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Bank of England leaves interest rates unchanged ending run of 14 rises in a row

Interest rates left unchanged ending run of 14 rises in a row

Shona Robison leads FMQs as Humza Yousaf continues New York visit

Shona Robison leads FMQs as Humza Yousaf continues New York visit

Scottish councils find another £80m in bid to stop mass school strikes

Councils set to offer extra pay bump to stop mass school strikes

Mentally ill teenager died at Scottish hospital after drinking too much water

Mentally ill teenager died after drinking too much water

COSLA bosses to discuss last ditch pay offer in bid to avoid Scottish school strikes

Last ditch pay offer to be discussed in bid to avoid mass school strikes

Scottish Parliament votes to extend rent cap for up to six months

MSPs vote to extend Scotland's rent cap for up to six months

Scottish Government to consult on raising minimum alcohol price to 65p

Proposal to increase minimum alcohol unit price to 65p

Fife mothers speak out over ‘devastation’ felt after losing sons to suicide

Mothers speak out over 'devastation' after losing sons to suicide

Strong winds forecast as the Met Office issues yellow warning amid travel disruption and flooding

Yellow weather warning for wind amid flooding and traffic disruption

Workers to vote on strike at Bidfood firm supplying Subway and Five Guys

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Workers to vote on strike at food firm supplying Subway and Five Guys

Kate Forbes opens up about 'terror' felt during postnatal depression

Kate Forbes opens up about 'terror' felt during postnatal depression

Unions extend pay offer deadline as mass school strikes loom

Unions extend pay offer deadline as mass school strikes loom

Traffic chaos continues as heavy rain causes disruption for third day

Traffic chaos continues as heavy rain causes disruption for third day

Deadline looms for new pay offer to avert widespread school strikes

Deadline looms for new pay offer to avert widespread school strikes

Dates confirmed for cost of living payments being made this autumn

Dates confirmed for cost of living payments being made this autumn

Thousands of young people urged to claim forgotten £2,000 savings pots from Child Trust Funds, says HMRC

Thousands of young people urged to claim forgotten £2,000 savings pots

Unison tells MSPs that unions have ‘unprecedented’ mandate for upcoming Scottish school strikes

Unions have 'unprecedented' mandate for school strikes, MSPs told

Yellow weather warning for heavy rain amid flooding and travel disruption

Yellow weather warning for heavy rain amid flooding and travel disruption

New contract for one of country’s least reliable train operators

New contract for one of country’s least reliable train operators

Meter error left retired midwife paying ScottishPower for neighbour’s energy bills for six years

Meter error left retired midwife paying neighbour’s energy bills for six years

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