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Scotland weather: Met Office warning for thunderstorms to come into force as good weather ends

Yellow warning for thunderstorms to come into force as good weather ends

Human remains found near Carlisle confirmed to be missing ‘murdered’ man from Scotland

Human remains confirmed to be missing 'murdered' Scot

‘New chapter’ for SNP with ‘hope and optimism at its heart’, says John Swinney

'New chapter' for SNP with 'hope and optimism at its heart', says Swinney

Extreme wildfire warnings in place across parts of Scotland

Extreme wildfire warnings in place across parts of Scotland

Northern Lights: Can I see aurora borealis tonight in Scotland?

Northern Lights to be visible for a second night after stunning display

Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome: ‘I struggle to leave the house due to chronic daily body pain’

'I struggle to leave the house due to chronic daily body pain'

Council workers threaten to strike if improved pay offer not received

Council workers threaten to strike if improved pay offer not received

Northern Lights to be 'especially' visible in Scotland this weekend

Northern Lights to be 'especially' visible in Scotland this weekend

Mosquitoes found in Scotland pose future risk of disease amid climate change, experts warn

Mosquitoes found in Scotland 'could pose future risk of disease'

Kate Forbes officially sworn in as Scotland’s deputy first minister as she takes oath in Gaelic

Kate Forbes takes oath in Gaelic as she is sworn in as deputy first minister

Scotland set to be hotter than Barcelona this weekend as temperatures reach 24C

Scotland set to be hotter than Barcelona as temperatures reach 24C

Independence for Scotland can be delivered within five years, says John Swinney

Independence can be delivered within five years, says John Swinney

Swinney to chair first Cabinet meeting since becoming First Minister

Swinney to chair first Cabinet meeting since becoming First Minister

NASUWT: Teachers’ union calls for government action to tackle violence in schools

Teachers' union calls for government action to tackle violence in schools

Meet the people struggling to survive in Scotland’s embattled social care sector

The workers struggling to survive in Scotland's embattled social care sector

John Swinney: Scottish independence is the solution to the cost of living crisis ‘created by Westminster’

Independence the solution to cost of living crisis, says John Swinney

Kate Forbes voted through in Holyrood as Scotland’s deputy first minister

Kate Forbes voted through by MSPs as Scotland's deputy first minister

Scots hotel worker and website mastermind jailed for ‘eunuch making’ scheme

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Scots hotel worker and website mastermind jailed for 'eunuch making' scheme

Kate Forbes in Government takes Scotland back to 1950s, says Greens leader Patrick Harvie

Kate Forbes in Government takes Scotland back to 1950s, says Patrick Harvie

John Swinney facing inaugural First Minister’s Questions at Scottish Parliament

John Swinney faces inaugural First Minister's Questions

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