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Travel rules remain in cross-border areas hit by virus cluster

Travel rules remain in cross-border areas hit by virus cluster

£25m of drugs seized and 59 arrested in organised crime bust

£25m of drugs seized and 59 arrested in organised crime bust

Coronavirus: Face masks compulsory in shops from July 10

Coronavirus: Face masks compulsory in shops from July 10

Industry bosses hail apprenticeships as key route back to work

Industry bosses hail apprenticeships as key route back to work

Driver shocked to discover lost wallaby on roadside

Driver shocked to discover lost wallaby on roadside

Fund of £2m to help boost capercaillie conservation

Highlands & Islands

Fund of £2m to help boost capercaillie conservation

Confidence in business at historic low, survey suggests

Confidence in business at historic low, survey suggests

Homeware firm raises thousands of pounds for seabird centre

Edinburgh & East

Homeware firm raises thousands of pounds for seabird centre

Hunt for flasher who exposed himself to women in woods

North East & Tayside

Hunt for flasher who exposed himself to women in woods

Up Helly Aa festival cancelled next year due to coronavirus

Highlands & Islands

Up Helly Aa festival cancelled next year due to coronavirus

One-way system planned for Glasgow city centre shopping

One-way system planned for Glasgow city centre shopping

Student finishes 30 marathons in 30 days in memory of friend

Student finishes 30 marathons in 30 days in memory of friend

Virgin Money resume plan to cut 300 jobs and close branches

Virgin Money resume plan to cut 300 jobs and close branches

Deaths in Scotland below average for first time in months

Deaths in Scotland below average for first time in months

Peperami to develop spray after snack ‘saved dog’s life’

Edinburgh & East

Peperami to develop spray after snack ‘saved dog’s life’

John Lewis to reopen stores in Glasgow and Edinburgh

John Lewis to reopen stores in Glasgow and Edinburgh

Upper Crust and Caffe Ritazza owner to axe up to 5000 jobs

Upper Crust and Caffe Ritazza owner to axe up to 5000 jobs

Ryanair flights to Europe resume today with reduced capacity

Ryanair flights to Europe resume today with reduced capacity

Young people experiencing more bullying online, says report

Young people experiencing more bullying online, says report

Hospital visits in Scotland to resume from July 13

Hospital visits in Scotland to resume from July 13

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Woman, 21, charged in connection with crash that killed three men near Falkirk

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Man jailed for throwing glass bottle at Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo during Old Firm match at Ibrox

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Scots boy, 7, runs 100 miles to raise money for brother's first wheelchair

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