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Mackay urged to resign seat after claiming £8500 in expenses

Mackay urged to resign seat after claiming £8500 in expenses

Sturgeon under fire over husband’s inquiry evidence

Sturgeon under fire over husband’s inquiry evidence

Airport boss accuses FM of campaigning against sector

Airport boss accuses FM of campaigning against sector

Ferries fiasco should leave ministers in choppy waters

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Ferries fiasco should leave ministers in choppy waters

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Coronavirus: 50 more deaths in Scotland as cases surge by 933

Coronavirus: 50 more deaths in Scotland as cases surge by 933

UK and Singapore sign free trade deal as Brexit talks continue

UK and Singapore sign free trade deal as Brexit talks continue

Warning over rising air pollution when Covid restrictions end

Warning over rising air pollution when Covid restrictions end

Controversial Hate Crime Bill ‘must be amended further’

Controversial Hate Crime Bill ‘must be amended further’

Government urged: ‘invest in council services or lose them’

Government urged: ‘invest in council services or lose them’

Scottish Government defeated as MSPs call for more teachers

Scottish Government defeated as MSPs call for more teachers

Brexit burdens ‘could push businesses to brink of collapse’

Brexit burdens ‘could push businesses to brink of collapse’

Tourism and hospitality sectors to benefit from £185m fund

Tourism and hospitality sectors to benefit from £185m fund

Almost 3000 coronavirus cases linked to student postcodes

Almost 3000 coronavirus cases linked to student postcodes

SNP chief accused of ‘discrepancies’ in Salmond evidence

SNP chief accused of ‘discrepancies’ in Salmond evidence

Coronavirus: 39 more deaths in Scotland as cases rise by 897

Coronavirus: 39 more deaths in Scotland as cases rise by 897

Johnson flying to Brussels for crunch talks with EU chief

Johnson flying to Brussels for crunch talks with EU chief

New law to compensate abuse survivors backed at Holyrood

New law to compensate abuse survivors backed at Holyrood

Scotland to stockpile medicines under Brexit resilience plans

Scotland to stockpile medicines under Brexit resilience plans

Students’ return to uni to be staggered over six weeks

Students’ return to uni to be staggered over six weeks

Next year’s Higher and Advanced Higher exams cancelled

Next year’s Higher and Advanced Higher exams cancelled

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