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Anti-vax sentiment in Scotland affecting child vaccine uptake, Public Health Scotland survey suggests

Anti-vax sentiment in Scotland 'affecting child vaccine uptake'

‘Most Scots don’t trust Scottish Government to work in their best interest’

'Most Scots don't trust Scottish Government to work in their best interest'

Scotland first in UK to bring UN children’s rights charter into law

Scotland first in UK to bring UN children's rights charter into law

Heavy showers hit Scotland as Met Office yellow weather warning for rain comes into force

Heavy showers hit Scotland as yellow rain warning comes into force

Helpline’s referrals over children left home alone concerns double

Helpline’s referrals over children left home alone concerns double

Heavy downpours and disruption expected amid yellow weather warning in Scotland

Heavy downpours and disruption expected amid yellow weather warning

St Swithin's Day: Will we have rain for the next 40 days?

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St Swithin's Day: Will we have rain for the next 40 days?

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Rapist James Kelly who abused six women and struck one with golf club jailed for ten years

Rapist who abused six women and struck one with golf club jailed

Scottish minister denies affordable housing projects abandoned due to budget cuts

Minister denies affordable housing projects abandoned due to budget cuts

Child benefit cap must be scrapped at King’s Speech, SNP tells Labour

Child benefit cap must be scrapped at King’s Speech, SNP tells Labour

Summer strikes at Glasgow and Aberdeen airports called off

Summer strikes at two Scottish airports called off

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland see boom in manufacturing jobs while posts in England fall

Manufacturing jobs in Scotland grow by 10,000 in a year

Game changing collaboration in Scotland will help find a cure for brain tumours

Game changing collaboration in Scotland will help find a cure for brain tumours

Cherry rules out Holyrood run unless SNP ‘faces up to’ misogyny

Cherry rules out Holyrood run unless SNP ‘faces up to’ misogyny

Market reforms could give Scots cheapest energy in Europe, says Octopus boss

Market reforms could give Scots cheapest energy in Europe, says Octopus boss

Travis say ‘friendship’ has kept band together after secret set at TRNSMT

Travis say ‘friendship’ has kept band together after secret set at TRNSMT

Craig David says bagpipes could feature in his next song after surprise Glasgow TRNSMT performance

Craig David says bagpipes could feature in his next song

UK and Scottish governments to fund £1.6m report into Grangemouth's future

UK and Scottish governments to fund £1.6m report into Grangemouth's future

What happens when an Englishman walks into a Glasgow tapas bar ahead of the Euros final?

What happens when an Englishman walks into a tapas bar ahead of the Euros final?

More than 1,800 jobs at risk as Carpetright set for administration

More than 1,800 jobs at risk as Carpetright set for administration

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