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Scotland falls silent to honour war dead on Remembrance Sunday
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Scotland falls silent to honour war dead on Remembrance Sunday

Flag flown at US Capitol in honour of Scots nurse sent to home town
Edinburgh & East

Flag flown at US Capitol in honour of Scots nurse sent to home town

What does the Glasgow Pact mean for climate action – and the public?
Glasgow & West

What does the Glasgow Pact mean for climate action – and the public?

Glasgow Climate Pact: COP26 deal agreed after extra time talks
Glasgow & West

Glasgow Climate Pact: COP26 deal agreed after extra time talks

NHS ‘in full blown crisis and exodus of consultants possible’
Scotland

NHS ‘in full blown crisis and exodus of consultants possible’

Coastal flooding and tidal surges as the world warms
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Coastal flooding and tidal surges as the world warms

Sean Batty
Sean Batty
Scotland reach World Cup play-offs with win in Moldova
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Scotland reach World Cup play-offs with win in Moldova

I choo-choo choose you: Man proposes inside Glasgow Central Station
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I choo-choo choose you: Man proposes inside Glasgow Central Station

Climate campaigners walk out of COP26 in demand for greater action
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Climate campaigners walk out of COP26 in demand for greater action

Army to continue helping health boards after extension request
Scotland

Army to continue helping health boards after extension request

Rail union boss demands ‘fair deal’ for Caledonian Sleeper workers
Scotland

Rail union boss demands ‘fair deal’ for Caledonian Sleeper workers

Changes made to allow travel for vaccine trial participants
Scotland

Changes made to allow travel for vaccine trial participants

Activists sound ‘air raid siren’ to warn of climate emergency
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Glasgow & West

Activists sound ‘air raid siren’ to warn of climate emergency

Most single-use plastics to be banned in Scotland from next June
Politics

Most single-use plastics to be banned in Scotland from next June

Nurses willing to take industrial action in dispute over pay
Scotland

Nurses willing to take industrial action in dispute over pay

Staff crisis and rising costs could see care homes ‘go to the wall’
Scotland

Staff crisis and rising costs could see care homes ‘go to the wall’

COP26 generates ‘nearly triple the emissions’ of Glasgow Airport
Glasgow & West

COP26 generates ‘nearly triple the emissions’ of Glasgow Airport

Scotland falls silent to remember the fallen on Armistice Day
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Scotland

Scotland falls silent to remember the fallen on Armistice Day

Addicts ‘taken to A&E every day’ amid rise in street valium overdoses
Edinburgh & East

Addicts ‘taken to A&E every day’ amid rise in street valium overdoses

Will a warmer climate mean less snow in Scotland?
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Will a warmer climate mean less snow in Scotland?

Sean Batty
Sean Batty
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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

Principals at Dundee University blamed for failures that led to financial crisis
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North East & Tayside

Principals at Dundee University blamed for failures that led to financial crisis

Hubris, secrecy and a £122m bailout: Dundee scandal is a wake-up call for all universities
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Hubris, secrecy and a £122m bailout: Dundee scandal is a wake-up call for all universities

Colin Mackay
Colin Mackay
Man jailed after former WH Smith turned into three-storey £6m cannabis factory
North East & Tayside

Man jailed after former WH Smith turned into three-storey £6m cannabis factory

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

Deacon Blue founding member James Prime dies aged 64
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Glasgow & West

Deacon Blue founding member James Prime dies aged 64

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

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Housing secretary ‘doesn’t know number of people on social housing list’
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Housing secretary 'doesn't know number of people on social housing list' 

Care experienced young people: ‘I missed around half of school – I refused point-blank to go’
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Scotland

'I missed around half of school - I refused point-blank to go'

Tall Ships Races to transform Aberdeen Harbour for first time in 20 years during four-day festival
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North East & Tayside

Tall ships to transform Aberdeen Harbour during four-day festival

Stroke patients rebuild strength with help from therapy dogs at Inverclyde Royal Hospital
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Glasgow & West

Stroke patients rebuild strength with help from therapy dogs

Dravet Syndrome: Rare form of epilepsy causing caregivers to develop PTSD
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Glasgow & West

Rare form of epilepsy causing caregivers to develop PTSD

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Hay bales, frozen turkey and false teeth among ‘surprising’ items lost on Megabus coaches
Scotland

Hay bales, frozen turkey and false teeth among 'surprising' items lost on coaches

Multiple warnings issued as temperatures soar across Scotland
Scotland

Multiple warnings issued as temperatures soar across Scotland

Letter urges Police Scotland to reject ‘misogynistic’ pregnancy loss investigations
Scotland

Letter urges Police Scotland to reject 'misogynistic' pregnancy loss investigations

Scottish Government unveils new carbon budget plans to replace net zero targets
Politics

New carbon budgets outlined to replace net zero targets

Sean Batty Insight: Temperatures could reach 30C in Scotland in June as heatwave arrives
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How unusual is it for temperatures to reach 30C in Scotland?

Sean Batty
Sean Batty
Three-quarters of Scots would back ban on idling cars near schools, study finds
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Scotland

Three-quarters of Scots 'would back ban on idling vehicles near schools'

Two-thirds of Scots believe sex education should be compulsory in schools, study reveals
Scotland

Two-thirds of Scots believe sex education 'should be compulsory' in schools

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

Slush drinks 'not suitable' for children under seven as age raised from four

Five baby beavers born at Cairngorms National Park in Scottish Highlands spotted for first time
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Highlands & Islands

Baby beavers born at Cairngorms National Park spotted for first time 

New scanner used for brain tumour patients trialled by Aberdeen scientists in world-first
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North East & Tayside

New scanner used for brain tumour patients trialled in world-first