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Popular Scottish hotel with 'iconic bar and restaurant' sold The hotel was described as 'hugely popular' with an 'iconic bar and restaurant' Glasgow hospitality giant buys Paesano in eight-figure deal Glasgow-based DRG plans to roll out popular brands to other locations Revealed: Talks over multi-million pound Scots ferry-building revolution A new bid is being made today to help create a Clyde shipbuilding revolution, save struggling state-controlled shipyard firm Ferguson Marine and help solve Scotland's ferry crisis. Three quarters of Scots want public bodies to step up action on beaver reintroduction New research has found that three-quarters of Scots want public bodies to step up action on beaver reintroductions Police Scotland assess new complaint over Michael Matheson's iPad bill Police Scotland are assessing a new complaint relating to Michael Matheson’s £11,000 iPad data roaming bill, the Herald can reveal. Ten of Scotland's best seaside resorts to enjoy this (sunny) weekend From the quiet traditional fishing villages to vibrant seaside resorts, Scotland has a kaleidoscope of ever-changing reasons to head to the coast Ferry fiasco firm pays Canadian CEO 'absurd' £45-a-day living in Scotland bonus Calls have been made for an inquiry into how the Scottish Government-owned ferry fiasco shipyard firm is spending public money - as was revealed he is getting £45-a-day for living in Scotland. Brian Donnelly: Scottish airport to double flight capacity to top market The country’s busiest airport has held discussions over creating an American 'border' in Scotland Letters: I'll vote SNP though gritted teeth. Matheson makes it very difficult AS a fervent believer in independence, I will, reluctantly, vote SNP on July 4. A decent representation of SNP MPs in Westminster is the only way we can keep independence on the political agenda. But my frustration with the SNP, and John Swinney in particular, grows by the day Scotch whisky firm’s profits slide but outlook positive on back of investment AS historic Rosebank Distillery in Falkirk prepares to open its doors to the whisky-loving public next month, its owner Ian Macleod Distillers hailed the “entirely justifiable fanfare” that met the warehousing of its first new casks last July and pointed to continuing investment, including a new distillery on Islay, as its future-proofs the business.

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