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Sean Batty insight: Parts of Scotland see warmest May on record despite heavy rainfall

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Parts of Scotland see warmest May on record despite heavy downpours

Sean Batty

Trio to travel across Europe to raise funds for My Name’5 Doddie Foundation

Trio to travel across Europe to raise funds for MND research

Environmental charity takes complaint about scampi to Competition and Markets Authority

Charity takes complaint about scampi to Competition and Markets Authority

More than 10,000 hectares of peatland restored in Scotland in a year

Record number of damaged peatlands restored in last year

'Sight Loss Councils' set up to improve accessibility

'Sight Loss Councils' set up to improve accessibility

Scientists using DNA barcoding to assess state of nature in Scotland

Scientists using DNA barcoding to assess state of nature in Scotland

College staff accept pay deal after nearly two years of industrial action, union says

College staff accept pay deal, union says

Survey reveals Scots want public bodies to ‘step up action’ to boost beaver population

Scots want public bodies to 'step up action' to boost beaver population

Election candidates urged to back end of vape marketing aimed at young people

Election candidates urged to back end of vape marketing aimed at young people

Research reveals challenges facing Scots living with aphasia

Research reveals challenges facing Scots living with aphasia

Long-running Covid probe exhausts burnt out care home staff and bereaved families

Long-running Covid probe exhausts burnt out care home staff and bereaved families

Iconic Scottish Plain loaves of Mothers Pride disappear from supermarket shelves amid packaging issue

Why has Mothers Pride disappeared from supermarket shelves?

Wrongly convicted Post Office Horizon victims to be exonerated after Bill passed by Scottish Government

Wrongly convicted Horizon victims in Scotland to be exonerated

CalMac contract extended as Government continues to consider direct award

CalMac contract extended as Government continues to consider direct award

Canada-based Ferguson Marine boss has costs paid to travel to Clyde yard, MSPs told

Canada-based ferry boss has costs paid to travel to Clyde yard, MSPs told

John Swinney apologises to patients as NHS waiting list grows

Swinney apologises to patients as NHS waiting list grows

Why are Scottish councils clamping down on sky lanterns and helium balloons?

Why are councils clamping down on sky lanterns and helium balloons?

Victims to be notified ahead of emergency release of over 500 prisoners

Victims to be notified ahead of emergency release of over 500 prisoners

‘Do not travel’ alert issued after freight train derails between England and Scotland

'Do not travel’ alert issued after freight train derails

Fears businesses 'will suffer' as low emission zones come into force

Fears businesses 'will suffer' as low emission zones come into force

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