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Edinburgh and Glasgow murals honour young player and football fan who died after sudden cardiac arrest

Murals honour young player and football fan who died after sudden cardiac arrest

Rise in spirits excise duty has cost Treasury more than £100m – whisky body

Calls made for new government to reverse increase on spirits duty

Six people rescued after Irish fishing trawler sinks off coast of Outer Hebrides

Six rescued after Irish fishing trawler sinks off coast of Scotland

Starmer: No referendum for Scotland or going back on gender reform bill

Starmer: No referendum for Scotland or going back on gender reform bill

SSPCA ‘alarmed’ at surge in animal rescues amid cost of living crisis

Charity 'alarmed' at surge in animal rescues amid cost of living crisis

Election Daily June 21: Keir Starmer rules out independence negotiations with SNP

Election Daily June 21: Keir Starmer rules out independence negotiations with SNP

Memories of whaling industry collected for archive

Memories of whaling industry collected for archive

First Minister John Swinney: Independence will make Scotland a ‘fairer, more equal country’

Swinney: 'Independence will make Scotland fairer and more equal'

Action on housing emergency condemned as building standards legislation delayed

Action on housing emergency condemned as building standards legislation delayed

Definition of woman in public boards Act dropped after court challenge

Definition of woman in public boards Act dropped after court challenge

Record high as 30 million trees planted in Scotland last year

Record high as 30 million trees planted in Scotland last year

Firefighters called to 40 deliberate fires every day last summer

Firefighters called to 40 deliberate fires every day last summer

Number of Ecoli cases in Scotland surges amid huge sandwich recall

Number of E.coli cases in Scotland surges amid huge sandwich recall

John Swinney offers ‘unreserved apology’ to NHS patients treated in hospital corridors

Swinney offers ‘unreserved apology’ to patients treated in hospital corridors

End to fossil fuels and wealth tax on top 1% at heart of Scottish Greens manifesto

End to fossil fuels and wealth tax on top 1% at heart of Greens manifesto

Aberdeen researchers believe nest study offers lifeline to under-threat UK capercaillie

Nest study offers lifeline to under-threat capercaillie, researchers say

Election Daily June 20: Scottish Greens launch manifesto with ‘transformative vision’ for climate

Election Daily June 20: Greens launch manifesto with ‘transformative vision’ for climate

Doctors call for action on air pollution in Scotland on Clean Air Day

Doctors issue call to tackle air pollution in Scotland on Clean Air Day

Summer solstice set to bring long-awaited heat spell for Scotland

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Summer solstice set to bring long-awaited heat spell for Scotland

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SNP manifesto: Winning majority would trigger independence negotiations

SNP manifesto: Winning majority would trigger independence negotiations

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