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NHS board warns patients of further data leak two weeks after cyber attack
Scotland

NHS board warns patients of further data leak after cyber attack

Humza Yousaf: A vote for the Scottish Greens at UK general election is a ‘wasted’ vote
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Humza Yousaf: A vote for the Greens is a 'wasted' vote

Scottish minister condemns ‘offensive’ Swastika post made by father
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Scottish minister condemns ‘offensive’ Swastika post made by father

Police Scotland’s Hate Monster campaign ‘doesn’t appeal to me’, says justice secretary Angela Constance
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Hate Monster campaign 'doesn't appeal to me', says justice secretary

Scottish retail sales grow for first time since June
Scotland

Scottish retail sales grow for first time since June

Heavy rain batters Scotland as new weather warnings come into force
Scotland

Heavy rain batters Scotland as new weather warnings come into force

Police federation boss warns officer number cuts in Scotland ‘could see increase in organised crime’
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Drop in officer numbers 'could see increase in organised crime'

‘People making hate crime complaints for political points’, says Scottish Police Federation chair
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'People making hate crime complaints for political points'

Scotland’s hen harrier population rising despite ‘illegal killings’, RSPB survey finds
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Scotland

Scotland's hen harrier population rising despite 'illegal killings'

Hundreds of jobs lost as 15 Ted Baker stores to close across UK
Scotland

Hundreds of jobs lost as 15 Ted Baker stores to close across UK

Where and when will the solar eclipse be visible in Scotland?
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Where and when will the solar eclipse be visible in Scotland?

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Vet practices across UK disrupted in major cyber attack
Scotland

Vet practices across Scotland disrupted in major cyber attack

Nicky Campbell: Scottish child abuse inquiry should recommend support for survivors
Scotland

Inquiry should recommend support for abuse survivors, says Nicky Campbell

New Scottish child disability benefit ‘less traumatic’ for families
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New child disability benefit ‘less traumatic’ for families

Scottish job vacancies down in March amid eight months of decline
Scotland

Job vacancies down in March amid eight months of decline

Rare copy of Oor Wullie annual expected to sell for thousands at auction
Scotland

Rare copy of Oor Wullie annual expected to sell for thousands at auction

Ministers ‘putting headlines before health’ amid NHS spin doctor costs, says Scottish Labour
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Ministers ‘putting headlines before health’ amid spin doctor costs

Met Office yellow weather wind warning across Scotland as SEPA announces dozens of flood alerts
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Scotland

Flood alerts in place ahead of new yellow weather warning

Screenings for fatal aneurysms down from pre-pandemic levels
Scotland

Screenings for fatal aneurysms down from pre-pandemic levels

Senior cops show off dance moves to raise money for brain charity
Scotland

Senior cops show off dance moves to raise money for brain charity

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Assisted Dying Bill passed in first step towards legalisation in Scotland
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Assisted Dying Bill passed in first step towards legalisation in Scotland 

Royal College of Psychiatrists pulls support for assisted dying bill
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Royal College of Psychiatrists pulls support for assisted dying bill

STV to air first-ever Coronation Street and Emmerdale crossover episode
Entertainment

STV to air first-ever Coronation Street and Emmerdale crossover episode

Lorraine Kelly confirms return to TV after surgery
Entertainment

Lorraine Kelly confirms return to TV after surgery

Civil service jobs to move to Scotland as part of UK Government shake-up
Scotland

Hundreds of civil service jobs to move to Scotland in UK Government shake-up

Social media platforms ‘failing to protect girls from harm at every stage’, NSPCC report finds
UK & International

Social media platforms 'failing to protect girls from harm at every stage'

Working long hours may alter brain structure, research suggests
UK & International

Working long hours may alter brain structure, research suggests

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Bricks produced in Scotland approved for use in construction projects
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Edinburgh & East

Bricks produced from recycled materials approved for use in construction jobs

From Errol to Ukraine: Charity celebrates 100 lorries of aid to conflict zone
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Charity celebrates sending 100 lorries of aid to Ukraine

‘GTA Paisley’: Developer turning hometown into mystery-solving game
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'GTA Paisley': Developer turning hometown into mystery-solving game

North Sea offshore helicopters reaches milestone with 1,000 taskings
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North East & Tayside

Offshore helicopter crew reaches milestone with 1,000 taskings

Artist creates miniature replicas of Edinburgh’s pubs
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Edinburgh & East

Artist creates miniature replicas of Edinburgh's pubs

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What do Keir Starmer’s immigration changes mean for Scotland? 
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What do Keir Starmer's immigration changes mean for Scotland? 

‘I’m delighted I could be able to choose my own death’
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Highlands & Islands

'I’m delighted I could be able to choose my own death'

MSP pledges to ‘keep fighting’ after assisted dying vote
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MSP pledges to 'keep fighting' after assisted dying vote

MSP says her mother starved herself to death after terminal cancer diagnosis
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MSP says her mother starved herself to death after terminal cancer diagnosis

People in Glasgow say safe drug consumption room has caused rise in crime
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Glasgow & West

'Streets are a dumping ground due to drug consumption room'

Years late CalMac ferry delayed for another six months as costs soar by £35m
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Scotland

CalMac ferry delayed for another six months as costs soar by £35m

Housebuilding plummets by nearly 4,000 in a year, figures show
Scotland

Housebuilding plummets by nearly 4,000 in a year, figures show

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How can I protect myself from Marks and Spencer cyber attack?
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Spar chicken pulled from shelves over fears it could cause meningitis
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'Do not eat': Chicken pulled from shelves over fears it could cause meningitis

Outer space recreated in Glasgow basement in bid to help future missions
Glasgow & West

Outer space recreated in Glasgow basement in bid to help future missions