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‘Martha’ in Baby Reindeer sues Netflix for $170 million

‘Real-life Martha’ in Baby Reindeer sues Netflix for £132 million

Prison suicide rate among highest in Europe in 2022, research shows

Prison suicide rate among highest in Europe in 2022, research shows

Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance launches nationwide appeal for donations as demand peaks over summer

Scotland’s air ambulance launches appeal as demand peaks over summer

Veterans reflect on D-Day beach landings 80 years since historic invasion

Veterans reflect on D-Day beach landings 80 years since historic invasion

More than 100 people fall ill in UK-wide E. coli outbreak linked to food

More than 100 people fall ill in UK-wide E. coli outbreak linked to food

Police Scotland sign deal for 10,500 body-worn cameras

Police Scotland sign deal for 10,500 body-worn cameras

D-Day veterans share memories of Normandy landings on 80th anniversary

D-Day veterans share memories of Normandy landings on 80th anniversary

Solicitor general apologises to families who have waited ‘too long’ for FAIs

Solicitor general apologises to families who have waited ‘too long’ for FAIs

Emergency release of prisoners will create ‘more victims’, Victim Support Scotland warns

Emergency release of prisoners will create 'more victims', charity warns

Teachers in Scotland vote unanimously to reject latest pay offer

Teachers in Scotland vote unanimously to reject latest pay offer

Scotland Euro 2024 squad including John McGinn recreated in 3D-printed chess set

Scotland Euro 2024 squad recreated in 3D-printed chess set

‘Colossus of Scottish journalism’ David Scott dies at the age of 83

'Colossus of Scottish journalism' David Scott dies at the age of 83

Scotland hit by snow in June weeks before summer solstice

Scotland hit by snow in June days before summer solstice

How many people in Scotland have applied for an XL Bully exemption certificate?

XL Bully owners urged to apply for exemption certificate before deadline

Noctilucent clouds: What are those colourful clouds and how can you see them?

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What are these 'alien clouds' and how can you see them?

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Education unions call for funding for additional support needs

Education unions call for funding for additional support needs

Summer bin strikes loom as Unite and GMB unions ballot cleansing staff for industrial action

Summer bin strikes loom as unions ballot workers for industrial action

Internet troll who threatened to kill JK Rowling and Rosie Duffield spared jail

Internet troll who threatened to kill JK Rowling and Rosie Duffield spared jail

Children urged to get vaccinated following whooping cough case increase

Children urged to get vaccinated following whooping cough case increase

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service staff forced to take second jobs amid budget cuts and employment crisis

Firefighters 'unable to respond to emergency calls' amid budget cuts

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