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Union demands John Swinney reveal plan to save Grangemouth oil refinery

Union demands John Swinney reveal plan to save Grangemouth oil refinery

Ayrshire baker kicks off Euro 2024 with Scotland’s first official ‘Tartan Army Pie’

Baker kicks off Euro 2024 with first official ‘Tartan Army Pie’

Thousands of social care staff to see pay increase amid new Scottish Government funding

Thousands of children's care staff to see pay increase amid new funding

MSPs to vote on plans to free prisoners early after green light from committee

MSPs to vote on plans to free prisoners early after green light from committee

SNP and Labour neck-and-neck in Scotland ahead of General Election, finds Ipsos/STV poll

SNP and Labour neck-and-neck in Scotland ahead of election - Ipsos/STV poll

Scots warned of drowning risks in open water during summer after 47 deaths last year

Scots warned of drowning risks in open water after 47 deaths last year

Scotland Tonight: Planes, trains and campervans: The Tartan Army exodus to Germany is well under way

Planes, trains and campervans: The Tartan Army exodus to Germany is well under way

Austerity dominates clashes between leaders in Scotland in live BBC TV showdown

Austerity dominates clashes between leaders in Scotland in live TV showdown

Rishi Sunak vows to slash immigration and taxes as he battles to keep place in No 10

Sunak vows to slash immigration and taxes as he battles to keep place in No 10

Douglas Ross apologises to Scottish Tory voters after ‘not good enough’ few days on general election campaign

Douglas Ross apologises to Tory voters after ‘not good enough’ few days

Sexual orientation and disability hate crime has doubled in ten years in Scotland, according to COPFS report

Sexual orientation and disability hate crime 'has doubled in ten years'

One in three Asda staff members attacked at work, GMB poll reveals

One in three Asda staff members attacked at work, survey reveals

Scottish Police Authority has improved but still work to be done, says watchdog

Scottish Police Authority has improved but still work to be done, says watchdog

Unemployment rate increases in Scotland with 130,000 out of work

Unemployment rate increases in Scotland

Anas Sarwar criticises ‘ludicrous’ John Swinney claims Labour would cut public spending

Sarwar criticises ‘ludicrous’ SNP claims Labour would cut public spending

John Swinney: Douglas Ross being an MP and MSP is treating voters with contempt

Douglas Ross being an MP and MSP treating voters with contempt, Swinney says

Munro Bagpiper Grant MacLeod speaks of ‘incredible honour’ as he sends off Scotland team heading to Euros

Bagpiper speaks of 'incredible honour' as he pipes Scotland team off to Euros

Scottish prisons ‘at risk of breaching human rights’ as Public Audit Committee report calls for urgent action

Prisons 'at risk of breaching human rights' amid calls for urgent action

Holyrood inquiry launched into Scottish Government’s handling of public finances

Inquiry announced into Scottish Government's handling of public finances

Edinburgh and Glasgow Barclays buildings among 18 targeted by pro-Palestine activists

Scottish Barclays buildings among 18 targeted by pro-Palestine activists

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