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Top civil servant asked to reappear before Salmond inquiry
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Top civil servant asked to reappear before Salmond inquiry

FM warns bosses: Don’t intimidate staff back to work
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FM warns bosses: Don’t intimidate staff back to work

Art School land to become new pedestrian ‘avenue’
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Art School land to become new pedestrian ‘avenue’

Hundreds of rugby fans to attend match at Murrayfield
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Hundreds of rugby fans to attend match at Murrayfield

Police able to break up house parties of more than 15 people
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Police able to break up house parties of more than 15 people

Brown: Governments must work together on furlough scheme
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Brown: Governments must work together on furlough scheme

SNP MSP Sandra White to stand down at next election
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SNP MSP Sandra White to stand down at next election

Victims of sexual crime ‘may lose faith in justice system’
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Victims of sexual crime ‘may lose faith in justice system’

Coronavirus: 17,500 tests on children find 49 cases
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Coronavirus: 17,500 tests on children find 49 cases

Ed Davey elected new leader of the Liberal Democrats
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Ed Davey elected new leader of the Liberal Democrats

Thousands of people sleeping rough across Scotland
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Thousands of people sleeping rough across Scotland

Youth unemployment ‘could hit record high’ amid pandemic
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Youth unemployment ‘could hit record high’ amid pandemic

Spat erupts in Holyrood as MSPs pass agriculture bill
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Spat erupts in Holyrood as MSPs pass agriculture bill

Scotland’s public spending deficit rises to £15.1bn
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Scotland’s public spending deficit rises to £15.1bn

Spreadsheet typo delayed opening of children’s hospital
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Spreadsheet typo delayed opening of children’s hospital

Aberdeen’s bars, cafes and restaurants reopen after lockdown
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Aberdeen’s bars, cafes and restaurants reopen after lockdown

Final evidence session of ferries inquiry to take place
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Final evidence session of ferries inquiry to take place

Research finds no guidelines on more than 70% alcohol labels
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Research finds no guidelines on more than 70% alcohol labels

Law to strengthen child rights in family court passes
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Law to strengthen child rights in family court passes

New coronavirus walk-through test centres to be set up
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New coronavirus walk-through test centres to be set up

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Edinburgh University staff strike in dispute over threat of job cuts
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Edinburgh University staff strike in dispute over threat of job cuts

Funeral to be held for ‘bright and talented’ teenager Kayden Moy who died in alleged Irvine beach stabbing
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Funeral to be held for 'bright and talented' teen who died in beach 'stabbing'

SNP MSP Fergus Ewing to stand as independent candidate in Scottish Parliament election
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SNP MSP Fergus Ewing to stand as independent in Scottish Parliament election

Cancer patients ‘must speak to doctors’ before taking weight loss jabs, charity warns
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Cancer patients 'must speak to doctors' before taking weight loss jabs, charity warns

Attempted murder investigation launched after man ‘stabbed in broad daylight’
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Attempted murder investigation launched after man 'stabbed in broad daylight'

Grampian Deaf Children’s Society: Charity relaunched by mums to support families
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North east charity supporting deaf children relaunched by mums

More than 300 jobs at risk as firm moves Scottish Power work to South Africa
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More than 300 jobs at risk as firm moves Scottish Power contract to South Africa

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Minister announces £1bn in savings to be redirected to frontline services
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Minister announces £1bn in savings to be redirected to frontline services

Hubris, secrecy and a £122m bailout: Dundee scandal is a wake-up call for all universities
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New guidance could see controversial Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields given go-ahead
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New guidance could see controversial oil and gas fields given go-ahead

John Swinney to face questions over winter fuel payment recoveries from better-off pensioners at FMQs
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FM to face questions over winter fuel payment recovery from better-off pensioners

Scottish Government unveils new carbon budget plans to replace net zero targets
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New carbon budgets outlined to replace net zero targets

Scottish Government threatened with legal action over single-sex spaces
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Scottish Government threatened with legal action over single-sex spaces

Angela Rayner tells PMQs that ‘UK agrees with President Trump that Iran must not have nuclear weapons’
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UK and EU to hold talks with Iran in efforts to de-escalate conflict
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Met Police introduces patrols to protect women and girls at concerts

FSA issues warning slush drinks ‘not suitable’ for children under seven as age raised from four
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