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Cafe Society? Not if you can be seen eating and drinking from a living room window say city planners

ASPIRATIONS for a 'cafe culture' in Glasgow face another major blow as bans are imposed on al fresco wining and dining at venues overlooked by residential properties.

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The Religion in Scots Law report claims that religious influence is increasing in Scottish schools

Landmark report: Influence of religion on Scottish schools increasing

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Top lawyer Patrick McGuire warns a Brexit vote will be a 'travesty' for workers' rights with almost every UK employee negatively affected

Decades of workplace rights will be axed after a Brexit vote, one of Scotland's top lawyers warns

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Twenty years on: Dunblane survivor breaks silence

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Councillor Paul Kelly, former chair of Motherwell & Wishaw CLP

Labour HQ asked to investigate branch finances

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Richard Gere urges audiences to lobby politicians over homelessness as film premieres in Glasgow

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Sturgeon: We should try anything that works for Education

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Eve McConnachie filming Madeline Squire and Javier Andreu. Photo by Christina Riley.

Scottish Ballet to unveil new short film at Glasgow festival

Scottish Chamber Orchestra chief conductor sidelined by back injury

Politicians urged to help us walk back to health

"Step-change" needed in access to affordable credit

I'd abstain in post-Brexit independence referendum, says Sir Tom Devine

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An area of natural beauty to the east of Glasgow and into North Lanarkshire will become Scotland’s largest urban wildlife site,

Thousands of homes to be created in Scotland's largest urban wildlife site

Magnus MacFarlane Barrow, CEO of the charity Mary's Meals

Scottish charity to launch school meals project for Syrian refugees

Edinburgh College student David Tait has struggled to make ends meet during his course

College students short of vital bursary payments

Neurological care shortages leave hundreds of younger patients in wards and care homes for the elderly

Trade Union boss: Scrapping Trident is move by 'political elite' which will cost working class jobs

Trade Union boss: Campaign to scrap Trident is out of touch with working class

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Sturgeon vows to make Trident key election issue

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Ebola Nurse Pauline Caferkey has been discharged from hospital and is 'not infectious'

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Frank Kelly who played Father Jack in sitcom Father Ted has died aged 77

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Astronaut Tim Peake takes stunning picture of Scotland from space

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Pro-EU campaign to highlight eight benefits of membership for Scotland

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Sir Tom Devine, Emeritus Professor of History at Edinburgh University

Historian Tom Devine dismisses claims he no longer supports independence as 'a falsehood'

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Never a dull moment as Rangers grind their way towards glory

ONE-nil to the Rangers. No matter how fluent any championship-winning side is, there is usually a stage in their title endeavours which boils down to grimly grinding out tense single-goal victories. For all their freescoring exploits earlier in the…

Kilmarnock's Josh Magennis, centre, walks off the field at Tynecastle on Saturday.

Hearts fans urged to help police root out "moron" responsible for racist abuse of Kilmarnock player Magennis

Celtic's Dedryck Boyata is sent off for a challenge on Hamilton's Carlton Morris.

Matthew Lindsay: Ronny Deila shows a touch of class which other Scottish managers should attempt to emulate

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Braehead Clan make into play-offs after win over Nottingham Panthers. Pic: Al Goold

Braehead Clan stop rot to qualify for play-offs

Greig Laidlaw leads a victorious Scotland team in celebrating at the end of their 36-20 win over Italy. Picture: PA

I always knew we would win, says Laidlaw

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Rangers manager Mark Warburton reacts during the Scottish Championship match between Rangers and St. Mirren. Picture: Getty

Mark Warburton: Title race isn't over yet

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Steph Twell celebrates winning the womens' 3000m final. Picture: Matthew Lewis/Getty Images

Gold and silver medals as Steph Twell and Jo Moultrie write a story of redemption

John Barclay runs in Scotland's first try against Italy. Picture: PA

Scots take significant step on road to recovery

Greig Laidlaw kicking one of his five successful penalties against Italy. Picture: PA

Scotland's high-tempo approach can pay off against lacklustre French

Liam Craig wheels away in celebration after slotting home his penalty to deny Aberdeen all three points

Dons pay the penalty as St Johnstone sneak late draw

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Aberdeen's injured players Adam Rooney (right) and Jonny Hayes.

Lack of squad depth the real reason Aberdeen won't win title

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DANGER MAN: Sam Nicholson sees an effort saved by Jamie MacDonald during Hearts' 1-0 home win over Kilmarnock

Scotland could do worse than take an early look at Hearts winger Sam Nicholson

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Tommy Seymour scoring against Italy in Rome on Saturday. Picture: PA

Seymour praises Scots' desire and composure

Billy McKay celebrates after scoring Dundee United's second goal. Picture: SNS

Ross County 0 Dundee United 3: Paul Paton says the great escape is on

Tommy Seymour scores Scotland's third try against Italy. Picture: PA

Italy 20 Scotland 36: Victory at last for Cotter's team

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27/02/16 LADBROKES PREMIERSHIP . MOTHERWELL V PARTICK THISTLE (3-1) . FIR PARK - MOTHERWELL . Stuart Bannigan (left) and Motherwell's Scott McDonald. (57619753)

Motherwell and Partick Thistle stuck in no man's land as Fir Park club march on

Rangers' Harry Forrester celebrates his late goal which moved the club 11 points clear at the top of the table. Picture: SNS

Rangers 1 St Mirren 0: Forrester strikes late as Rangers move 11 points clear

Vern Cotter's first Six Nations victory on Saturday came after seven defeats. Picture: PA

Cotter warns that the hard work must continue

Off target: Dundee's Greg Stewart rues another missed opportunity against Inverness (Picture: SNS)

Dundee 1 Inverness Caledonian Thistle 1: Chances come and go but Dundee finally make a point

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Business

Ice cream producer Mackie's raises profits and pays staff bonuses

ICE CREAM maker Mackie’s of Scotland has raised turnover and profits on the back of further success in the UK market and a hike in exports, enabling significant bonuses for its staff.

Paisley electricals entrepreneur finds it pays to be mobile

Loch Lomond Distillers invests for international expansion

Barclays and ITV set to announce results

Scottish Politics

Politicians urged to help us walk back to health

SCOTLAND'S political parties are being urged to use to invest in walking and outdoor activities to ensure that more people start walking across the country's landscapes

SNP MP: more austerity will increase appetite for second independence vote

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INVESTIGATION: Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh set up the Scottish Asian Women’s Association in 2012, but resigned last May. Picture: Colin Templeton

Files reveal concerns over charity set up by MP

Airline chief: Brexit 'will not have material impact'

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Lib Dem's Rennie to outline plans for £170m pupil premium scheme

Opinion

Herald View: A serious threat to workers' rights

BORIS Johnson may have turned up the colour and volume of the EU referendum debate by defying David Cameron and declaring for Brexit, but the argument about whether the UK should remain a member of the European Union needs to be about much more than…

The word that strikes fear into politicians

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Marianne Taylor: Let's see more Project Cheer on both sides of Euro debate

Ivor Tiefenbrun: Trust the People

Herald View: College sector needs serious support

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Cafe Society? Not if you can be seen eating and drinking from a living room window say city planners

Landmark report: Influence of religion on Scottish schools increasing

Decades of workplace rights will be axed after a Brexit vote, one of Scotland's top lawyers warns

Twenty years on: Dunblane survivor breaks silence

Labour HQ asked to investigate branch finances

Richard Gere urges audiences to lobby politicians over homelessness as film premieres in Glasgow

Sturgeon: We should try anything that works for Education

Scottish Ballet to unveil new short film at Glasgow festival

Scottish Chamber Orchestra chief conductor sidelined by back injury

Politicians urged to help us walk back to health

"Step-change" needed in access to affordable credit

I'd abstain in post-Brexit independence referendum, says Sir Tom Devine

Thousands of homes to be created in Scotland's largest urban wildlife site

Scottish charity to launch school meals project for Syrian refugees

College students short of vital bursary payments

Neurological care shortages leave hundreds of younger patients in wards and care homes for the elderly

Trade Union boss: Campaign to scrap Trident is out of touch with working class

Sturgeon vows to make Trident key election issue

Ebola Nurse Pauline Caferkey has been discharged from hospital and is 'not infectious'

Frank Kelly who played Father Jack in sitcom Father Ted has died aged 77

Astronaut Tim Peake takes stunning picture of Scotland from space

Pro-EU campaign to highlight eight benefits of membership for Scotland

Historian Tom Devine dismisses claims he no longer supports independence as 'a falsehood'

Never a dull moment as Rangers grind their way towards glory

Hearts fans urged to help police root out "moron" responsible for racist abuse of Kilmarnock player Magennis

Matthew Lindsay: Ronny Deila shows a touch of class which other Scottish managers should attempt to emulate

Braehead Clan stop rot to qualify for play-offs

I always knew we would win, says Laidlaw

Mark Warburton: Title race isn't over yet

Gold and silver medals as Steph Twell and Jo Moultrie write a story of redemption

Scots take significant step on road to recovery

Scotland's high-tempo approach can pay off against lacklustre French

Dons pay the penalty as St Johnstone sneak late draw

Lack of squad depth the real reason Aberdeen won't win title

Scotland could do worse than take an early look at Hearts winger Sam Nicholson

Seymour praises Scots' desire and composure

Ross County 0 Dundee United 3: Paul Paton says the great escape is on

Italy 20 Scotland 36: Victory at last for Cotter's team

Motherwell and Partick Thistle stuck in no man's land as Fir Park club march on

Rangers 1 St Mirren 0: Forrester strikes late as Rangers move 11 points clear

Cotter warns that the hard work must continue

Dundee 1 Inverness Caledonian Thistle 1: Chances come and go but Dundee finally make a point

Keep in touch with local news

Ice cream producer Mackie's raises profits and pays staff bonuses

Paisley electricals entrepreneur finds it pays to be mobile

Loch Lomond Distillers invests for international expansion

Barclays and ITV set to announce results

Politicians urged to help us walk back to health

SNP MP: more austerity will increase appetite for second independence vote

Files reveal concerns over charity set up by MP

Airline chief: Brexit 'will not have material impact'

Lib Dem's Rennie to outline plans for £170m pupil premium scheme

Herald View: A serious threat to workers' rights

The word that strikes fear into politicians

Marianne Taylor: Let's see more Project Cheer on both sides of Euro debate

Ivor Tiefenbrun: Trust the People

Herald View: College sector needs serious support

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