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Europe · LondonFleetwood Mac's Christine McVie has died aged 79, her family has said in a statement. On Facebook, they said: "On behalf of Christine McVie's family, it is with a heavy heart we are informing you of Christine's death.See the Story
Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie dies aged 79
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Europe · LondonFormer chancellor and health secretary Sajid Javid has said he will stand down as an MP at the next general election.See the Story
Sajid Javid to stand down as MP at next election
50% Left coverage: 24 sources
Europe · LondonIan Blackford is to stand down as leader of the SNP group at Westminster, it has been confirmed.See the Story
Ian Blackford to stand down as SNP leader at Westminster
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Glasgow, Scotland · GlasgowThe Official Singles Charts have just turned 70. 46 songs by Scottish artists have hit number one on the chart since 1952. Other Scots who have claimed the coveted spot include Pilot (three weeks at the top with their hit January, in 1975), Slik (Forever and Ever, 1976), Lena Martell (One Day at a Time, 1979) and Kelly Marie (Feels Like I’m In Love, 1980)See the Story
As the Official Singles Charts turn 70, we recall some of the 46 Scottish hits
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Glasgow, Scotland · GlasgowAsk anyone on Arran about the ferries and they’ll have a story for you. Cancelled sailings. Missed appointments. Empty shelves. The ferry service has become unreliable in a way that it simply never was five to 10 years ago. The question is, why and also – how do we fix it?See the Story
Arran’s ferry service is in crisis and islanders are in despair. what’s to be done?
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Social Media · GlasgowStuart Paterson has devoted his entire adult life to writing in Scots. He’s a native of Galloway and currently lives in Kilmarnock. His new collection ‘Wheen’ will be published next month. Paterson is buzzing about his latest accolade.See the Story
Kevin McKenna meets Stuart Paterson: 'Ye ur whit ye ur son, no whit ye urnae'
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Housing fears as home loan approvals slump to 11-year low
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Glasgow, Scotland · GlasgowI AM disturbed. Let me finish. I am disturbed by the state people get themselves into at the football. What is it getting out of, readers? Correct: hand.See the Story
Robert McNeil: It’s only a game so why are fitba’ fans always greetin’?
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Wildfires · GlasgowReport finds 49% of Scotland's species have seen declines in abundance since 1970. The RSPB is calling for a 'decade of action' to halt this decline. The 2019 State Of Nature Scotland report is published ahead of COP15. The UN conference is taking place in Montreal, Canada, from December 7 to 19.See the Story
Scotland's wildlife is in crisis. But, if we act now, we can turn it around
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'Wordle' today, December 3: Answer, hints, help for Wordle #532
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Matt Hancock · GlasgowSimon Schama’s History of Now (BBC2, Sunday) is the classiest of historians. The Traitors (BBC1, Tuesday-Thursday) could have meant a quick return to the gutter. Granite Harbour (BBC Scotland, Thursday, BBC1, Friday) had a familiar feel.See the Story
TV reviews: The Traitors; Simon Schama's History of Now; Granite Harbour
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