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Majority of Scots say they have ‘no religion’ for first time in Census history
Scotland

Majority of Scots say they have 'no religion' for first time

Scottish communities to share £5.5m fund to improve climate change resilience
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Communities to share £5.5m fund to improve climate change resilience

Former chief constable Sir Iain Livingstone to lead £25m Scottish anti-poverty drive
Scotland

Former chief constable to lead £25m Scottish anti-poverty drive

Police officers told to avoid ‘toxic public debate around hate crime’ at superintendents conference
Scotland

Police told to avoid 'toxic public debate around hate crime' by senior officer

Tobacco sale ban for those born after 2009 could see 820,000 fewer cigarettes smoked per day in Scotland
Scotland

New age of sale law could see 820,000 fewer cigarettes smoked per day in Scotland

Ambulance waits for critically-ill patients increase over five-year period, Lib Dem figures show
Scotland

Increase in ambulance waits for critically-ill patients, figures show

Scottish Government asks public: Should crisps and fizzy drinks be banned from meal deals?
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Scotland

Should crisps and fizzy drinks be banned from meal deals?

Tinder predator attacked women across Scotland and scammed them out of £214,000
Scotland

Tinder predator attacked women and scammed them out of £214,000

Infected Blood Inquiry: Bereaved father vindicated after report slams unacceptable treatment
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Infected Blood Inquiry

'These were not mistakes, these were egregious, horrendous blunders'

Warning of ‘youth mental health crisis’ as urgent referrals rise by 30%
Scotland

Warning of ‘youth mental health crisis’ as urgent referrals rise by 30%

Sean Batty insight: Will the Northern Lights be visible from Scotland tonight?
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Will the Northern Lights be visible from Scotland tonight?

Sean Batty
Sean Batty
What is the infected blood scandal and who was affected?
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What is the infected blood scandal and who was affected?

College lecturers in Scotland strike in ongoing national pay dispute
Scotland

College lecturers strike in ongoing national pay dispute

Infected Blood Inquiry: Scots infected with contaminated blood travel to London for landmark report
Infected Blood Inquiry

Scots infected with contaminated blood travel to London for landmark report

Tories will vote against plans for releasing prisoners early
Scotland

Tories will vote against plans for releasing prisoners early

Protesters call for rent controls outside First Minister’s residence
Scotland

Protesters call for rent controls outside First Minister’s residence

Outpouring of support after mother’s death was overwhelming, says Duke of Edinburgh
Scotland

Outpouring of support after mother’s death was overwhelming, says Edward

I thought interview for the job was a disaster, says new Kirk Moderator
Scotland

I thought interview for the job was a disaster, says new Kirk Moderator

Alex Cole-Hamilton: Why you will seldom hear me mention Scottish independence
Scotland

Alex Cole-Hamilton: Independence is diminishing and nearly out of sight

Plastic bottles most littered item by Scotland’s rivers and waterways
Scotland

Plastic bottles most littered item by Scotland’s rivers and waterways

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First Minister John Swinney won’t support assisted dying vote 
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First Minister John Swinney will not support assisted dying vote

Man pronounced dead after light aircraft crashes near airfield
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Pilot dead and passenger in critical condition after plane crash

Robert Francis Prevost elected as new pope
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UK & International

Robert Francis Prevost elected as new pope

Skye gunman loses bid to appeal against murder conviction
Highlands & Islands

Skye gunman loses bid to appeal against murder conviction

Inquiry hears claims ‘cameraman flew into back of activist’ in fatal crash
Highlands & Islands

Inquiry hears claims ‘cameraman flew into back of activist’ in fatal crash

King leads the nation at Westminster Abbey service to mark VE Day
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King leads the nation at Westminster Abbey service to mark VE Day

Boy, 14, detained for five years for killing gang rival in row over £50
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Boy, 14, detained for five years for killing gang rival in row over £50

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Video shows RNLI crews rescuing pair stuck in chest-deep water 
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Video shows dramatic lifeboat rescue of two people stuck in chest-deep water 

Scotland’s ‘lifeline’ ferry service awarded directly to CalMac 
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Scotland's 'lifeline' ferry service awarded directly to CalMac 

Two Edinburgh schools to pilot phone-free policy using lockable pouches
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Two Edinburgh schools to pilot phone-free policy using lockable pouches

Sturgeon: Equality watchdog advice could make ‘trans lives almost unliveable’
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Sturgeon: Equality watchdog advice could make 'trans lives almost unliveable'

Road in Glenrothes closed off after van bursts into flames
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Road closed off after van bursts into flames

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Scottish Government to update guidance for teachers facing violence ‘in weeks’
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Scottish Government to update guidance for teachers facing violence 'in weeks'

Beef shortages could be seen in Scotland amid cattle decline
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Scotland

Beef shortages could be seen in Scotland amid cattle decline

Scottish ambulance workers back strike action in consultative ballot
Scotland

Scottish ambulance workers back strike action in consultative ballot

Scottish election 2026: SNP, Tories and Labour draw battle lines
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One year until Scotland votes: SNP, Tories and Labour draw election battle lines

UK interest rates lowered to 4.25% in second cut this year
Scotland

UK interest rates lowered to 4.25% in second cut this year

John Swinney to face FMQs after Programme of Government announcement
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John Swinney to face FMQs after Programme of Government announcement

How to audition to be the new Scottish voice of Lidl’s self-checkouts
Scotland

Lidl launches nationwide search for Scottish voice of new self-checkouts

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'A historic day': Starmer and Trump agree trade deal in telephone call
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'A historic day': Starmer and Trump agree trade deal in telephone call

‘Do not eat’: Giovanni Rana beef lasagne pulled from shelves as some packs filled with prawn and lobster
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'Do not eat': Beef lasagne pulled from shelves as some filled with prawns

Scots town named most affordable place for families to live in UK
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Scots town named most affordable place for families to live in UK