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2025-26 Scottish Premiership Fixtures Released
The 2025-26 Scottish Premiership fixtures are released on June 20th, with the season kicking off on August 2nd/3rd; five teams have new managers; Falkirk and Livingston return to the top flight; and fixtures are subject to change due to television.
2025-26 Scottish Premiership Fixtures Released
The 2025-26 Scottish Premiership fixtures are released on June 20th, with the season kicking off on August 2nd/3rd; five teams have new managers; Falkirk and Livingston return to the top flight; and fixtures are subject to change due to television.
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40% Bias Score
Scottish Government Faces Legal Action Over Single-Sex Spaces
The Sex Matters group issued a 14-day ultimatum to the Scottish government, threatening legal action if it fails to comply with the UK Supreme Court ruling that mandates single-sex spaces based on biological sex in Scotland, prompting a clash between women's rights and transgender rights.
Scottish Government Faces Legal Action Over Single-Sex Spaces
The Sex Matters group issued a 14-day ultimatum to the Scottish government, threatening legal action if it fails to comply with the UK Supreme Court ruling that mandates single-sex spaces based on biological sex in Scotland, prompting a clash between women's rights and transgender rights.
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68% Bias Score
Man Pleads Guilty to Murdering and Decapitating Girlfriend
Ewan Methven, 27, pleaded guilty to murdering and decapitating his 21-year-old girlfriend, Phoenix Spencer-Horn, in their East Kilbride home on November 16, 2024, after an argument about her work hours; he then attempted to cover up the crime by texting her mother.
Man Pleads Guilty to Murdering and Decapitating Girlfriend
Ewan Methven, 27, pleaded guilty to murdering and decapitating his 21-year-old girlfriend, Phoenix Spencer-Horn, in their East Kilbride home on November 16, 2024, after an argument about her work hours; he then attempted to cover up the crime by texting her mother.
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40% Bias Score
Scotland to End Two-Child Benefits Cap in March 2026
The Scottish government will end the two-child benefits cap from March 2026, providing payments to affected families, costing an estimated \$140-150 million initially, to alleviate child poverty and counter UK policy.
Scotland to End Two-Child Benefits Cap in March 2026
The Scottish government will end the two-child benefits cap from March 2026, providing payments to affected families, costing an estimated \$140-150 million initially, to alleviate child poverty and counter UK policy.
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40% Bias Score
MacIntyre's Near-Victory at US Open
Robert MacIntyre nearly won the US Open on Monday, finishing one stroke behind JJ Spaun after a final round of 68, improving his world ranking to 12th and his European Ryder Cup standing to fourth.
MacIntyre's Near-Victory at US Open
Robert MacIntyre nearly won the US Open on Monday, finishing one stroke behind JJ Spaun after a final round of 68, improving his world ranking to 12th and his European Ryder Cup standing to fourth.
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32% Bias Score
Scottish Mother Jailed for Role in Global Monkey Torture Ring
Natalie Herron, a 39-year-old Scottish mother, was sentenced to 27 months in prison for her role in a global monkey torture ring that involved paying Indonesian men to torture and kill baby monkeys; she shared hundreds of videos and images of the abuse online.
Scottish Mother Jailed for Role in Global Monkey Torture Ring
Natalie Herron, a 39-year-old Scottish mother, was sentenced to 27 months in prison for her role in a global monkey torture ring that involved paying Indonesian men to torture and kill baby monkeys; she shared hundreds of videos and images of the abuse online.
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52% Bias Score
Scotland Defends New School Guidance Amid Criticism Over Pupil Violence
Scotland's new guidance on handling violent pupil behavior prioritizes positive reinforcement over exclusion, aiming to improve outcomes, but faces criticism for being too lenient; 11,676 exclusions occurred in 2022/23.
Scotland Defends New School Guidance Amid Criticism Over Pupil Violence
Scotland's new guidance on handling violent pupil behavior prioritizes positive reinforcement over exclusion, aiming to improve outcomes, but faces criticism for being too lenient; 11,676 exclusions occurred in 2022/23.
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48% Bias Score
Scotland's Potential Heatwave This Week
A heatwave is possible in Scotland from Thursday to Saturday, with temperatures potentially reaching 27°C in Aberdeenshire and around 25-26°C in the Central Lowlands, but cooler conditions are expected by Sunday. The current warmest day of the year was June 13th with 25.7°C recorded at Lossiemouth, ...
Scotland's Potential Heatwave This Week
A heatwave is possible in Scotland from Thursday to Saturday, with temperatures potentially reaching 27°C in Aberdeenshire and around 25-26°C in the Central Lowlands, but cooler conditions are expected by Sunday. The current warmest day of the year was June 13th with 25.7°C recorded at Lossiemouth, ...
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Man Admits to Brutal Murder and Cover-Up of Partner
Ewan Methven, 27, pleaded guilty to murdering his 21-year-old partner, Phoenix Spencer-Horn, in East Kilbride on November 16, 2024, stabbing her repeatedly and attempting to dismember her body before a delayed 999 call on November 18.
Man Admits to Brutal Murder and Cover-Up of Partner
Ewan Methven, 27, pleaded guilty to murdering his 21-year-old partner, Phoenix Spencer-Horn, in East Kilbride on November 16, 2024, stabbing her repeatedly and attempting to dismember her body before a delayed 999 call on November 18.
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28% Bias Score
Linburn Estate Sale Displaces Disabled Veterans Amidst Charity's Financial Crisis
Sight Scotland Veterans, facing £18m in losses over four years, plans to sell the Linburn estate in West Lothian, displacing 13 tenants, including seven veterans with vision impairments, by next year due to financial unsustainability, despite the charity stating no one faces immediate eviction.
Linburn Estate Sale Displaces Disabled Veterans Amidst Charity's Financial Crisis
Sight Scotland Veterans, facing £18m in losses over four years, plans to sell the Linburn estate in West Lothian, displacing 13 tenants, including seven veterans with vision impairments, by next year due to financial unsustainability, despite the charity stating no one faces immediate eviction.
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52% Bias Score
Grangemouth Future: UK Announces Imminent Investment Plans
The UK government plans to announce imminent investments in Grangemouth's future, aiming to attract private investors and create jobs following the refinery's closure and 430 job losses, while facing criticism for its approach.
Grangemouth Future: UK Announces Imminent Investment Plans
The UK government plans to announce imminent investments in Grangemouth's future, aiming to attract private investors and create jobs following the refinery's closure and 430 job losses, while facing criticism for its approach.
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48% Bias Score
Suspect Arrested in Murder of Scottish Crime Figures in Spain
A man was arrested in Liverpool on an international warrant for the May 31 murders of Ross Monaghan and Eddie Lyons Jr, senior figures in a Scottish organized crime group, who were shot dead in a Spanish bar.
Suspect Arrested in Murder of Scottish Crime Figures in Spain
A man was arrested in Liverpool on an international warrant for the May 31 murders of Ross Monaghan and Eddie Lyons Jr, senior figures in a Scottish organized crime group, who were shot dead in a Spanish bar.
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44% Bias Score
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