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Sturgeon apologises after taking face mask off at wake

Sturgeon apologises after taking face mask off at wake

Bill allowing Scotland to ‘keep pace’ with EU law passes

Bill allowing Scotland to ‘keep pace’ with EU law passes

Scots food exporters face ‘rapidly deteriorating’ situation

Scots food exporters face ‘rapidly deteriorating’ situation

‘Stay at home’ advice could become law in level-four lockdown

‘Stay at home’ advice could become law in level-four lockdown

Housing associations back bill to evict domestic abusers

Housing associations back bill to evict domestic abusers

Mairi Gougeon announced as new public health minister

Mairi Gougeon announced as new public health minister

Starmer: Labour will ‘passionately’ argue against Indyref2

Starmer: Labour will ‘passionately’ argue against Indyref2

Coronavirus case numbers in Scotland are ‘volatile’

Coronavirus case numbers in Scotland are ‘volatile’

Schools are ‘safe’ for children and teachers, says Swinney

Schools are ‘safe’ for children and teachers, says Swinney

More than £33bn wiped off FTSE 100 amid Brexit and Covid fears

More than £33bn wiped off FTSE 100 amid Brexit and Covid fears

Call for ‘extraordinary’ additional support for businesses

Call for ‘extraordinary’ additional support for businesses

Barnier says UK must respect EU sovereignty in trade talks

Barnier says UK must respect EU sovereignty in trade talks

Christmas bubbles ‘should not be used for parties’

Christmas bubbles ‘should not be used for parties’

Coronavirus: Three more deaths as cases surge by 934

Coronavirus: Three more deaths as cases surge by 934

App will ‘help demonstrate effectiveness of coronavirus vaccine’

App will ‘help demonstrate effectiveness of coronavirus vaccine’

£7.1m boost for Scotland’s live venues and museums

£7.1m boost for Scotland’s live venues and museums

Starmer to promise new wave of devolution under Labour

Starmer to promise new wave of devolution under Labour

Children ‘should have the right to take private sector to court’

Children ‘should have the right to take private sector to court’

What are the new Christmas coronavirus rules in Scotland?

What are the new Christmas coronavirus rules in Scotland?

Call to close schools early after warning of new Covid strain

Call to close schools early after warning of new Covid strain

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