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Coronavirus: 78 more deaths in Scotland as cases rise by 1753

Coronavirus: 78 more deaths in Scotland as cases rise by 1753

‘Holyrood’s demand wilfully ignores existing Covid-19 support’

‘Holyrood’s demand wilfully ignores existing Covid-19 support’

Scottish Labour to elect new leader by end of February

Scottish Labour to elect new leader by end of February

Citizens’ panel to discuss Scotland’s response to pandemic

Citizens’ panel to discuss Scotland’s response to pandemic

Ministers pledge almost £1m to help vulnerable youths into work

Ministers pledge almost £1m to help vulnerable youths into work

Tougher restrictions come into force to stem spread of Covid

Tougher restrictions come into force to stem spread of Covid

Church leaders threaten legal action if places of worship can’t reopen

Church leaders threaten legal action if places of worship can’t reopen

Salmond airs prosecution concerns before appearing at inquiry

Salmond airs prosecution concerns before appearing at inquiry

Council admits ‘falling short’ on free school meal parcels

Council admits ‘falling short’ on free school meal parcels

Candidate dropped by Scottish Tories after food bank comments

Candidate dropped by Scottish Tories after food bank comments

Freeman sorry as Tories claim she broke ministerial code

Freeman sorry as Tories claim she broke ministerial code

Donald Trump ‘not coming to Scotland’ for inauguration day

Donald Trump ‘not coming to Scotland’ for inauguration day

Tories suspend candidate who called food bank users ‘fat’

Tories suspend candidate who called food bank users ‘fat’

Independence ‘the only way’ to protect workers’ rights

Independence ‘the only way’ to protect workers’ rights

Labour begins search for leader after Leonard’s departure

Labour begins search for leader after Leonard’s departure

Debt ‘crippling the hospitality sector’ during pandemic

Debt ‘crippling the hospitality sector’ during pandemic

‘At least £20m needed to tackle drug deaths crisis’

‘At least £20m needed to tackle drug deaths crisis’

Leonard quits as Scottish Labour leader with immediate effect

Leonard quits as Scottish Labour leader with immediate effect

New Covid rules for travellers arriving in Scotland delayed

New Covid rules for travellers arriving in Scotland delayed

EIS: Campaigners warned not to video online lessons

EIS: Campaigners warned not to video online lessons

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