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Army veteran hoped to set a world record on Rockall in the North Atlantic - but had to be rescued.

Stewart Hosie has dismissed suggestions of infighting among the party's group at Westminster.

The comments come as SNP MP Mhairi Black steps down due to a "sexist and toxic" working environment.

Reports about the unnamed host and warnings over seven-year health service delays make the front pages.

Lawson Wood went from the rock pools of the Borders to a career in underwater photography.

The headliner closed the second night of the festival with pyrotechnics and confetti.

Police have launched an investigation into the crash on Lochee Road in Dundee.

The Empire Cinema in Clydebank is to remain open after the chain collapsed into administration.

The NHS is in poor health - but are we being sold products that make us unhealthy?

A yellow alert for thunderstorms is in place across Scotland as thousands head for TRNSMT festival.

Alex Graham from Dumfries was the man behind the Fred Basset series which is still running today.

The Scottish government's proposal to decriminalise drugs and Andy Murray's loss make the front pages.

The Union Chain Bridge joins almost 300 honoured landmarks across the world.

Frederick Danquah, 26, allegedly jumped in front of a train in Glasgow while carrying the boy.

Around 50,000 fans are expected at Glasgow Green for acts including Niall Horan and George Ezra.

Highland Council's relief vessel MV Maid of Glencoul has returned to service.

The party has met the deadline amid a Police Scotland investigation into its finances and funding.

Police say the accident near New Abbey in southern Scotland will shut the road for a "number of hours".

More than 100 people spent the night in a ferry terminal after the Tiree Music Festival was cancelled.