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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 June 2022

Torrential monsoon rains have killed dozens and left millions homeless in Bangladesh

Torrential monsoon rains have killed dozens and left millions homeless in Bangladesh

Louise Hosie

The First Minister has laid out her plans for an independence referendum

The First Minister has laid out her plans for an independence referendum

Colin Mackay

Salmon farmers call for licence fees to be reinvested in affordable housing

Salmon farmers call for licence fees to be reinvested in affordable housing

Susan Ripoll

Police launch fresh appeal for Scottish fugitive over the murder of a barman 15 years ago

Police launch fresh appeal for Scottish fugitive over the murder of a barman 15 years ago

Olly Dickinson

How are voters feeling about a second Scottish Independence Referendum?

How are voters feeling about a second Scottish Independence Referendum?

Gordon Chree

New distillery and brewery built on the banks of the River Ness

New distillery and brewery built on the banks of the River Ness

Nicola McAlley

28th June 2022

Lower Largo has become the latest area to receive bathing water status in Scotland

Lower Largo has become the latest area to receive bathing water status in Scotland

Felicity Clifford

Dundee could be the location of the first drug overdose prevention centre in Scotland

Dundee could be the location of the first drug overdose prevention centre in Scotland

Callum Clark

Artworks have been unveiled as landmarks to celebrate the heritage of Ullapool

Artworks have been unveiled as landmarks to celebrate the heritage of Ullapool

Iain Ramage

Proposals to impose buffer zones around sexual health clinics are being consulted on at Holyrood

Proposals to impose buffer zones around sexual health clinics are being consulted on at Holyrood

Kaye Nicolson

Miniature donkey rejected by his mother triumphs at the Royal Highland Show

Miniature donkey rejected by his mother triumphs at the Royal Highland Show

Susan Nicholson

NHS Golden Jubilee: Meet the teams tackling the treatment backlog

NHS Golden Jubilee: Meet the teams tackling the treatment backlog

Sharon Frew

The Queen visits Edinburgh for the historic Ceremony of the Keys

The Queen visits Edinburgh for the historic Ceremony of the Keys

Olly Dickinson

Visitors to the East Lothian coastline will see improved facilities this summer

Visitors to the East Lothian coastline will see improved facilities this summer

Evanna Holland

23rd June 2022

Gordon Brown backs Fife family centre’s appeal to help people struggling with rising cost of living

Family centre’s appeal to help people struggling with cost of living

Evanna Holland

10th June 2022

Electricity providers need to ‘raise game’ after thousands left without power after Storm Arwen

Electricity providers need to ‘raise game’ after thousands left without power after Storm Arwen

Steven Brown

Pupils and staff celebrate after school reaches top ten in competition for best in the world

Pupils and staff celebrate after school reaches top ten in competition for best in the world

Olly Dickinson

Aberdeen gets colourful makeover as artists descend on city for NUART festival

Aberdeen gets colourful makeover as artists descend on city for NUART festival

Anne Smith

Doctors cast doubt that police officer was stamped on in Sheku Bayoh case

Doctors cast doubt that police officer was stamped on in Sheku Bayoh case

Gordon Chree

Thousands of dead seabirds found on Scotland’s coastline as bird flu hits country

Thousands of dead seabirds found on Scotland’s coastline as bird flu hits country

Laura Piper

Bidding wars could become the norm as demand for private rented accommodation higher than ever

Bidding wars could become the norm as demand for private rented accommodation higher than ever

Brandon Cook

ScotRail trains chaos could come to an end as union secures 5% pay deal

ScotRail trains chaos could come to an end as union secures 5% pay deal

Ewan Petrie