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EVERYBODY knows the London media just don’t get Scotland. Every so often, something happens "north of the border" (usually an election or a referendum) which means that they need to start PAYING ATTENTION. Wait a minute, could this be the end of the Union? Have Salmond and Sturgeon fallen out?? Why don’t the Scots like Boris??? The Westminster press pack's knowledge of Scottish politics – and particularly the driving forces behind the movement for independence – is already pretty much non-existent. But their understanding of Scotland’s electoral system is even worse. Scotla...

Why are you making commenting on The National only available to subscribers? We know there are thousands of National readers who want to debate, argue and go back and forth in the comments section of our stories. We’ve got the most informed readers in Scotland, asking each other the big questions. What should we do with our second vote in 2021? What happens if Westminster says no to indyref2? Unfortunately, though, these important debates are being spoiled by a vocal minority of trolls who aren’t really interested in the issues, try to derail the conversation, register under fake name...

With a summer off from "Saturday Night Live" duties, comedian Melissa Villaseñor is hitting the road.  Villaseñor, who has been a mainstay on "Saturday Night Live" since debuting in 2016, is bringing her "California Girl" tour to Millersville's Phantom Power on Sunday, June 6. Tickets are $20 and go on sale Thursday, April 15, at noon. According to venue owner Gregg Barley, weather will determine whether the show takes place indoors or outdoors, but tickets will be sold by the table. As many SNL alums have done over the decades, Villaseñor has branched out into other mediums...

THE Scottish Tories probably consider Douglas Ross’s appearance at last night’s STV Leaders’ Debate a success, in the sense that it wasn’t *quite* as bad as the previous abysmal BBC performance. You can imagine the scenes at Conservative HQ. “How are things looking on the socials?” one adviser may ask. “Well, a clip of him being told to grow up hasn’t gone viral this time. Get the champagne out!” Despite this, it still wasn’t a good night for Ross – to put it mildly. The format didn’t suit him, and the Unionist party leaders weren’t kind enough to play softball...

By Gregor Young Old Compton Street in Soho, central London, where streets have been closed to traffic to create outdoor seating areas for bars and restaurants. Photograph: @attilalondon SCENES of London streets packed with revellers after outdoor hospitality was given the green light in England have been shared online, prompting concern over another Covid wave. Out of 66.65 million people in the UK, seven million residents have received two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine. Several European countries have recently been forced back int...