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A father-of-three from Australia with a rare form of leukaemia is seeking a lifesaving bone marrow transplant from a donor with Scottish-Italian heritage.

Campaigners are planning the largest ever march for Scottish independence in Glasgow next month.

The face of a dog discovered in a tomb in Orkney has been revealed for the first time in more than 4,000 years.

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Nicola Sturgeon has pledged to set out her thinking on a possible second independence referendum when MSPs return to Holyrood after the Easter break.

David Mundell will lead a Holocaust memorial march in Budapest this weekend in honour of a Scottish missionary who died protecting her Hungarian Jewish pupils.

A new fleet of Caledonian Sleeper trains, which include double beds and en-suite bathrooms, have been unveiled and transported passengers for the first time.

The mother of an autistic five-year-old who was forced to leave a screening of Dumbo after being told he should be “kept at home” has vowed to boycott the cinema.

A young scientist with inoperable cancer is asking for help to prolong his life and fight back against the disease - which has already taken his whole arm.