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A collection of stories as featured on the STV News at Six across Scotland

A collection of stories as featured on the STV News at Six across Scotland

12th August 2022

2022 grouse-shooting season begins today with optimism

2022 grouse-shooting season begins today with optimism

Saul Sievwright

Oil and gas firms protest against windfall taxes on profits

Oil and gas firms protest against windfall taxes on profits

Steven Brown

New million pound incinerator opens in Dundee

New million pound incinerator opens in Dundee

Kirstin Tait

New social football scheme launches in Fife

New social football scheme launches in Fife

Felicity Clifford

Scotland’s first water ban to come in force over River Eden

Scotland’s first water ban to come in force over River Eden

Callum Clark

Refuse workers to strike as pay offer branded ‘dire’

Refuse workers to strike as pay offer branded ‘dire’

Evanna Holland

Skye shooter charged with murder at Inverness court

Skye shooter charged with murder at Inverness court

Iain Ramage

Glasgow only Scottish city to make Eurovision 2023 shortlist

Glasgow only Scottish city to make Eurovision 2023 shortlist

Courtney Cameron

Hundreds protest energy bills outside Scottish Power HQ

Hundreds protest energy bills outside Scottish Power HQ

Laura Alderman

Three hospitalised after gas explosion in Strathaven

Three hospitalised after gas explosion in Strathaven

Caroline Lewis

Twelve sets of twins due to start school in Inverclyde

Twelve sets of twins due to start school in Inverclyde

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11th August 2022

Scottish Opera summer festival begins this evening

Scottish Opera summer festival begins this evening

Polly Bartlett

North East business leaders call for FM to back freeport bid

North East business leaders call for FM to back freeport bid

Kirstin Tait

Scottish potato farmers say Brexit has hit business hard

Scottish potato farmers say Brexit has hit business hard

Callum Clark

Merchiston residents call for action after pedestrian killed

Merchiston residents call for action after pedestrian killed

Indigo Stafford

Man charged with Skye shootings as victim is named

Man charged with Skye shootings as victim is named

Nicola McAlley

Energy bills could top £5,000 next year in new warning

Energy bills could top £5,000 next year in new warning

Colin Mackay

World’s longest inflatable assault course opens in Edinburgh

World’s longest inflatable assault course opens in Edinburgh

Kaye Nicolson

Breakthrough by Scottish scientists in MND treatment

Breakthrough by Scottish scientists in MND treatment

Gordon Chree

Qualified teachers across Scotland struggling to find work

Qualified teachers across Scotland struggling to find work

Laura Alderman

10th August 2022

One dead and three injured in Skye and Highlands shooting

One dead and three injured in Skye and Highlands shooting

Iain Ramage

Hospitality apprenticeships open for Highland youngsters

Hospitality apprenticeships open for Highland youngsters

Haley Bouma

Dundee children’s food charity sees demand soar

Dundee children’s food charity sees demand soar

Saul Sievwright

Scotland’s first opera festival coming to Dundee in September

Scotland’s first opera festival coming to Dundee in September

Abigail Taylor

First all-female comedy venue launched at the Fringe

First all-female comedy venue launched at the Fringe

Polly Bartlett

17-year-old first from her school to be accepted into Oxford

17-year-old first from her school to be accepted into Oxford

Caroline Lewis

Hundreds join strike action at Grangemouth oil refinery

Hundreds join strike action at Grangemouth oil refinery

Courtney Cameron

Work on Edinburgh’s North Bridge mural is completed

Work on Edinburgh’s North Bridge mural is completed

Laura Alderman

£10 million boost to cancer services in Scotland

£10 million boost to cancer services in Scotland

Vanessa Kennedy