing over your farm

Future Scotland

The Soundcore Motion Boom Plus is ultra-portable thanks to its lightweight design, built-in handle and removable strap.

Soundcore Motion Boom Plus summer speaker now 41% off
This rugged waterproof speaker is perfect for beach trips, camping and festivals – and it’s now under £100 in Amazon’s limited-time deal.
Marc Reeves

AI will become a commodity very quickly in the way that electricity is omnipresent (Picture: stock.adobe.com)

What AI can't do and how it ends up writing Sturgeon 'slop'Ewan Morrison

False claims about John Swinney were laughable AI nonsense, but the technology is getting ever more sophisticated (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell)

The lesson we all must learn from comical AI lies about Swinney and co Scotsman comment

ScribePro chief executive Jonny Gordon with Steven Naismith.

Ex-Hearts manager Steven Naismith invests six-figure sum in Glasgow sports app

Left to right: Lucy Merritt (NMIS), Christine Dent (NMIS), Matt Maynard (University of Strathclyde), Chris Courtney (NMIS), Matt Boyle (NMIS), Paul Jarvie (CSA Catapult), and Gladys Benghalia (NMIS). Picture: Martin Shields

Scottish microchip packaging centre to create 300 jobs

Obituaries

Nancy Blaik with her beloved son Daniel

Scotsman Obituaries: Nancy Blaik MBE, charity worker who helped found CHAS

Lesley Storm was 'fun company, caustic, critical, gentle as well as understanding'

Scotsman Obituaries: Lesley Storm, talented poet and performer

His instinct for tactics helped Dennis Hay transition from player to coach

Scotsman Obituaries: Dennis Hay, Scottish hockey international and coach

Howard Moody, resplendent in his Royal College of Surgeons gown

Obituaries: Howard Moody, oral pathologist who identified Lockerbie victims

UK Trending

Cigarette butts to be Britains 'most pervasive' litter problem

A common pub game could help eliminate UK's biggest litter problem

Former Team GB Olympian Sam Quek speaks out following upsetting survey results

Almost half of women faced sexist insults playing sports, study shows

Presenter and tech expert Georgie Barrat has teamed up with Smart Energy GB to test the reliability of our favourite tech

Old tech Brits miss the most - include cassette tapes and MP3 players

Gallaghairs' opens in the Manchester Picadilly Premier Inn to give guests a free Oasis style haircut

Oasis fans flock to 'Gallaghairs' pop-up barber to get iconic haircut

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The stunning Dorset holiday home and sleek Audi RS6 up for grabs in BOTB’s dream prize draw.

Win a Dorset holiday home and Audi for 99p

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