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Europe · OdesaRussian missiles struck a nine-story apartment building and a resort facility near Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odesa early on Friday, killing at least 21 people and wounding dozens, Ukrainian authorities said.See the Story
Russian missiles kill at least 21 in Ukraine’s Odesa region
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Europe · GlasgowFormer Rangers and Scotland goalkeeper Andy Goram has died at the age of 58. Goram revealed in May that he had been diagnosed with terminal cancer. He made 260 appearances for Rangers between 1991 and 1998, winning five league titles, three Scottish Cups and two League Cups.See the Story
Andy Goram: Former Rangers and Scotland goalkeeper dies aged 58
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Europe · LondonBoris Johnson is facing calls to expel the former Tory deputy chief whip from the party after he dramatically quit following a drunken incident. Chris Pincher was responsible for maintaining discipline among Tory MPs. He stood down after assaulting two fellow guests at the Carlton Club. Several Tory MPs are believed to have complained to the whips' office. Labour said the most recent incident showed the party was “mired in sleaze and scandal’See the Story
Boris Johnson faces calls to expel ex-Tory deputy chief whip over 'grope' claims
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NHS · EdinburghNHS has been in decline since the Tony Blair era. Part-time GPs have provided a hit-and-miss part-time service at best. We need a pragmatically based insurance service, akin to that of Germany. The only hope of reducing the continuing excessive death rate from this lack of service is reform.See the Story
Scotland on Sunday readers' letters: We must abandon the NHS and its outdated structures
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European Union · Northern IrelandBoris Johnson was dishonest when he said he had found a solution. The Protocol ignited a storm of opposition from unionists. The changes the government now proposes for the Protocol have sparked anger from the EU. It isn't difficult to see why peace between Ireland and the UK is suddenly under threat again.See the Story
Should Scotland really be aspiring to the tension and chaos of the Northern Ireland Protocol? - Willie Rennie MSP
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Edinburgh · EdinburghThey have been used by writers for centuries and without their readers being any the wiser as to their true identities.See the Story
Exhibition to chart unfolding story of writers who conceal their real identities
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Edinburgh · EdinburghThe colourful mode of transport is more often seen on the streets of Asian countries – but one has popped up on Islay.See the Story
Meet the Glasgow man who is driving Islay’s first tuk tuk taxi
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ScotRail · EdinburghScottish Government ministers are benefiting from a “two-tier transport system”, Labour has claimed, as new figures show more than 400 trips have been made in ministerial cars since ScotRail cut services.See the Story
Scottish Government criticised for hundreds of car trips amid ScotRail 'shambles' - with ministers 'ferried around on taxpayer pound'
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Edinburgh · EdinburghIn an “honest, sometimes sad, sometimes lighted-hearted” film, Scottish women impacted by homelessness tell their “unheard” stories as part of a festival celebrating lived experiences.See the Story
'We are not a statistic. We have got feelings, drive and inspiration,' says homeless woman
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Edinburgh · EdinburghThe ports industry as a whole has gone about its business largely unnoticed before now. The pandemic demonstrated the vital role that ports play in keeping the country going. The prime areas of focus of Green Freeports must be our investment in green technology, modern manufacturing, infrastructure and skills.See the Story
Business comment: The time is right to establish Green Freeports, argues Charles Hammond, CEO, Forth Ports
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Highland, Scotland · HighlandLady Evelyn Cobbold is believed to have been the first British woman to make the pilgrimage to Mecca. The noblewoman undertaking the Hajj in 1933 aged 65, later documenting her travels in a book. She is buried in an isolated spot on her former estate at Glencarron in Wester Ross.See the Story
The aristocrat who converted to Islam and inspired a pilgrimage to a lonely Highland mountain
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