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    BBC One Scotland is broadcasting a special edition of Question Time, with the programme airing in the region alongside the usual UK-wide broadcast. TV listings sites are highlighting the scheduling, prompting viewers to check the broadcast time. The panel edition gives Scottish audiences a dedicated political debate programme on the flagship BBC current affairs show.

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    Can John McGinn recapture his best form for Scotland?●Too quiet for too long, can McGinn recapture best for Scotland? https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c5398kvl77MmastodonSportSoccer17 min ago

    The BBC asks whether Scotland midfielder John McGinn can rediscover his top form after a prolonged quiet spell. McGinn, once one of the country's most reliable performers and a key leader under Steve Clarke, has struggled for his usual impact, and the question of whether he can return to his best ahead of upcoming internationals is drawing attention among Scotland fans.

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    Can John McGinn recapture his best form for Scotland?●# BBC # News Too quiet for too long, can McGinn recapture best for Scotland? https:// w.st/rmjDUMmastodonWorld01 h ago

    BBC Sport examines whether Scotland midfielder John McGinn can rediscover his top form ahead of upcoming internationals. The piece notes he has been too quiet for too long for club and country, and asks whether he can recapture the form that once made him one of Scotland's most influential players. Fans are debating what has gone wrong and whether a return to form is realistic.

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    Hundreds of jobs under threat at Grangemouth chemical plant●Hundreds of jobs under threat at Grangemouth chemical plant https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9n747kgx6evo?at_medium=MmastodonBusinessEconomy21 d ago

    Hundreds of jobs at the Grangemouth chemical plant in Scotland are under threat, according to a BBC report. The news adds to concerns about the future of the site, a major employer and a symbol of Scotland's industrial and energy sector. Reaction has focused on what job losses would mean for workers, the local economy and the wider chemicals industry.