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Scotland is known for its whisky – we’re proud producers and exporters, and rightly so when it means so much to our economy and heritage.

Glasgow and its businesses have certainly had a tough time of it lately.

Us Scots are fond of using intergalactic vernacular when it comes to describing those we consider to be a little unhinged.

Amid soaring temperatures, it’s fair to say that the UK may have gone a bit mad.

Scotland’s food and drink industry is something we should be very proud of and I reckon it has the potential to become our most valuable asset.

It seems that not even political heavyweights with insider knowledge of EU discussions know exactly what’s going to happen when – and if – Brexit kicks in.

Orkney made a real international splash last week when its picturesque shores became the location for the sinking of a cutting edge underwater data centre.

When someone mentions Scotland’s economy, you would be forgiven for thinking about those globally famous assets that get us all the attention.

The royal wedding may have been and gone, but it’s fair to say businesses across the UK are still toasting the union of the Earl and Countess of Dumbarton – or Harry and Meghan to you and me.

It’s a Scottish institution that’s given us everything from the White Heather Club to Taggart over the last 60 years – and now STV has announced plans for a reorganisation that has sent shockwaves through the media industry.