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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

29th July 2022

Edinburgh cruise ship used to house Ukrainian refugees

Edinburgh cruise ship used to house Ukrainian refugees

Vanessa Kennedy

Skye families being pushed out by holiday-let buyers

Skye families being pushed out by holiday-let buyers

Iain Ramage

“Explosion in meatal heath crisis” says Highland charity

“Explosion in meatal heath crisis” says Highland charity

Kirstin Tait

Cost of Living Crisis: Scotland’s overlooked communities

Cost of Living Crisis: Scotland’s overlooked communities

Kaye Nicolson

BT workers on strike for the first time in 35 years

BT workers on strike for the first time in 35 years

Vanessa Taaffe

British Touring Car Championships to return at Knockhill

British Touring Car Championships to return at Knockhill

Callum Clark

28th July 2022

How has the legacy of Glasgow 2014 endured 8 years on?

How has the legacy of Glasgow 2014 endured 8 years on?

Courtney Cameron

Cost of Living Crisis: Families and children

Cost of Living Crisis: Families and children

Kaye Nicolson

Drugs deaths down but last year still second highest on record

Drugs deaths down but last year still second highest on record

Vanessa Taaffe

Sports Minister calls for review of racism in all sports

Sports Minister calls for review of racism in all sports

Olly Dickinson

The school hub programme helping kids enjoy summer

The school hub programme helping kids enjoy summer

Indigo Stafford

New distracted drivers operation launched by Police Scotland

New distracted drivers operation launched by Police Scotland

Laura Piper

New Dundee facility for low-risk female prisoners to open

New Dundee facility for low-risk female prisoners to open

Fergus Matheson

Dundee eyed as location for new battery ‘mega factory’

Dundee eyed as location for new battery ‘mega factory’

Saul Sievwright

Highland Wildcats in race to be BritBowl Champions

Highland Wildcats in race to be BritBowl Champions

Nicola McAlley

Accommodation crisis on Skye as locals are pushed out

Accommodation crisis on Skye as locals are pushed out

Iain Ramage

Shell and British Gas hit record profits over past few months

Shell and British Gas hit record profits over past few months

Steven Brown

Viking treasure hoard to go on display in Aberdeen

Viking treasure hoard to go on display in Aberdeen

Haley Bouma

27th July 2022

Network Rail strike brings train services screeching to a halt

Network Rail strike brings train services screeching to a halt

Ewan Petrie

One of Scotland’s oldest chippys still frying in Bo’ness

One of Scotland’s oldest chippys still frying in Bo’ness

Indigo Stafford

Police Scotland Chief Constable supports officers in pay dispute

Police Scotland Chief Constable supports officers in pay dispute

Vanessa Kennedy

Street Soccer’s Nations Cup set to kick off in Dundee

Street Soccer’s Nations Cup set to kick off in Dundee

Lynne Rankin

Cost of Living Crisis: The price for local businesses

Cost of Living Crisis: The price for local businesses

Kaye Nicolson

Sports equality in question in wake of Cricket Scotland report

Sports equality in question in wake of Cricket Scotland report

Olly Dickinson

26th July 2022

Community action group calls for halt on new Ayrshire power station

Community action group calls for halt on new Ayrshire power station

Fraser Nicoll

Tory members share their views in wake of debate

Tory members share their views in wake of debate

Kathryn Samson

Glasgow lunch club tackling loneliness in older generations

Glasgow lunch club tackling loneliness in older generations

Indigo Stafford

Cost of Living Crisis: Families relying on free lunch clubs

Cost of Living Crisis: Families relying on free lunch clubs

Susan Ripoll

Edinburgh Fringe venues give support to audiences and artists

Edinburgh Fringe venues give support to audiences and artists

Laura Piper

Fife café launches new ‘Good Companions’ lunches

Fife café launches new ‘Good Companions’ lunches

Saul Sievwright

Greenpeace takes UK Government to court over Jackdaw gas field

Greenpeace takes UK Government to court over Jackdaw gas field

Steven Brown

Aberdeen puts in their bid for hosting Eurovision 2023

Aberdeen puts in their bid for hosting Eurovision 2023

Brandon Cook

Beavers could be reintroduced to Highlands after 400 years

Beavers could be reintroduced to Highlands after 400 years

Nicola McAlley