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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

8th April 2022

Scots descend on New York City as Tartan Week celebrations get underway

Scots descend on New York as Tartan Week celebrations get underway

Laura Alderman

Scottish Labour launch manifesto with month to go until polling day

Scottish Labour launch manifesto with month to go until polling day

Colin Mackay

Charity No Feart runs support programmes for domestic abuse perpetrators in bid to change their behaviour

Charity runs programmes for domestic abuse perpetrators in bid to change their behaviour

Susan Ripoll

UK Government launches energy security strategy

UK Government launches energy security strategy

Olly Dickinson

Dolphin centre hopes to make Aberdeen prime wildlife-watching location

Anne Smith

7th April 2022

Woman and three children taken to hospital after fire in Frederick Crescent, Dunfermline

Woman and three children taken to hospital after fire in Dunfermline

Indigo Stafford

Charity Perth Autism Support expanding to try meet increasing demand

Perth autism charity expanding to try meet increasing demand

Felicity Clifford

Fuel prices increased more last month than any previous month on record

Fuel prices increased more last month than any previous month on record

Steven Brown

Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations start early on Royal Deeside

Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations start early on Royal Deeside

Haley Bouma

Rents rise in Scotland’s biggest cities as around half of Scots struggle with housing costs

Rents rise across country as around half of Scots struggle with housing costs

Gordon Chree

As Easter holidays arrive, Scotland’s attractions welcome back visitors

As Easter holidays arrive, Scotland's attractions welcome back visitors

Laura Boyd

Tartan Week – Scots encouraged to wear more wool to help the planet

Tartan Week - Scots encouraged to wear more wool to help the planet

Nicola McAlley

Angus village residents say not enough being done to prevent hazardous substances leaking from beach tip

Residents say more needs to be done to prevent pollution at beach tip

Saul Sievwright

Diversions, delays and disruption remain on Rest and Be Thankful

Diversions, delays and disruption remain on Rest and Be Thankful

Olly Dickinson

6th April 2022

Police evidence bag dating back 15 years found near Dumbarton

Police evidence bag dating back 15 years found near Dumbarton

Sasha Spratt

Fishing and farming industries push for food security amid warning prices set to rise

Fishermen and farmers push for food security amid warning prices set to rise

Steven Brown

Pine martens encouraged to breed and hunt down grey squirrels in effort to protect native red squirrels

Pine martens drafted in to fight grey squirrel incursion

Susan Nicholson

Food prices could rise by up to 50% as producers continue to face mounting costs

Food prices could rise by up to 50% as producers face mounting costs

Gordon Chree

The lingerie brand for women who have undergone breast cancer surgery

Indigo Stafford

Marks and Spencer confirm closure of Glasgow Sauchiehall Street store in latest blow to high street

Marks and Spencer confirm closure of Glasgow store in latest blow to high street

Olly Dickinson

5th April 2022

Face mask rules relaxed as part of ‘phased’ relaxation of guidelines

Face mask rules relaxed as part of 'phased' relaxation of guidelines

Steven Brown

Face masks at weddings and funerals now optional as legal requirement scrapped

Masks at weddings and funerals optional as legal requirement scrapped

Evanna Holland

Decision to ban Edinburgh strip clubs ‘will put women at risk and drive the practice underground’

Decision to ban Edinburgh strip clubs 'will put women at risk'

Laura Alderman

Murder inquiry launched after woman’s death in Torry area of Aberdeen

Murder inquiry launched after woman's death in Aberdeen

Haley Bouma

Glasgow foodbank forced to limit food it gives to families as it struggles to cope with demand

Glasgow foodbank struggling to cope with demand as limits placed on food

Polly Bartlett

Orkney set for busiest tourist season yet as cruise liners arrive in isles

Orkney set for busiest tourist season yet as cruise liners arrive

Kirstin Tait

How do online exercise classes compare to face-to-face sessions?

How do online exercise classes compare to face-to-face sessions?

Nicola McAlley