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The Scotsman
22 Nov, 2019
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Nicola Sturgeon crowned Scottish Politician of the Year for fifth time
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been crowned Scottish Politician of the Year for a record fifth time.
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Weather alert as heavy rain set to batter parts of Scotland this weekend

Scotland is set be blasted by a deluge this weekend with flooding anticipated in certain parts of the country.

The Queen is a fan of Tunnock’s teacakes, says Sir Boyd Tunnock

The Queen is a fan of Tunnock’s teacakes, its inventor has revealed after receiving his knighthood at Buckingham Palace.

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General election: Why Boris Johnson’s political career may not survive next three weeks – Joyce McMillan

A weak Jeremy Corbyn may yet triumph over the shallow Boris Johnson in the general election, writes Joyce McMillan.

How Nicola Sturgeon narrowly avoided handing propadanda coup to brutal Iran – Struan Stevenson

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon had agreed to speak alongside a supporter of the founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, before backing out, writes Struan Stevenson.

Sport Update
Watch: Celtic unveil hilarious 2019 Christmas advert featuring Lisbon Lion Bertie Auld, Neil Lennon and the first-team squad

Celtic today launched their hotly-anticipated Christmas advert, featuring manager Neil Lennon as the choirmaster as the Hoops put on a festive show.

Christian Townsend impresses as Stewart’s-Melville beat Marr to reach Schools Cup final

Stewart’s-Melville College 
ran in nine tries against Marr College to book their place in the final of the Scottish Schools under-18 Cup at 
Murrayfield on 4 December, when they will meet the winners of tonight’s semi-final between George Watson’s and Edinburgh Academy.

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‘I’m off to snap all the clubs,’ quips disappointed Bob MacIntyre in Dubai

Bob MacIntyre is on course to become the first Scot to be crowned as the European Tour Rookie of the Year since 2006, but a frustrating couple of days in the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai was summed up by a quip.

And finally...
Book review: Oligarchy, by Scarlett Thomas

There is something reliably unpredictable about Scarlett Thomas. Her novels have danced between genres: PopCo is a work which both admires the creativity of capitalism and deplores it; The End Of Mr Y was a frolic through quantum physics; Going Out was a study in loneliness; The Seed Collectors was a family saga that was as intricate as a root system. Then she shifted again, to produce a sequence of fantasy novels – Dragon’s Green, The Chosen Ones and Galloglass: if your teenage children have done with Pullman and haven’t discovered Cooper yet, then these stories about stories about stories are the ideal tonic.

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