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Edinburgh Airport

Edinburgh Airport evacuated following report of potentially suspicious package

Explosive Ordnance Disposal are in attendance and a cordon is in place around the airport with road closures in place.

There was disappointment in Aberdeen South for SNP leader and First Minister John Swinney

There was disappointment in Aberdeen South for SNP leader and First Minister John Swinney

Scottish Labour

By-election blues as SNP finally pays the price for treating us all like mugs

Two trains crash in Bedford with reports of serious injuries

Royal Highland Show, Edinburgh. Cattle in the Beef Junior Interbreed class.

Royal Highland Show, Edinburgh. Cattle in the Beef Junior Interbreed class.

Royal Highland Centre

In pictures: Memorable images from day two at the Royal Highland Show

Scotland vs Morocco LIVE: Latest build-up as Tartan Army arrive for World Cup match

Scotland vs Morocco LIVE: Latest build-up as Tartan Army arrive for World Cup match

Scotland national team

Scotland 0 Morocco 1: Nightmare start as Scotland concede after 71 seconds

Why Andy Burnham creates a nightmare scenario for the SNP

Sandy and James Easdale, who run McGill's, say bus franchising could cost taxpayers £400m a year

Sandy and James Easdale, who run McGill's, say bus franchising could cost taxpayers £400m a year

MARISSA MACWHIRTER

The man with the toughest job in Scotland: SPT's new boss faces battle with Easdales

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The use of illegal streaming devices is a

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Man jailed for 3 years as crackdown on use of 'dodgy' Fire Sticks in the UK continues

Protestors call for those arrested in connection with the Elbit action to be released

Protestors call for those arrested in connection with the Elbit action to be released

Palestine Action

Film about Elbit Systems legal cases to be shown in two Scottish cities next month

Glasgow: The Next Chapter - The Herald's latest investigative series explores the future of Scotland's largest city.

Glasgow: The Next Chapter - The Herald's latest investigative series explores the future of Scotland's largest city.

City of Glasgow College

Glasgow: The Next Chapter - The Herald's new series explores the future of the city

The huge fire on March 8 appeared to start in a vape shop and shut Glasgow Central station for weeks

The huge fire on March 8 appeared to start in a vape shop and shut Glasgow Central station for weeks

Union Street fire

Union Street fire spread 'rapidly' through voids before emergency crews arrived

Dr Robert Graham has created one of Scotland's most beloved brands.

Dr Robert Graham has created one of Scotland's most beloved brands.

Scotland's dairy godfather on family, online fame, and 80 years of milking cows

Consumers are willing to spend, but only selectively and often in response to specific triggers such as seasonal needs or major events

Consumers are willing to spend, but only selectively and often in response to specific triggers such as seasonal needs or major events

Business Insight

May's burst of sunshine offers reassurance, but is not an economic turning point

David Otterburn, back left, on the first day at Scotlands Larder at the annual Royal Highland Show at Ingliston

David Otterburn, back left, on the first day at Scotlands Larder at the annual Royal Highland Show at Ingliston

Royal Highland Show

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A possible squirrelpox outbreak has prompted an appeal to locals in Clackmannanshire

A possible squirrelpox outbreak has prompted an appeal to locals in Clackmannanshire

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Possible squirrelpox outbreak prompts appeal to locals in Scottish town

Scottish Conservative Party MSP Douglas Lumsden (front row centre) celebrates with supporters at P&J Live in Aberdeen after winning the Aberdeen South by-election, taking the seat from the SNP.

Scottish Conservative Party MSP Douglas Lumsden (front row centre) celebrates with supporters at P&J Live in Aberdeen after winning the Aberdeen South by-election, taking the seat from the SNP.

Inside story: How Tories turned things around to win in Aberdeen South

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United States 2-0 Australia: Co-hosts secure knockout place with Seattle win

The United States are through to the last 32 of the World Cup after they eased to a comfortable 2-0 win over Australia.

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Steve Clarke has made three changes to

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Steve Clarke explains reason for three Scotland changes for Morocco World Cup clash

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Robert MacIntyre slipped to a 74 on day two of the US Open

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There was disappointment in Aberdeen South for SNP leader and First Minister John Swinney

There was disappointment in Aberdeen South for SNP leader and First Minister John Swinney

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Consumers are willing to spend, but only selectively and often in response to specific triggers such as seasonal needs or major events

Business Insight

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Cotton House in Glasgow

Cotton House in Glasgow

This striking Glasgow office block is to be converted into a flagship aparthotel

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Le Set is set to open within the former October site at Princes Square

Landmark Glasgow city centre hospitality space set for major transformation

Kristian Campbell brings more than two decades of executive experience

Kristian Campbell brings more than two decades of executive experience

Leading Scottish golf destination appoints new general manager

All remaining Quiz stores in the UK will be closing after the business entered administration

All remaining Quiz stores in the UK will be closing after the business entered administration

UK fashion retailer to shut last 20 stores this weekend after entering administration

A UK travel company offering flights and holiday packages to destinations around the world has ceased trading.

A UK travel company offering flights and holiday packages to destinations around the world has ceased trading.

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The Bonnie Beastie in Forres is among the hospitality venues listed for sale

Leading UK brewer to offload four hospitality venues across Scotland

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