STV Scottish leaders' election debate LIVE: John Swinney, Douglas Ross, Anas Sarwar and Alex Cole Hamilton debate the NHS, economy, North Sea oil and gas, independence and more
Party leaders John Swinney, Douglas Ross, Anas Sarwar and Alex Cole-Hamilton are going up against each other in the Monday night STV debate
Off-grid and unplugged: Rock singer Fish begins a new life as a crofter in the Outer Hebrides
Scottish rock star Fish has hit a milestone in his life, officially becoming a pensioner on his recent birthday in April.
So you might think this would be a time when the singer, a popular solo artist and former frontman of cult 1980s prog rock band Marillion, could sit back and enjoy the fruits of his success, make use of the free bus pass and generally slow down a little.
But no. Not Fish.
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A-list celebs, an Outlander castle, and high fashion as Dior brings star-studded show to Crieff.
From 8pm tonight, Crieff will be the centre of the universe as far as glamour is concerned.
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Good morning! Fascinating topic to kick off the day with today... AI: What do Scottish teachers really think about using artificial intelligence in schools?
Nearly half of Scottish educators fear artificial intelligence (AI) will undermine the integrity of pupil assessments, a new survey has found.
The study of more than 500 teachers, lecturers and school leaders revealed mixed feelings about the use of the emerging technology, with 57 per cent excited about the potential for a positive impact on education, but 61 per cent expressing concerns.
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