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At a glance: What are the rules under Scotland’s new lockdown?

At a glance: What are the rules under Scotland’s new lockdown?

FM pays tribute to former MSP who helped her into politics

FM pays tribute to former MSP who helped her into politics

Full lockdown as schools closed and Scots told to stay at home

Full lockdown as schools closed and Scots told to stay at home

Dialysis patient ‘proud’ to be first to get Oxford Covid jab

Dialysis patient ‘proud’ to be first to get Oxford Covid jab

Sturgeon: Cabinet to discuss further lockdown measures

Sturgeon: Cabinet to discuss further lockdown measures

PM: Referendums should only be held ‘once in a generation’

PM: Referendums should only be held ‘once in a generation’

Top clubs urged to donate fines to grassroots football

Top clubs urged to donate fines to grassroots football

Charity warns of council tax debt ‘explosion’ in 2021

Charity warns of council tax debt ‘explosion’ in 2021

Scottish Government urged to use fund to tackle rats and rubbish

Scottish Government urged to use fund to tackle rats and rubbish

Coronavirus: Cases in Scotland surge by 2539 overnight

Coronavirus: Cases in Scotland surge by 2539 overnight

Records show parallels between 2005 and 2020 pandemic handling

Records show parallels between 2005 and 2020 pandemic handling

Gleneagles summit was believed to be ‘possible terror target’

Gleneagles summit was believed to be ‘possible terror target’

Fate of shipyard deemed ‘close to irreversible’ in 2005

Fate of shipyard deemed ‘close to irreversible’ in 2005

PM: UK has taken back control as Brexit deal comes into force

PM: UK has taken back control as Brexit deal comes into force

SNP tells Europe to ‘leave a light on for Scotland’

SNP tells Europe to ‘leave a light on for Scotland’

‘Sobering’ government report outlines Brexit deal impact

‘Sobering’ government report outlines Brexit deal impact

Freeman: Vaccinating over-50s by spring ‘depends on supplies’

Freeman: Vaccinating over-50s by spring ‘depends on supplies’

Scotland to leave EU partnership despite Holyrood vote

Scotland to leave EU partnership despite Holyrood vote

First Minister thanks Scots for their sacrifices during 2020

First Minister thanks Scots for their sacrifices during 2020

Hauliers concerned over post-Brexit delays at customs

Hauliers concerned over post-Brexit delays at customs

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