Scotland
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Editors' picks
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Asians tell of being targeted and cajoled by officers from MI5 and special branch. Vikram Dodd reports
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Ryanair and others say ash from Iceland's Grímsvötn volcano not as severe as Civil Aviation Authority says
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From science to psychedelia, Glasgow is hosting an impressive roster of events this summer. Arts writer Jac Mantle is your guide
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24 May 2011:
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24 May 2011:
Leith Business Association chair Alan D Rudland says the cost of completing the city's tram line in full from the airport to Newhaven, rather than incremental construction, must be on the table in June's crunch council meeting
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25 May 2011: Ash cloud expected to have cleared by Wednesday morning as transport secretary says blanket bans are a thing of the past -
25 May 2011:
Nicholas Watt: Alex Salmond's suggestion that England could break from the crown, while Scotland would keep the House of Windsor, is no doubt designed to irritate the establishment in London
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24 May 2011:
Thousands without power in Scotland as gusts of over 100mph uproot trees and cause widespread transport disruption
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24 May 2011:
Philip Hoare: The behaviour of whales threatening to beach themselves in the Outer Hebrides shows the complexity of cetacean sociability
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23 May 2011: General assembly opens up prospects of church recognising civil partnerships for same-sex couples
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23 May 2011:
Former head of the Communist party of Great Britain
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23 May 2011: Animal welfare experts braced for major rescue operation after 60-strong pod of pilot whales leaves Loch Carnan for Irish coast
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23 May 2011: High court refuses to overturn injunction despite player's identity being revealed by Twitter and a Scottish newspaper. By Josh Halliday
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23 May 2011:
Scotland's largest protestant church lifts temporary ban imposed after appointment of gay minister in 2009
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23 May 2011: Newspaper's high court bid to lift ruling comes after David Cameron calls current law on privacy 'unsustainable'
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23 May 2011: Richard Walker remains defiant but says Scottish paper will not name people who take out gagging orders every week. By Mark Sweney
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23 May 2011:
A new report has quantified the economic impact of the Edinburgh festivals. See what it says - and explore the data
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23 May 2011: First minister hits out at 'smash and grab' raid as he prepares to make case for increased economic powers for Scotland
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23 May 2011: The Scottish press have a history of scoops on stories which have been the subject of gagging orders in English courts
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22 May 2011:
Sunday Herald carried a full-page picture with a thin black band across his eyes and the word 'censored' in capital letters
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