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- Dictionaryoutwith/aʊtˈwɪθ/
preposition
- 1. outside; beyond: Scottish "he has lived outwith Scotland for only five years"
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5 days ago · “I’m like, ‘Stop taking my Scottishness away. You don’t define me.’” There’s a perception by some that Scottish accents don’t denote social class in the way English accents do.
3 hours ago · What the papers say – July 9. The first days of the new Labour Government and the bombing of a children’s hospital in Kyiv dominate the front pages of Tuesday’s newspapers. The hospital bombing dominates the front of the Daily Mirror, which blames Vladimir Putin for the “atrocity in Ukraine”.
1 day ago · The other theme though is what will now define this new UK Labour government. It was the overwhelming sense that Britain is broken and the Labour offer of ‘change’ was essentially a promise to ...
1 day ago · The farm's arts centre. Art enthusiasts will find a haven in the West Moss-side Collective, where eight artists and makers showcase their work annually through exhibitions and demonstrations ...
4 days ago · The final result of the election will not be known until Saturday after a delay in the count in one Scottish constituency. The returning officer in Inverness, Skye and West Ross-Shire halted a ...
4 days ago · She was criticised by opponents and won fans within and outwith the SNP over her stances on sex and gender.
1 day ago · Beyond spending, the political composition of the new parliamentary Labour party creates the potential for conflict over policy, outwith the usual factional wars. There are MPs in urban seats, facing the Greens and independents, who will be looking at the losses of Thangam Debbonaire (Bristol Central) and Jonathan Ashworth (Leicester South) with trepidation.
