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Cosla demands ‘transparent conversation’ on costs of National Care Service
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Cosla demands ‘transparent conversation’ on costs of National Care Service

Doubling of payment to unpaid carers backed by Holyrood committee
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Doubling of payment to unpaid carers backed by Holyrood committee

Scotland could ‘kick start global disarmament by getting rid of Trident’
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Scotland could ‘kick start global disarmament by getting rid of Trident’

Tories ‘prepared to sell out NHS to strike Brexit trade deals’
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Tories ‘prepared to sell out NHS to strike Brexit trade deals’

SNP members endorse independence vote at ‘earliest’ safe opportunity
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SNP members endorse independence vote at ‘earliest’ safe opportunity

‘Don’t leave the job half done’: Yousaf urges second dose take-up
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‘Don’t leave the job half done’: Yousaf urges second dose take-up

Boris Johnson ‘aims to beat Thatcher’s 11 years in office’
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Boris Johnson ‘aims to beat Thatcher’s 11 years in office’

Alba to push for republic as members vote in favour of scrapping monarchy
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Alba to push for republic as members vote in favour of scrapping monarchy

Salmond hints at another run at electoral politics
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Salmond hints at another run at electoral politics

Rejoining EU would put ‘rocket boosters’ on Scotland’s Covid recovery
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Rejoining EU would put ‘rocket boosters’ on Scotland’s Covid recovery

Johnson ‘undermining COP26 president’, claims council leader
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Johnson ‘undermining COP26 president’, claims council leader

9/11: A century shaped by the day New York’s towers fell
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9/11: A century shaped by the day New York’s towers fell

Blackford: Scotland is on ‘different path’ to Westminster
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Blackford: Scotland is on ‘different path’ to Westminster

Restaurants could be forced to display calorie counts on menus
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Restaurants could be forced to display calorie counts on menus

National insurance hike ‘lacks clarity’, says Kate Forbes
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National insurance hike ‘lacks clarity’, says Kate Forbes

UK ‘won’t breach international law to tackle migrant crossings’
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UK ‘won’t breach international law to tackle migrant crossings’

Vaccine passports raise questions over COP26 delegates
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Vaccine passports raise questions over COP26 delegates

More than £1m to help libraries re-open after pandemic shutdown
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More than £1m to help libraries re-open after pandemic shutdown

Nicola Sturgeon brands Janey Godley tweets ‘beyond the pale’
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Nicola Sturgeon brands Janey Godley tweets ‘beyond the pale’

SNP members ‘urged to discuss independence with undecided voters’
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SNP members ‘urged to discuss independence with undecided voters’

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Scotland weather: Met Office warning for thunderstorms to come into force as good weather ends
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Yellow warning for thunderstorms to come into force as good weather ends

Human remains found near Carlisle confirmed to be missing ‘murdered’ man from Scotland
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Human remains confirmed to be missing 'murdered' Scot

Murder investigation launched after death of 24-year-old man in Shotts, North Lanarkshire
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Murder investigation launched after death of 24-year-old man

Mum who fled abuse has been living in mould-plagued temporary housing for two years
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Mum who fled abuse has been living in mould-plagued temporary housing for years

Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome: ‘I struggle to leave the house due to chronic daily body pain’
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'I struggle to leave the house due to chronic daily body pain'

Woman who died after crash on A9 between Inverness and Aviemore named by Police Scotland
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Woman who died after crash on A9 named by police

Extreme wildfire warnings in place across parts of Scotland
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Extreme wildfire warnings in place across parts of Scotland

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Edinburgh Zoo welcomes 15 tiny penguin chicks including five endangered Northern rockhoppers
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Excitement as endangered penguin chicks hatch at Edinburgh Zoo

Scotland set to be hotter than Barcelona this weekend as temperatures reach 24C
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Meet the people struggling to survive in Scotland’s embattled social care sector
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The workers struggling to survive in Scotland's embattled social care sector

Inside Glasgow’s Taylor Swift college course for parents ahead of sold-out shows
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John Swinney pressed over abortion protests Bill amid concern at his deputy Kate Forbes’s views
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Swinney pressed over buffer zones Bill amid concern over deputy’s views

Tory MP urges Scottish Parliament to ‘up its game’ and combat negativity
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Tory MP urges Scottish Parliament to ‘up its game’ and combat negativity

‘New chapter’ for SNP with ‘hope and optimism at its heart’, says John Swinney
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'New chapter' for SNP with 'hope and optimism at its heart', says Swinney

SNP has to work hard to rebuild trust of Scotland, says John Swinney
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SNP has to work hard to rebuild trust of Scotland, says John Swinney

Kate Forbes officially sworn in as Scotland’s deputy first minister as she takes oath in Gaelic
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Kate Forbes officially sworn in as Scotland's deputy first minister

Independence for Scotland can be delivered within five years, says John Swinney
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Independence can be delivered within five years, says John Swinney

Swinney to chair first Cabinet meeting since becoming First Minister
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Swinney to chair first Cabinet meeting since becoming First Minister

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Northern Lights: Can I see aurora borealis tonight in Scotland?
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Northern Lights to be visible for a second night after stunning display

Joost Klein’s axing from Eurovision ‘disproportionate’, says Dutch broadcaster
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AI regulator needed to tackle deepfake pornography, charity says
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AI regulator needed to tackle deepfake pornography, charity says