Scotland

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  Scotland will give £20m to mitigate effects of bedroom tax

  11 Sep 2013: Money will be distributed to local councils so discretionary payments can be made to tenants who lose housing benefit

• Alex Salmond's independence white paper shifts to November

  11 Sep 2013:

  The first minister is a master of political theatre but unexpected events and a crowded diary are affecting the launch of the biggest document of his career

• Scottish literature: over the borderline

  11 Sep 2013:

  You can gauge a nation's mental health from its literature. So what does self-loathing followed by utopianism mean? Scottish writer Ewan Morrison diagnoses his country with Borderline Personality Disorder

• Glasgow's 'EastEnders' accent shows the ties that bind across the border

  10 Sep 2013:

  Shelagh McKinlay: If Glaswegians are aping the intonation of inner-city Londoners, it's because they identify with them. That's something the pro-independence lobby is going to have to address

• Not black and white: zoo admits confusion about panda's pregnancy

  9 Sep 2013:

  Edinburgh zoo says its experts have found it very difficult to follow Tian Tian's hormone levels as hopes of live birth fade

• Lord Ashcroft's Scottish polling: mums, dodgy sums and naked politics

  9 Sep 2013:

  The former Tory treasurer, Lord Ashcroft, has just published three major polls of more than 12,000 Scottish voters which are generating as much heat as light on Scottish independence

• Scottish independence: 65% against split from UK in Tory poll

  9 Sep 2013:

  New 'super poll' shows biggest majority yet of Scots against leaving UK and that independence is 'wrong priority'

• Glasgow is a great city shamefully ill-used

  8 Sep 2013: Kevin McKenna: The city that gave so much to the country still suffers from grotesque deprivation

• Whistleblower Catholic priest sacked after sex revelations to Observer

  8 Sep 2013: Scottish parishioners and fellow clergy rally in protest over removal decree issued by bishop to Father Lawson, writes Catherine Deveney

• E-cigarettes: do they really work?

  8 Sep 2013: On the day that Celtic FC endorsed the tobacco-free substitutes, Kevin McKenna tests public reaction on the streets of Glasgow

• Bill Walker resigns from Scottish parliament after abuse convictions

  7 Sep 2013: Disgraced MSP says 'media onslaught' has made it impossible for him to continue

• Labour won't apologise to prospective Falkirk MP cleared of selection rigging

  7 Sep 2013: Ed Miliband faces criticism after Unite-backed Karie Murphy is reinstated by party but withdraws from selection process

• How did vast heaps of industrial waste become the pride of a community?

  7 Sep 2013:

  Ian Jack: Greendyke Bing, a huge spoil heap outside Edinburgh once said to be visible from space, is now a treasured local landmark. The leagacy of any industry is not easy to predict

• Karie Murphy withdraws as Labour candidate for Falkirk after union row

  6 Sep 2013: Would-be MP backed by Unite had been suspended and reinstated to party over allegations of selection fixing

• Wild carrot, the maverick umbellifer

  5 Sep 2013: Country diary: South Uist: The outer stems begin to curve upwards, gathering the other stems and their spiny fruits into a crowded mass

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