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Your top Sunday stories ☀️ Appeal over 'Not Spot' mast could open floodgates to Scotland's wild areas A WARNING has been given that a successful appeal against the refusal of a phone mast in a designated Wild Land Area could open the floodgates to dozens more in some of Scotland’s most beautiful places. Labour hold four-point lead over SNP – but independence question remains tight LABOUR hold a four-point lead over the SNP in a new Scotland-only Westminster poll, new data has shown... Tactics, stories and pride: How might Euro 2024 affect the General Election? FOR the very first time, a General Election campaign is coinciding with a major football tournament involving both Scotland and England. How can we solve Scotland's higher education funding crisis? SITTING in the midst of the usually buzzing Strathclyde University campus, you might be forgiven for forgetting that – with three weeks to go till polling day – a General Election campaign is raging across the country. Term finished last month and very few students are still here. Scottish universities in numbers – see all the key figures This article is part of our new collaboration with The Ferret. Each edition will see a different issue in Scotland tackled, and this time we're looking at housing. See our news story here, an explainer here, our long-read feature here, and sign up for the  free monthly newsletter here. Rhoda Meek: Those attacking CalMac now act surprised confidence is being lost THIS might come as a surprise, but I often feel sorry for CalMac. It simply cannot win... SNP can still be quietly confident in new Yes City constituency IT used to be said that even in the absolute worst case scenario for the SNP in a Westminster election, the party’s two seats in the Yes City of Dundee could be relied upon to stay standing...

🗣 To blether about on Sunday Alison Phipps: My mind is overseas as I journey to St Kilda ‘YOU made it?” ask friends, hopeful, concerned. SNP can still be quietly confident in new Yes City constituency IT used to be said that even in the absolute worst case scenario for the SNP in a Westminster election, the party’s two seats in the Yes City of Dundee could be relied upon to stay standing... David Pratt: Ukraine could still be biggest loser from three big Western elections ON the face of it, the past few days would appear to have been fairly good for Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy Andrew Tickell: Sunak’s tale of missing out on Sky TV only switches more voters off DOES biography matter in politics? Should it? Last week in the General Election campaign, the press invited all our potential leaders to share examples of the hardships they experienced when they were growing up. Mark Brown: Why we must make conflict in Gaza a key issue in this General Election AS we prepare to go to the polls on July 4, we are faced – at the UK level – with the unedifying spectacle of a Conservative Party scrabbling around in the gutter... Read more

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