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UK Supreme Court rules ‘woman’ means biological female
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UK Supreme Court rules 'woman' means biological female

Flu deaths in Scotland hit 45-year high as rate nearly doubles compared to last year
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Flu deaths in Scotland hit 45-year high as rate nearly doubles in year

Unison urges NHS staff to accept ‘guaranteed’ pay offer split over two years
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Unison urges NHS staff to accept 'guaranteed' pay offer split over two years

South Uist ferry crisis ‘disastrous’ for families and health of islanders
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South Uist ferry crisis 'disastrous' for families and health of islanders

Not just for Easter: Pets at Home pauses the sale and adoption of rabbits
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Not just for Easter: Pets at Home pauses the sale and adoption of rabbits

Can Scotland sell its mackerel to Japan? 
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Can Scotland sell its mackerel to Japan?

By-election announced to replace late SNP MSP Christina McKelvie 
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By-election announced to replace late SNP MSP Christina McKelvie

Can we expect lambing snow in Scotland this spring?
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Can we expect lambing snow in Scotland this spring?

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Sean Batty
Scottish dog first to complete ‘full house’ of UK’s highest peaks
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Scottish dog first to complete 'full house' of UK's highest peaks

Surge in low deposit mortgages for first time buyers 
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Surge in low deposit mortgages for first time buyers 

Mum facing ‘£4,000 nursery bill’ after council policy change
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Mum facing '£4,000 nursery bill' after council policy change

Tories brand John Swinney’s anti-far-right summit as SNP ‘talking shop’
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Tories brand John Swinney's anti-far-right summit as SNP 'talking shop'

First Minister John Swinney criticised for £20,000 pay rise for SNP ministers
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John Swinney criticised for £20,000 pay rise for SNP ministers

Russian captain appears in court over death of crewman in North Sea crash
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Russian captain appears in court over death of crewman in North Sea crash

John Swinney: People should be ‘prepared rather than scared’ about economy
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Swinney: People should be 'prepared rather than scared' about economy

Abertay University ranked top international school for video game design
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Scots university ranked top international school for video game design

Kenny Logan vows to ‘keep going’ until MND cure found ahead of cycle challenge
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Kenny Logan vows to ‘keep going’ until MND cure found ahead of cycle challenge

Ministers urged to act after 500 sex offenders change name in legal ‘loophole’
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Ministers urged to act after 500 sex offenders change name in legal ‘loophole’

Ambulances waited at hospitals for equivalent of 41 years in 2024, figures show
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Ambulances waited at hospitals for equivalent of 41 years in 2024, figures show

Scots urged to nominate favourite traditions for UK Government’s ‘living heritage’ inventory
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Hogmanay and haggis rolling could become protected as UK heritage

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Assisted Dying Bill passed in first step towards legalisation in Scotland
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Assisted Dying Bill passed in first step towards legalisation in Scotland 

Royal College of Psychiatrists pulls support for assisted dying bill
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Royal College of Psychiatrists pulls support for assisted dying bill

STV to air first-ever Coronation Street and Emmerdale crossover episode
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STV to air first-ever Coronation Street and Emmerdale crossover episode

Lorraine Kelly confirms return to TV after surgery
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Lorraine Kelly confirms return to TV after surgery

Civil service jobs to move to Scotland as part of UK Government shake-up
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Hundreds of civil service jobs to move to Scotland in UK Government shake-up

Social media platforms ‘failing to protect girls from harm at every stage’, NSPCC report finds
UK & International

Social media platforms 'failing to protect girls from harm at every stage'

Working long hours may alter brain structure, research suggests
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Working long hours may alter brain structure, research suggests

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Bricks produced in Scotland approved for use in construction projects
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Bricks produced from recycled materials approved for use in construction jobs

From Errol to Ukraine: Charity celebrates 100 lorries of aid to conflict zone
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Charity celebrates sending 100 lorries of aid to Ukraine

‘GTA Paisley’: Developer turning hometown into mystery-solving game
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'GTA Paisley': Developer turning hometown into mystery-solving game

North Sea offshore helicopters reaches milestone with 1,000 taskings
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Offshore helicopter crew reaches milestone with 1,000 taskings

Artist creates miniature replicas of Edinburgh’s pubs
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Artist creates miniature replicas of Edinburgh's pubs

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What do Keir Starmer’s immigration changes mean for Scotland? 
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What do Keir Starmer's immigration changes mean for Scotland? 

Leadbeater praises MSPs’ assisted dying vote amid warning Bill is ‘inadequate’
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Leadbeater praises MSPs’ assisted dying vote amid warning Bill is ‘inadequate’

Communities urged to bid for £8m renewable energy fund
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Communities urged to bid for £8m renewable energy fund

Government-built AI tool used to cut admin work for human staff
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Government-built AI tool used to cut admin work for human staff

‘I’m delighted I could be able to choose my own death’
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'I’m delighted I could be able to choose my own death'

MSP pledges to ‘keep fighting’ after assisted dying vote
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MSP pledges to 'keep fighting' after assisted dying vote

MSP says her mother starved herself to death after terminal cancer diagnosis
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MSP says her mother starved herself to death after terminal cancer diagnosis

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How can I protect myself from Marks and Spencer cyber attack?
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How can I protect myself from Marks and Spencer cyber attack?

Spar chicken pulled from shelves over fears it could cause meningitis
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'Do not eat': Chicken pulled from shelves over fears it could cause meningitis

Outer space recreated in Glasgow basement in bid to help future missions
Glasgow & West

Outer space recreated in Glasgow basement in bid to help future missions