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Dunblane 30 years on: ‘It’s a wound that’s there forever’

On March 13 1996, 16 pupils and their teacher were shot dead at Dunblane Primary School in what remains the deadliest mass shooting in UK history.

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Who were the 17 victims of the Dunblane massacre?

Thomas Hamilton killed 16 children and their teacher in his shooting rampage through the gym of Dunblane Primary School in 1996.

The Independent UK

Report finds 84 cases of bullying, harassment and sexual harassment at Holyrood

The report has been considered by the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body.

Evening Standard

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Scotland’s political leaders pay tribute to Dunblane victims

First Minister John Swinney told MSPs his own son was born on the day of the tragedy – the deadliest mass shooting in UK history.

Evening Standard

‘Misleading’ weather apps costing UK attraction £40k a day amid calls for change

Research has shown unfavourable forecasts can result in as much as a 30 per cent fall in visitor numbers

The Independent UK

Zoos call for changes to ‘misleading’ weather apps they say can deter visitors

The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland said this could include splitting weather icons into day and night, or the addition of short text summaries.

Evening Standard

Assisted dying Bill would be most heavily safeguarded law of its kind, says MSP

Legislation introduced by Liam McArthur to allow terminally ill Scots to seek help to die is now in its final stages at Holyrood.

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Assisted dying Bill reaches final stage at Holyrood

MSPs will this week debate more than 300 amendments to the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill, ahead of a final vote next week.

Evening Standard

Assisted dying Bill MSP urges others not to ‘hunt for excuses’

MSPs will sit late into the night for three days this week to consider more than 300 amendments to the legislation.

Evening Standard

Internal polling convinced me to quit as first minister, Humza Yousaf says

Mr Yousaf announced his resignation as Scotland’s leader in April 2024.

Evening Standard

Gregor Townsend hails Scotland after France win sets up Six Nations title finale

The Scots’ hopes of contending in this season’s championship looked to be over after they lost their first match away to Italy on February 7.

The Independent UK

Rowers begin second leg of sea challenge to raise millions for MND research

Evening Standard

Late Queen’s private rooms at Scottish palace to open to visitors for first time

The public will able to tour Elizabeth II’s Dressing Room, Sitting Room and Royal Breakfast Room at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.

Evening Standard

Scots Iranians rally at US consulate to show ‘gratitude’ for strikes

The crowd waved US, Israeli and Iranian monarchy flags as they thanked Donald Trump.

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Martin O’Neill insists Celtic are ‘still in’ the title race after Old Firm draw

Celtic fought back from 2-0 down to force a 2-2 draw at Ibrox.

Evening Standard

Care for others was at heart of Jeane Freeman’s life, thanksgiving service told

The former health secretary died earlier in February.

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Duchess Sophie just reminded us why we always come back to floral midi dresses as a staple when winter melts into spring

When you find a wardrobe staple that's as versatile as her dress is, you know you've got an outfit to suit any occasion

Evening Standard

Holyrood sets date for final debate on Assisted Dying Bill

MSPs will begin considering amendments to the proposed legislation on March 10, with a final vote expected to take place on March 17.

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Edinburgh uni lecturers voting on further industrial action in ongoing cuts row

The dispute began in February last year when the university announced plans to slash its budget by £140 million.

Woman & Home

Duchess Sophie's landscape dress has always been a work of art - but this accessory takes it to another level on Kenya trip

She showed a simple way to switch up the look of your favourite dresses with a chunky belt whilst on her two-day visit

Evening Standard

Sophie visits Somalia to highlight threat of conflict-related sexual violence

The duchess, at the request of the Foreign Office, spent two days in the east African country to raise awareness of the ongoing issue.

The Independent UK

Imperious Luke Littler storms to last 16 of Poland Darts Open

The world number one had a match average of almost 114, with a 100 per cent rate on his doubles.

The Independent UK

We can win again, Badenoch tells Scottish Tories

The Conservatives leader sought to rouse the party faithful during her final conference speech before May’s election in Scotland.

The Independent UK

Jonny Clayton says Premier League success in Glasgow is ‘a great honour’

The Welshman was victorious on night three

Evening Standard

Lord Advocate denies giving First Minister ‘political advantage’ in Murrell case

Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain KC faced questions over why details of the charge were given to First Minister John Swinney last month.

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