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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?

Sean Batty

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

End routine strip-searching of female prisoners, says head of Scotland’s inspectorate

End routine strip-searching of female prisoners, says inspector

Cancer services in Scotland ‘going badly wrong’ as treatment target missed, MSPs warned

Cancer services ‘going badly wrong’ as treatment target missed, MSPs warned

Voters urged to register and check ID ahead of General Election

Voters urged to register and check ID ahead of General Election

Retailers hoping for summer boost after mediocre May, industry body SRC says

Retailers hoping for summer boost after ‘mediocre May'

Patients treated in hospital corridors branded 'national emergency'

Patients treated in hospital corridors branded 'national emergency'

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

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