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Scottish Green members ask party to deselect candidate who called JK Rowling a 'cow' The Scottish Greens could deselect a parliamentary candidate who called JK Rowling a "torn-faced cow" on social media. 'Outstanding' home overlooking Fife beach hits the market for £2.4m Mid Rock House is an award-winning, fully south-facing, contemporary eco house at Ruby Bay in the picturesque coastal town of Elie in the East Neuk of Fife. Decarbonising Scotland's tenements. Can you fit a heat pump in an old flat? There’s a prevailing belief that air-source heat pumps aren’t an option for traditional old tenements. But one first-time home owner is proving this wrong. Ultimate heat pump explainer: Truths, myths, costs – and can they take our cold? The heat pump revolution is coming, with government grants and shifting targets attached. What are the truths and myths behind this 'clean' heating technology? North Lanarkshire based football club raises $1m with significant investment from USA A five year-old football team based in North Lanarkshire has received significant investment from America after smashing a fundraising target. Heat pumps mapped and graphed – which Scottish areas lead the pack? What parts of Scotland are leading the way in heat pump installation? How does UK compare with Europe? Where is Scotland at with targets? The maps and graphs that tell it all. Swinney's 'ill-advised' defence of Matheson makes SNP look 'entitled', says expert John Swinney's defence of Michael Matheson after a Holyrood committee recommended sanctions against the former health secretary over a near-£11,000 data roaming charge bill on his parliamentary iPad was "ill-advised", according to Scotland's leading academic scholar on the SNP. 10,000 applicants for cabin crew jobs sees 41 deployed to Glasgow More than 10,000 applications to become cabin crew flying were made in the first week of the jobs being advertised.   Net Zero Secretary: 'Dumped climate targets were never possible' Scotland’s Net Zero Secretary has said the climate targets dropped by the Government earlier this year were “always beyond what was possible”. Depopulation, ‘wealthy English’ blame and the push-pull of tourism Depopulation is the Scottish Highlands is a complex issue and tired tropes about wealthy English incomers don't help.

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