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Public vote opens for Scottish Album of the Year MUSIC fans are once again being asked to have Research project to investigate 21st century Scots usage A NEW University of Glasgow project will look at how Scots is used in the 21st century in different parts of the country. Truss administration has shattered the Tory myth of economic competence WITH the value of the pound falling faster than a slice of buttered toast determined to leave a stain on the carpet, I thank my lucky stars every day that we don’t have to deal with the chaos that would have been unleashed had the other guys won at the Report on poverty in Scotland reveals 'picture of society in crisis' ANTI-POVERTY campaigners are calling for action as a “heart-breaking” report revealed a “bleak picture of a society in crisis" Douglas Ross set to announce Rent to Own policy at Tory party conference DOUGLAS Ross is set to launch a Rent to Own policy during his Tory party conference speech amid housing market turmoil and concern over soaring mortgage rates. Scottish writers find success in international poetry competition THE winners of Scotland’s international three-language poetry prize have been revealed at an event at Wigtown Book Festival. Got an event you want to promote? Whether you want to advertise a gig, festival, theatre production or jumble sale, you can do it by visiting our What's On Events Calendar. Jacob Rees-Mogg booed as he enters Conservative Party conference JACOB Rees-Mogg was booed loudly by protesters as he entered the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. King Charles abandons Cop27 appearance following discussions with UK Government KING Charles will not attend next month’s Cop27 international climate change summit in Egypt. General Election could be held around April 2024, Tory party chairman suggests Jake Berry, Rossendale and Darwen MP, was quizzed on the date for the upcoming ballot during a live podcast recording Andrew Bowie refuses to say if he would vote to back mini-budget measures The Scottish Tory MP was asked twice if he would back the mini-budget measures in a parliamentary vote and refused to do so   Read more news >

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