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Revelations cast doubt on SNP’s competence after 12 years in office
From palindromic trickery to cooking a cathartic burger on stage, the unmissables at this year’s festival
The free stadium concert was part of efforts to widen the festival’s appeal within the Scottish capital
Brexit uncertainty forces event organisers to use euros and dollars
The SNP will need to cut spending or raise taxes to fill a hole
The Scottish capital has more money but its rival can claim it has youth on its side
After a disastrous original project, the stakes are high for new 3-mile scheme
Aircraft touched down in wrong airport after operator WDL Aviation mixed up flight plans
Bomb disposal officers carry out controlled explosion at Glasgow university
The debate about levying extra charges conveys the sense that visitors are a nuisance
Scottish government’s budget deal with Greens clears way for legislation allowing levy
Scottish capital experiences price rises four times greater than UK average
Scottish capital weighs tourist tax and controls on lettings to ease burden
Campaigners face up to tough task of shifting mainstream parties’ focus from independence
Rise in revenues comes with Chinese parent opening doors for Scottish travel group
Prime prices in Scottish capital average £380 a square foot — almost 80% below those in London
Even prime sites see decline as troubled retailers legal device to renegotiate terms
A growing population and tech sector are drawing investors from the UK and overseas
LNER brand revived after failing franchise returns to state hands
Investment centred on Johnnie Walker experience reflects optimism over spirit’s market
Where to shop for picnic staples, escape the hustle and bustle of the city, and get whisky
Scottish capital says it is well-positioned to grow when the UK leaves the EU
