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As my colleague Steph Brown said on the podcast this week, if he agrees to a referendum on a referendum, he could be screwed.

Written by Laura Pollock and read by Billy Gordon From the National News Section Thursday the 10th of September Angus Solar Farm should be approved despite backlash Written by Liam Rutherford Council officials say controversial plans for a 230-acre solar farm in Angus should be approved, despite a backlash from the local community.

Plans for the 49.9-megawatt Bonnie Knox solar farm at Fallows Farm near Ereborlot to the west of Arbroath were lodged with Angus Council in June 2025.

Renewable Energy Systems, RES, says the development would generate enough energy to power approximately 15,000 homes, but people living in the area have previously said it would scar the local landscape.

The Development Standards Committee will discuss the proposals on Tuesday.

Written by Liam Rutherford and read by Billy Gordon.

From the National News Section Thursday the 10th of September First globally released whisky matured in Mongolian oak unveiled Written by Laura Pollock A Speyside distillery has unveiled the first Scotch matured in rare Mongolian virgin oak to be bottled for global release.

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Then you add in Jared Kushner's, you know, working with them.

The outlet claimed that Lloyds was withholding a substantial amount of our money and had not explained why it had taken this action.

Written by Xander Elliott and read by Billy Gordon From the National News Section Friday the 4th of September Glasgow locals baffled as bus drives up pedestrianised Buchanan Street Written by Aidan Maxwell Glasgow locals were left baffled after a bus driver took a wrong turn and drove onto Glasgow's Buchanan Street, which has been pedestrianised for almost 50 years.

First Bus has confirmed that one of its drivers accidentally drove onto the busy street after becoming confused by road closures elsewhere in Glasgow's city centre.

Photos shared with the Glasgow Times show a First Bus service travelling along Buchanan Street shortly after midnight on September 2nd.

New York's Madison Square Garden was widely expected to be announced as the venue, despite Joshua's camp preferring Wembley Stadium, as Cella, the Saudi state-owned promotional company financing the fight, wanted a bigger American audience on Netflix.

That article was written by PA Sports staff and read by Ewing.

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Perth Council speaks out as an estate unlawfully bans walkers from Foreman Rose.