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| Scott Allan and Jamie Maclaren are on target as Hibernian beat Hearts to move 12 points clear of their Edinburgh rivals. |
| Rangers forward Alfredo Morelos signs a new contract that ties him to the Ibrox club until 2021. |
| Scotland manager Alex McLeish confirms Manchester United's Scott McTominay is set to make his international debut this month. |
| John Barclay says Brian O'Driscoll's label of Scotland as 'homers' is 'not unfair' but won't be a source of motivation on Saturday. |
| The 35-year-old woman appeared in court in connection with the death of a man in Auchinairn last August. |
| Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says his party will take a common sense approach to Brexit. |
| The accused denied murdering 26-year-old Robert Reid in Aberdeen and had lodged a special defence of self defence. |
| Residents of the Highland village oppose Scottish Water's plans on treating the community's waste water. |
| Dumfries and Galloway Council says the move will not affect its services throughout the region. |
| Dr Martin Watt was found with three sub-machine guns, two pistols and more than 1,500 live rounds of ammunition. |
| Detectives are treating the attack on a busy residential street in Glasgow as attempted murder. |
| Catherine Leahy was on a jury which cleared a husband and wife accused of drugs and money laundering offences. |
| The Labour leader was speaking at his party's Scottish conference, which has featured a row over single market membership. |
| Ministers say they will need temporary control over 24 devolved areas after the UK leaves the EU. |
| UK minister David Lidington believes different sets of regulations relating to issues like food labelling, animal hygiene would probably lead to higher prices for customers. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 2 and 9 March. |
| The amphibian was found in a holidaymaker's suitcase in Edinburgh. |
| James Watt was found dead in his flat at Copland Quadrant in Glasgow on 23 February. |
| A surgeon who trekked through the snow for almost three hours to operate on a cancer patient has been thanked by the man she treated. |
| Lindsey Chisholm walked eight miles during a red alert for snow to operate on a cancer patient. |
| The tusked mammal is spotted five years after a similar sighting was described as a "once-in-a-lifetime" experience. |
| Eight women from the world of sport, business, politics and the arts on why International Women's Day matters. |
| The campaigner who fought landlords during the 1915 Rent Strikes in Glasgow is given a permanent memorial. |
| An optician who claims to be able to treat the vision of people with autism and brain injuries has been struck off. |
| Many students support the university and college lecturers strike, even though it has meant cancelled classes for them. We asked why. |
| The mother and sister of a woman murdered in 2010 talk of the pain of not knowing where her body was hidden. |
| The sister and mother of murdered Suzanne Pilley say they need the public's help to find her body. |
| Long-serving female officer says archaic practices have changed - but more needs to be done. |
| Ronnie Alexander, 74, became trapped in deep snow while working at a remote Ayrshire wind farm. |
| A profile of former SNP MSP Mark McDonald, who is now the independent member for Aberdeen Donside. |
| Two women who were the victims of so-called revenge porn speak to the BBC about their traumatic experiences. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 23 February and 2 March. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 16 and 23 February. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 9 and 16 February. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 2 and 9 February. |
| All you need to know about sending in photographs for our weekly gallery. |
| Musical collaboration launches CD and concert |
| Were Venice’s living portraits inspiration for Hogwarts? |
| Scotland’s first University maintains enviable record at the top |
| Interest from greats of rock and roll |
| First insight into the architecture of viral filaments |
| Progress on student exchanges and scientific collaborations |
| Mobiles able to identify different materials |
| $150,000 US dollars in cash prizes |
| Challenge issued to computer programmers |
| Technology and citizen science can boost biodiversity monitoring |
| Light research could revolutionise the biomedical world |
| Scotland’s first university aces new poll |
| The Wolfson Foundation announces funding to support researchers in the humanities |
| Free accommodation during summer |
| Method could reduce social isolation |
| Professors Sir Hew Strachan and Nicholas Roe elected Fellows |
| ‘Animal culture’ reshapes ideas about evolution |
| Adaptation led by cultural change may shape genetic evolution |
| Lifetime Achievement Award for Professor Richard Byrne |
| Ultimate Frisbee Championships 2018 |
| Insights into the sea mammals published by Natural History Museum |
| Online test reveals if humans instinctively understand our closest relatives |
| University of St Andrews and the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute Genome Biology study |
| Top British companies unable or unwilling to publicise ethnic makeup of management |
| Strong coupling in carbon nanotubes may hold the key to electrically driven organic lasers |
| Innovative research using ultra-pure lasers could benefit researchers looking for new ways to diagnose and treat dementia and cancer |
| Sir James Black, Nobel Laureate and alumnus of St Andrews, takes centre stage to commemorate 400 years since the grant of British Patent Number One |
| St Andrews is the only university outside North America named in Fiske’s prestigious list |
| St Andrews astronomer reaches for the stars |
| Virtual time travel opens doors to Edinburgh’s historic past |
| University staff and undergraduate student in dramatic rescue |
| Outstanding and exceptional contribution to the strength of physics |
| Organisations bidding for slice of £1.8 billion investment |
| Neighbours vary in hunting and rank |
| University secures Gold in new Teaching Excellence Framework |
| We are accepting applications for the Pre-Masters programme starting in January 2018. |
| Social tradition in chimpanzees mimics human culture |
| Measurements of “mind-blowing” precision |
| New analysis methods relate wildlife abundance to weather |
| University of St Andrews continues to attract international talent |
| First time this effect has been observed beyond the solar system |
| Measures changes one million times smaller than an atom |
| Virtual holiday-makers can visit 16th century Edinburgh this summer |
| Apes have ability thought to be unique to humans |
| Ancient sea creature discovered to have complex brain |
| Play-doh planet too hot for volcanic activity |
| Award-winning author David Mitchell in St Andrews on Saturday |
| Implications for conditions in humans like autism |
| Minimise waste and benefit the community |
| Phillips O’Brien, Professor of Strategic Studies in the School of International Relations comments |
| Familiar faces breed attraction, according to new research |
| ELT currently offers two pre-sessional courses for international students who intend to pursue a degree at the University of St Andrews. |
| Undergraduate students can apply to start a programme in September 2017. |
| Well known Scottish entertainer, Jimmie MacGregor with his much-acclaimed one man show. |
| Visitors will be able to view videos and large collections of historical material relating to the towns fascinating history. |
| All the fun of the fair for the whole of the summer! |
| A summer season of fantastic outdoor concerts, performances and films at the beautiful Botanic Gardens in the heart of St Andrews. |
| Fantastic musical featuring a host of well-known songs sung by well-known faces. |
| Toddler group for children 0-5 years, snack and drink provided. Opportunity for children to play and mix with their peers. Group run by parents. |
| CHILD HEALTH CLINIC |
| Community Job Club |
| A community festival with something for everyone including concerts, sports, art exhibition, workshops and much more. |
| Crail has a strong group of talented amateur and professional artists who have been invited to show their work alongside works by Craft artists. |
| Crail has a strong group of talented amateur and professional artists who have been invited to show their work alongside works by Craft artists. |
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