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114 words Michael Russell: Theresa May must issue an apology to Scotland. SCOTTISH Brexit secretary Michael Russell has demanded Theresa May apologise after her government was caught “pleading with the EU to do nothing to help Scotland.” 120 words Public not interested in Power Grab says BBC Scotland Political Correspondent 255 words My exam is on the 1707 Treaty of Union 184 words A super canal from Scotland to London could help solve water scarcity. 175 words SNP 'refusing to explain' why MSP resigned 175 words Sturgeon urged to delay Scottish independence vote until 2020s 207 words All the alarms and no surprises 169 words House “older than Stonehenge” found in East Ayrshire field 152 words GERS: is this why it always says the Scottish deficit is so large? 174 words First chlorinated chicken - now there's worry over whisky quality after Brexit 236 words Scots "could have different Brexit deal" 345 words David Mundell: I can give the right honourable gentleman an absolute guarantee that after the UK leaves the EU the Scottish Parliament will have more powers than they have today. 461 words SNP MEP calls for online abuse crackdown 203 words Orange marchers can fuck right off 161 words Ruth Davidson walks out on C4News interview... 277 words 16:0317:37Friday 09 June 2017 127 HAVE YOUR SAY Does the General Election result mean an end to prospects of a second independence referendum? 174 words "Theresa tells me that my pension might reduce. Sturgeon can't even tell me what currency my pension would be paid in, if she has her way and we end up independent" 209 words Loch Carron designated as Marine Protected Area 402 words Between Trump protests and endless indy chat, I think we need a wee bit breath of fresh air: What is your favourite thing about Scotland? What aspects of our country make you think "I fucking love it here"? 185 words Thatcher approved shoot-to-kill policy at Faslane naval base