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PM Boris Johnson refuses to resign after a day of drama and makes all of Thursday's front pages.

The first full programme since 2019 will feature 3,171 shows with acts from 58 countries.

The spending watchdog says colleges will need to change to remain financially stable and ensure more students graduate.

Eight caravans remain at the town's Victoria Park after the council closed it as a traveller site.

Arthur Knight, 34, was allegedly abusive towards staff at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

Marc McKinlay, 38, pushed Donald Maguire, 58, down a flight of stairs Haymarket in Edinburgh.

The prime minister tells Scotland's first minister now is not the time to hold an independence referendum.

Alister Jack gives his "full support" to Boris Johnson, but Scottish MP David Duguid quits his role.

The Unite union claims that the pay offer to staff represents "a significant real terms pay cut".

The 39-year-old victim was set upon by three men in a targeted attack in Riddrie, Glasgow.

Steven Armstrong, 52, from Lockerbie, died in the incident near Annan in September last year.

A Scottish government reporter rules the structures near Carsphairn can rise 30m (100ft) in height.

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf's plan is criticised by opposition parties as lacking ambition.

A court heard Jordan Pearson arrived at parties in Dundee late to target drunk young girls.

Campaigners say the Dumfries to Edinburgh service is a "vital link" for the communities its serves.

Business owners say they face increasing problems due to staffing shortages and soaring inflation.

The precarious position of Boris Johnson after the resignations of senior Tories dominate headlines.

Baggage handler Swissport is holding the items at the facility to cope with the summer backlog.