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Almost half of Scots fall victim to banned sales tactics, poll suggests

Edinburgh & East

Almost half of Scots fall victim to banned sales tactics, poll suggests

Abortion buffer zone legislation not enforceable when clinics closed, police say

Abortion buffer zone legislation not enforceable when clinics closed, police say

Hay Fever season in Scotland: When it starts, what to expect and where it’s worst

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Hay Fever season: When it starts, what to expect and where it’s worst

Sean Batty

Thousands of walkers in kilts stride out to raise millions for charity

Thousands of walkers in kilts stride out to raise millions for charity

First Minister John Swinney pays tribute to Pope Francis following funeral

First Minister John Swinney pays tribute to Pope Francis following funeral

Government must consider expanding hospital buffer zone, MSP says

Government must consider expanding hospital buffer zone, MSP says

Ferguson Marine shipyard loses out on Western Ferries contract for two new vessels

Ferguson Marine loses out on another ferries contract

Scottish Borders council to consider closing list of pools and libraries

Edinburgh & East

Council to consider closing list of pools and libraries

Exams get underway at schools across Scotland

Exams get underway at schools across Scotland

Men who tried to smuggle £1.5m of cannabis into Scotland in lorry of watermelons jailed

Men who tried to smuggle £1.5m of cannabis into Scotland in lorry of watermelons jailed

Vehicle breakdowns caused by potholes increased by nearly a fifth in 12 months

'Drivers left in tears' as pothole breakdowns 'getting worse'

MSP who accused Supreme Court of ‘bigotry and hatred’ facing committee removal

MSP who accused Supreme Court of 'bigotry and hatred' facing committee removal

Scottish man linked to hacking group which ‘stole millions in crypto’ extradited to US from Spain

Scottish man linked to hacking group which 'stole millions in crypto' extradited to US

Hunterston B site declared nuclear-free as all spent fuel removed

Hunterston B site declared nuclear-free as all spent fuel removed

Businesses ‘crying out’ for Scottish visas to boost workforce, says SNP MP

Businesses ‘crying out’ for Scottish visas to boost workforce, says SNP MP

Dundee University staff ‘overwhelmingly’ back strike action in fight for jobs

North East & Tayside

Dundee University staff 'overwhelmingly' back strike action in fight for jobs

Ambulances crews face highest-ever rate of ‘shocking’ violence and ‘horrendous’ abuse

Ambulances crews face highest-ever rate of 'shocking' violence and abuse

How long are learner drivers in Scotland waiting for tests as target to cut backlog missed

How long are learner drivers in Scotland waiting for tests?

Swinney to face questions after Scottish schools told to have single-sex toilets

Swinney to face questions after Scottish schools told to have single-sex toilets

John Swinney to attend Pope’s funeral

John Swinney to attend Pope's funeral

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