Scotland on Sunday

Scotland on Sunday is a Sunday newspaper from Scotland, published in Edinburgh by The Scotsman Publications Ltd, making it the Sunday counterpart to The Scotsman daily newspaper. Initially, it was printed in a broadsheet size, but in 2013, it was revamped and transformed into a tabloid format. The current layout features three main sections: the newspaper, which includes the original "Insight" section, a dedicated sports section, and Spectrum magazine, which now combines content from "At Home," a magazine that was previously published separately.

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How a UK national ID card would 'stop the boats'

9 hours ago | scotsman.com | Stephen Jardine

The long days of summer bring another high tide of small boats across the English Channel, despite renewed efforts by the Labour government to stem the numbers. Some 17,000 have already made the crossing this year with the Prime Minister admitting the situation is “deteriorating”. For the first time, immigration has been ranked amongst the top five concerns for Scots even though numbers coming here have traditionally been much lower.
Who's playing Glastonbury today? Full listings for main stages and BBC television schedule

1 day ago | scotsman.com | David Hepburn

It’s day one at the world’s most famous festival. More than 210,000 music fans have descended upon Worthy Farm, in Somerset, for this year’s Glastonbury Festival. First held in 1970 as the Pop, Blues & Folk Festival - when just 1,500 people attended - the feast of music has grown to become a major event in the British cultural calendar, with most of the biggest names in music having played it at least once.
Next James Bond Odds Latest: Here are the 11 favourites for 007 role - as Scott Rose-Marsh and Aaron Pierre join frontunners

1 day ago | scotsman.com | David Hepburn

We now have a director to make the next James Bond - now we just need an actor to play him. It has been over well three years since Daniel Craig’s hung up his tux after starring in his final James Bond film, ‘No Time To Die’. Since then there has been feverish speculation over who will succeed him in one of the world’s biggest film franchaises.
Vet Tips for Dog Owners: Here's how to keep your adorable dog healthy - and avoid expensive vet bills 🐶

1 day ago | scotsman.com | David Hepburn

Follow these tips and your pet will thank you for it in the years to come. Pet ownership can be an expensive business, especially when it comes to the dreaded vet bills. While a standard vet consultation costs around £60 on average, emergency, out-of-hours visits can cost £200 – and additional costs, such as MRI scans or treatments, can quickly reach the thousands.
Iron Maiden Hydro Stage Times: Glasgow gig set times, support, tickets, setlist, age restrictions

1 day ago | scotsman.com | David Hepburn

The metal megastars are in town to take fans on a trip down memory lane. Formed in London in 1975, heavy metal giants Iron Maiden are currently celebrating their 50th birthday. In the last half century the band, led by singer Bruce Dickinson (other than for a short period in the 1990s), have released a huge amount of music - 41 albums, including 17 studio albums, 13 live albums, four EPs and seven compilations.
Lana Del Ray at Hampden Park: Here are 22 amazing pictures of the star's stunning Glasgow concert - and full setlist

1 day ago | scotsman.com | David Hepburn

It was a homecoming show of sorts for the singing superstar. Lana Del Rey was in Scotland this week to play just the second show of her new tour. The star has previously only ever played a handful of gigs in the UK, including a date at Glasgow's SECC in 2013 and the city’s Hydro in 2017. She’s a fan of the city, having dated Kassidy frontman Barrie James O'Neill. When asked if she had a permanent home she said: "I don't have one...but when I have any time I go to Glasgow, that's where I'm happiest".
Most Beautiful Scottish Walks 2025: Here are the 10 most stunning treks in Scotland

1 day ago | scotsman.com | David Hepburn

Summer is the perfect time to experience these incredible walks. Scotland is blessed with a huge variety of stunning scenery - from majestic mountains and glens, to spectacular coastline and white sand beaches. And the best way to see all the country has to offer is on foot - following the huge network of paths that crisscrosses the nation, from the Highlands to the Borders.
Calls for Scotland-wide seagull summit as fears grow someone could be 'killed' in bird attack

1 day ago | scotsman.com | Craig Meighan

Douglas Ross warned that Scots risk losing their lives over the “growing problem” of “nuisance” gulls. A Scotland-wide summit to tackle “deadly” seagulls must be held amid warnings someone could be killed, the Scottish Parliament has heard. Former Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross, who called a debate on the issue at Holyrood, warned that Scots risk losing their lives over the “growing problem” of “nuisance” gulls.
Dog Health 2025: Here are the 26 most and least healthy breeds of adorable dog

1 day ago | scotsman.com | David Hepburn

Some dog breeds are more likely to need a dreaded vet visit than others. We’re a nation of dog lovers, with around one-in-three households including at least one four-legged friend. By far the most popular pet in the UK, they make for wonderful companions, all the while improving both our mental and physical health - and that’s a scientific fact. The army of dog owners continues to grow, with 221 different breeds of pedigree dog to choose from, alongside numerous crossbreeds.
George Street: 'Elephant in the room' fears over lack of £35m funding as Edinburgh council votes

2 days ago | scotsman.com | Alastair Dalton

Full scheme to be progressed despite worries over where money will come fromA £35 million upgrade of one of Edinburgh’s key streets is to be progressed by the city council despite misgivings from opposition parties about the cost and lack of funding. Councillors agreed on Thursday to continue work on the scheme to remove parking and most traffic from George Street in the centre of the New Town, with construction scheduled to start in two years’ time and finish in 2030.