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Scotland’s prison system reaches its highest population since start of coronavirus pandemic

'Scotland's prison population is abnormally high and it will get more challenging'

Faces and Voices of Recovery call for Scotland to adopt UK procedure for sudden death investigations

Scotland urged to adopt UK procedure for sudden death investigations

Multiple cancellations on CalMac ferry services due to ‘adverse’ weather conditions

Multiple cancellations to ferry services amid 'adverse' weather

Neil Bibby: New rules for pubs and landlords in Scotland will increase choice and offer fairer deal

'New deal for Scots pubs will see more options for consumers at the bar'

Haley Bouma: What is it like to present a STV News lunchtime bulletin?

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What is it really like presenting a STV News lunchtime bulletin?

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ScotRail to donate or recycle bikes abandoned on rail network

ScotRail to donate or recycle bikes abandoned on rail network

UK Government urged to allow more Palestinians to join family in Scotland

UK Government urged to allow more Palestinians to join family in Scotland

Anas Sarwar: 'The existence of the NHS is under threat from the SNP'

Anas Sarwar: 'The existence of the NHS is under threat from the SNP'

More than half of Scottish councils see rise in sewage dumps, Lib Dem figures show

More than half of Scottish councils see rise in sewage dumps

The RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch results revealed for 2024

The RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch results revealed for 2024

Private rent rises across the board in Scotland, figures show

Private rent rises across the board in Scotland, figures show

More foreign nationals registered to vote in Scotland than ever before

More foreign nationals registered to vote in Scotland than ever before

Revolution Bars Group could close 18 sites across the UK in overhaul amid financial issues

Revolution Bars could close 18 sites in overhaul amid financial issues

Doddie Weir would have been so proud of raising £5m, says ex-Scotland captain Rob Wainwright

Doddie Weir would be so proud of raising £5m, says ex-Scotland captain

Scottish Government ‘must do more to engage public on climate change’

Scottish Government 'must do more to engage public on climate change'

Frontline Police Scotland officers feel unsafe because of staffing – watchdog

Frontline Police Scotland officers feel unsafe because of staffing – watchdog

Has coercive control legislation made a difference in Scotland?

Has coercive control legislation made a difference in Scotland?

Coercive control: 'I didn't know when he would next erupt - it was soul-destroying'

Coercive control: 'I didn't know when he would next erupt - it was soul-destroying'

Danish homeware chain Søstrene Grene to open three new Scots stores

Muslims celebrating Eid mark the end of Ramadan in Scotland and across the world

Muslims celebrating Eid mark the end of Ramadan

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