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Glasgow's Allotment Crisis: High Demand, Limited Supply, and Innovative Solutions
Glasgow faces a surge in demand for allotments, with long waiting lists and limited space, prompting innovative solutions like private allotment providers and smaller plot sizes.
Glasgow's Allotment Crisis: High Demand, Limited Supply, and Innovative Solutions
Glasgow faces a surge in demand for allotments, with long waiting lists and limited space, prompting innovative solutions like private allotment providers and smaller plot sizes.
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16% Bias Score
Scottish Woman Conquers K2 Despite Shoulder Injury
Kirsty Mack, a 41-year-old Scottish ski instructor, summited K2, becoming possibly the first Scottish woman to do so, despite a debilitating shoulder injury sustained from a skiing accident years prior.
Scottish Woman Conquers K2 Despite Shoulder Injury
Kirsty Mack, a 41-year-old Scottish ski instructor, summited K2, becoming possibly the first Scottish woman to do so, despite a debilitating shoulder injury sustained from a skiing accident years prior.
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28% Bias Score
Three Teenagers Die in Highland Road Crash
Three teenage friends, Fergus Ward, Lewis Knox, and Jordan Cameron, died in a single-vehicle crash on the A830 near Arisaig, Scotland, late Thursday night.
Three Teenagers Die in Highland Road Crash
Three teenage friends, Fergus Ward, Lewis Knox, and Jordan Cameron, died in a single-vehicle crash on the A830 near Arisaig, Scotland, late Thursday night.
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12% Bias Score
Scotland's Special Education Crisis: Hundreds of Children Lack School Places
Four-year-old Niamh, diagnosed as autistic and non-verbal, is among hundreds of Scottish children with additional support needs unable to access a special school place, prompting a tribunal appeal and highlighting a wider crisis in special education provision.
Scotland's Special Education Crisis: Hundreds of Children Lack School Places
Four-year-old Niamh, diagnosed as autistic and non-verbal, is among hundreds of Scottish children with additional support needs unable to access a special school place, prompting a tribunal appeal and highlighting a wider crisis in special education provision.
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48% Bias Score
Delayed Investment Jeopardizes Scottish Shipyard's Future
The Scottish government's promised £14.2 million investment for Ferguson shipyard is delayed, with only a small fraction spent, jeopardizing its competitiveness and future after losing a major contract to a Polish firm.
Delayed Investment Jeopardizes Scottish Shipyard's Future
The Scottish government's promised £14.2 million investment for Ferguson shipyard is delayed, with only a small fraction spent, jeopardizing its competitiveness and future after losing a major contract to a Polish firm.
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48% Bias Score
Glasgow Honors Sir Billy Connolly with "The Big Yin Weekend
Glasgow is celebrating its 850th anniversary by honoring Sir Billy Connolly with "The Big Yin Weekend" (September 6th-7th), featuring comedy, film, music, and tours showcasing his life and career.
Glasgow Honors Sir Billy Connolly with "The Big Yin Weekend
Glasgow is celebrating its 850th anniversary by honoring Sir Billy Connolly with "The Big Yin Weekend" (September 6th-7th), featuring comedy, film, music, and tours showcasing his life and career.
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28% Bias Score
Peter Pan Mansion Transformed into Office Space
Hugh Mulgrew, a Northern Irish businessman, has repurposed the historic Moat Brae house in Dumfries, Scotland—the inspiration for J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan—into 18 office spaces, opening in weeks, preserving public garden access.
Peter Pan Mansion Transformed into Office Space
Hugh Mulgrew, a Northern Irish businessman, has repurposed the historic Moat Brae house in Dumfries, Scotland—the inspiration for J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan—into 18 office spaces, opening in weeks, preserving public garden access.
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28% Bias Score
Cowal Highland Gathering: World Highland Dancing Championships
The Cowal Highland Gathering in Dunoon, Scotland, hosts the Highland Dancing World Championships this Saturday, attracting competitors from around the world vying for a prestigious Cowal medal.
Cowal Highland Gathering: World Highland Dancing Championships
The Cowal Highland Gathering in Dunoon, Scotland, hosts the Highland Dancing World Championships this Saturday, attracting competitors from around the world vying for a prestigious Cowal medal.
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24% Bias Score
Hospital Infection Death Prompts Investigation
A 23-year-old woman, Molly Cuddihy, died at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) on August 26, 2025, from a hospital-acquired infection, prompting a formal investigation by prosecutors following a consultant's report; her death follows safety concerns at the QEUH, already under publi...
Hospital Infection Death Prompts Investigation
A 23-year-old woman, Molly Cuddihy, died at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) on August 26, 2025, from a hospital-acquired infection, prompting a formal investigation by prosecutors following a consultant's report; her death follows safety concerns at the QEUH, already under publi...
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44% Bias Score
Cold Case Reopened: New Probe into 2012 Hit-and-Run Death
Police Scotland reopened a 13-year-old hit and run investigation into the death of Ian Brown, 48, after receiving an anonymous letter in 2013 containing useful information; they are appealing for witnesses and the letter's author to come forward.
Cold Case Reopened: New Probe into 2012 Hit-and-Run Death
Police Scotland reopened a 13-year-old hit and run investigation into the death of Ian Brown, 48, after receiving an anonymous letter in 2013 containing useful information; they are appealing for witnesses and the letter's author to come forward.
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36% Bias Score
Controversial Salmon Farm Approved in Loch Long Despite Opposition
Scottish ministers approved a new salmon farm in Loch Long, Argyll, using a semi-closed containment system, despite a 2022 rejection by the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority and a negative recommendation from the planning reporter, sparking significant local opposition and enviro...
Controversial Salmon Farm Approved in Loch Long Despite Opposition
Scottish ministers approved a new salmon farm in Loch Long, Argyll, using a semi-closed containment system, despite a 2022 rejection by the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority and a negative recommendation from the planning reporter, sparking significant local opposition and enviro...
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56% Bias Score
Scotland's £8 Billion Benefits Crisis Threatens Financial Collapse
Scotland's SNP government faces a severe financial crisis due to an £8 billion annual benefits bill by 2028, unsustainable spending on initiatives like scrapping the two-child benefits cap, and a lack of effective spending control, potentially leading to a need for an IMF bailout.
Scotland's £8 Billion Benefits Crisis Threatens Financial Collapse
Scotland's SNP government faces a severe financial crisis due to an £8 billion annual benefits bill by 2028, unsustainable spending on initiatives like scrapping the two-child benefits cap, and a lack of effective spending control, potentially leading to a need for an IMF bailout.
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64% Bias Score
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