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Leanne Ross was appoined as Eileen Gleeson's successor at Glasgow City earlier this month

Glasgow City's resurgence under Ross showing no signs of slowing down - Alan Campbell
City are now nine points ahead of Celtic and ten clear of Rangers, but have played a game more.

Nicola Sturgeon had limitations but opponents would kill for her 'failure'

Dani Garavelli Nicola Sturgeon had limitations but opponents would kill for her 'failure'

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Jakob Ingebrigtsen, one of Norway's great talents, celebrates winning the 1500m final at the European Athletics Indoor Championships

susan egeLSTAFF Don't lament poor pathways for sporting success, look to Norway

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A poster for the final season of Succession

As Succession's cast of grotesques returns, all hail the decade's best TV show

Queen's Park players celebrate scoring a goal at Hampden earlier this season

OPINION Why Scotland training base switch could pave way for Queen's Park's return to Hampden

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I loved my first go at throwing the discus, but whether I can pursue my dream of a GB vest in my fifth sport depends on my scan results

David Smith: Not just dream of a GB vest in discus hangs on scan result - but my life

Brian Donnelly: Rishi Sunak costs crisis forces twice as many food firms to go bust

Opinion Brian Donnelly: Anger as number of food firms going bust doubles

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Junior doctors in England have already staged a three-day strike, with further walkouts scheduled for April. In Scotland, strikes could take place as early as May depending on the outcome of a ballot which opens on Wednesday

ANALYSIS Can we afford not to pay junior doctors more? The Govt seems to be betting on it

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Gwyneth Paltrow

Lennie Pennie: Gwyneth Paltrow's health tips? Hook yourself up to an IV drip

Outgoing First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and outgoing Deputy First Minister John Swinney hug before leaving the main chamber after her last First Minster's Questions (FMQs) in the main chamber of the Scottish Parliament in Edinburg

Nicola Sturgeon's week: 'Does anyone have a number for Kaye Adams?'

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The Holyrood chamber at the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh

David Leask: As SNP battle rages, please stop abusing political pros as 'careerists'

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Camley’s Cartoon: End of an era for two political titans

Camley’s Cartoon: End of an era for two political titans

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SNP leadership candidates Humza Yousaf, Kate Forbes and Ash Regan

Brian Taylor: the poverty challenge facing our new FM

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Scots Word of the Week: Simmer Dim

Brian Cox had some words of advice for aspiring actors

Herald Diary: Accidents will happen ... fortunately

Outgoing First Minister Nicola Sturgeon during her last First Minster's Questions

Herald View: Nicola Sturgeon will be hard act to follow but she failed toughest tests

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Stonehenge's mystery endures, drawing 1m visitors a year

Issue of the day Was Stonehenge an ancient calendar - or not?

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‘Upfront support for childcare should be extended to other parts of the childcare system’

Agenda: Budget changes to childcare must be extended to all parts of Universal Credit

Shoppers queue for John Lewis

Robert McNeil: Semi-socialist department store must win back the lower classes

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Neil Mackay: unionists are laughing, but joke’s on them - they’ve made zero progress

Neil Mackay: unionists are laughing, but joke’s on them - they’ve made zero progress

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St Mirren winning on and off the pitch as kit named best in Scottish Premiership

THE FIXTURE NEWSLETTER St Mirren winning on and off the pitch as kit named best in Scottish Premiership

Former prime minister Boris Johnson leaves his home in London, the day after his appearance before the Commons Privileges committee Picture: Kirsty O'Connor/PA Wire

Catriona Stewart: It is a scandal that I, Boris, had to face the privileges committee

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Scottish National Party leadership candidate Humza Yousafcampaigning in Edinburgh

Mark Smith: Are we being 'foreignised' by the SNP?

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Boris Johnson during his ghrilling at the Commons on Wednesday

Michael Settle: Blustering Boris will have to accept that his time is up

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Saracen Street, Possil, Glasgow. Photograph by Colin Mearns

Kevin McKenna: Did Sturgeon and her political elite ever care about poorest Scots?

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Emma Soanes, Chief Executive, Young Enterprise Scotland

Agenda: Sustainable change starts with young people

Eddy Coulter was impressed by this sign and wonders if there’s a nearby flyover named Superman Junction…

Herald Diary: The pocket philosopher and a restless night

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on Sturgeon's departure

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on Sturgeon's departure

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An Amsterdam sunset - but new tourist rules are being brought in in the city to encourage partying tourists to 'stay away'

Issue of the day Amsterdam's 'Stay Away' campaign could hit Brits hardest

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John Swinney has been arguably as important to the success of the SNP as Nicola Sturgeon

Andy Maciver: John Swinney’s most important job may be yet to come

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Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou

opinion Kenneth Ward: Postecoglou will be judged on progress in Europe

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Mikey Johnston impressed on his debut for the Republic of Ireland.

Analysis After exciting Ireland cameo, can Mikey Johnston still have a future at Celtic?

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Scotland assistant manager John Carver has hit out at the state of the training pitch at Oriam.

Opinion A crossroads for Oriam as Scotland concerns extend beyond pitch problems

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No matter my adopted passion for Scotland - new kit isn't worth the money

THE FIXTURE NEWSLETTER No matter my adopted passion for Scotland - new kit isn't worth the money

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The BBC Director General does not have his enemies to seek at the moment

Teddy Jamieson: BBC is making a classic error of judgment

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Should we restrict people's diets?

Rebecca McQuillan: Minimum alcohol pricing is a success. Now for unhealthy foods

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Agenda: Scotland must act to help save Asian elephants

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Rhona Murphy was impressed by this sign, left on a record player in the street, and is now determined to hang a similar sign around her husband’s neck, when she eventually trades him in.

Herald Diary: Who wants to be a Euro millionaire? Na, no thanks...

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on ferries contract

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on ferries contract

Dedicated shoppers are coming to the rescue of our High Streets

Rosemary Goring: Sorry, but try as I might, I'll never be a shopaholic

Kerry Hudson: Shocking story of Scots women who were victims of 'silent thalidomide'

Glass on pitches, litter, half-working floodlights - Scotland's pitch shame

THE FIXTURE NEWSLETTER Glass on pitches, litter, half-working floodlights - Scotland's pitch shame

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Among the First Minister's final gigs was an appearance on ITV's Loose Women

Alison Rowat: What next for Nicola Sturgeon after longest of goodbyes?

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Blair Kinghorn runs through for his third try against Italy in the Six Nations at Murrayfield

Martin Hannan: Scotland still have plenty to work on before World Cup

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Former prime minister Boris Johnson (2nd left) leaves the Privileges Committee to vote in the House of Commons, he is giving evidence at a hearing of the Commons Privileges Committee as to whether he knowingly misled Parliament over partygate.

Sketch: No fun for old Etonian Boris as he appears before Privileges Committee

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Labour and the Conservatives may scoff at the quality of the SNP candidates, but does either party look like a government in waiting?

ADAM TOMKINS Opposition should pause their glee before they choke on their popcorn

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There could be trouble ahead

Guy Stenhouse: There is more trouble looming for banks as interest rate rises bite

Professor Andrew Tyler

Agenda: Scotland's role in seeking solutions to global water crisis

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Spotted in Poundland a while ago, Sarah Davidson says this enticing display proves that the high-street shop truly understands the youthful shopper’s greatest needs

Herald Diary: The female PC who was given short shrift

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on Partygate

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on Partygate

Neil Mackay: The SNP may be done, but independence is still worth fighting for

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Bruntwood SciTech has purchased the iconic Met Tower

Richard Muir: Why Glasgow is the home of ambition

File photo dated 22/05/21 of a fishing trawler, as more than half of Scots would back a ban on fishing boats dragging nets along the seabed in waters closer to the shore. PA Photo. Issue date: Wednesday February 8, 2023. A survey, carried out for the Our

Vicky Allan: Marine plan may seem 'insane' but we need drastic action to protect sea

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Bryson DeChambeau

opinion New balls please: The distance debate looks set to run and run