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Daily Record, 18 Jul 2026

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Launched in 1895, the Daily Record is one of Scotland’s most widely read newspapers. It delivers a strong mix of national and local news, with a focus on the stories that matter most to communities across Scotland. Published daily from Monday to Saturday, its sister paper, the Sunday Mail, rounds off the week. The newspaper is known for its accessible reporting style, covering politics, current affairs and public interest stories alongside breaking news and in-depth features. It places particular emphasis on issues affecting everyday life, including healthcare, education and the cost of living. Investigative journalism and human-interest stories add further depth, offering greater insight and fresh perspectives. The Daily Record also provides extensive sports coverage, with a strong focus on Scottish football, as well as coverage of major international events. In addition, it features content on entertainment, lifestyle and culture, creating a well-rounded reading experience. Available on PressReader, the Daily Record newspaper brings readers the latest headlines, compelling stories and trusted reporting from across Scotland.

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ArticleYes Sir Chris We can boo­gie

OLYMPIAN Sir Chris Hoy says Glas­gow’s Games can be as big as the World Cup. Inspired by the Tartan Army, Chris said: “The Com­mon­wealth Games are the chance for Scot­land to really shine.” SIR Chris Hoy has urged Scots to show the same pas­sion for...

Yes Sir Chris We can boo­gie

ArticleA Flirty May­at­ini

MAYA Jama is in full party mode here, enjoy­ing poolside cock­tails in Majorca. And why not? The 31-year-old TV host has been over­see­ing the antics of the con­test­ants on Love Island over the sum­mer. For her own part, sizz­ling Maya is in no rush...

A Flirty May­at­ini

ArticleWait­ing for her bon­nie prince

ONE Amer­ican woman has clearly fallen in love with the Tartan Army. Out­lander fan Andrea Rey­mar, from North Car­o­lina, has taken out an advert in a High­land news­pa­per seek­ing her very own kil­ted hunk. She was bowled over by the Tartan Army...

Wait­ing for her bon­nie prince

ArticleYes Sir Chris We can boo­gie

OLYMPIAN Sir Chris Hoy says Glas­gow’s Games can be as big as the World Cup. Inspired by the Tartan Army, Chris said: “The Com­mon­wealth Games are the chance for Scot­land to really shine.” SIR Chris Hoy has urged Scots to show the same pas­sion for...

Yes Sir Chris We can boo­gie