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Early prisoner release plan delayed to allow ‘final checks’

Early prisoner release plan delayed to allow ‘final checks’

Johnson: Coronavirus outbreak in UK now past its peak

Johnson: Coronavirus outbreak in UK now past its peak

Anxiety as pupils plan a future shrouded in uncertainty

Anxiety as pupils plan a future shrouded in uncertainty

Sturgeon: Rise in road traffic a source of concern

Sturgeon: Rise in road traffic a source of concern

End of lockdown will not be a ‘flick of the switch moment’

End of lockdown will not be a ‘flick of the switch moment’

Taskforce convened to help North Sea oil industry

North East & Tayside

Taskforce convened to help North Sea oil industry

Climate change action plan delayed until end of 2020

Climate change action plan delayed until end of 2020

Private care homes ‘enduring an absolutely torrid time’

Private care homes ‘enduring an absolutely torrid time’

Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds announce birth of baby boy

Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds announce birth of baby boy

Councils cancelling home care packages ‘unacceptable’

Councils cancelling home care packages ‘unacceptable’

Jackie Baillie reappointed to Scottish Labour finance post

Jackie Baillie reappointed to Scottish Labour finance post

Relaxation of alcohol licensing restrictions considered

Relaxation of alcohol licensing restrictions considered

£10m funding for temporary cycle lanes and walkways

£10m funding for temporary cycle lanes and walkways

Scottish Labour leader reveals uncle’s death with Covid-19

Scottish Labour leader reveals uncle’s death with Covid-19

Coronavirus: What could you use as a face covering?

Coronavirus: What could you use as a face covering?

Face coverings recommended in shops and on public transport

Face coverings recommended in shops and on public transport

‘Health service still open’ call sees 1000 more visit A&E

‘Health service still open’ call sees 1000 more visit A&E

GPs and pharmacies to stay open over May bank holiday

GPs and pharmacies to stay open over May bank holiday

‘Lockdown is time to create healthier towns and cities’

‘Lockdown is time to create healthier towns and cities’

Teachers and pupils to be quizzed on exam cancellations

Teachers and pupils to be quizzed on exam cancellations

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