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NSPCC: Quarter of adults have had concerns over whether a child is facing abuse, study shows

Quarter of adults have had concerns a child may be facing abuse, study shows

Surge in use of compulsory treatment orders sparks concern across Scotland

Surge in use of compulsory treatment orders sparks concern

Record number of flood alerts and warnings sent by Sepa since September following storms

Record number of flood alerts and warnings sent by Sepa since September

Why your council tax could rise despite Scottish Government pledge to freeze it

Why your council tax could rise despite Scottish Government pledge to freeze it

Homebuilders investigated over ‘sharing information which could influence prices’

Homebuilders investigated over 'sharing information which could influence prices'

Shona Robison insists Scottish Government isn’t punishing councils for raising tax

Shona Robison insists councils are not being punished for raising tax

Proposed cuts to housing budget ‘worst possible decision at worst possible time’

Proposed cuts to housing budget ‘worst possible decision at worst possible time’

Thousands more Scots eligible to claim prepaid cards for food

Thousands more Scots eligible to claim prepaid cards for food

Yousaf criticises Labour ahead of pro-EU campaign event

Yousaf criticises Labour ahead of pro-EU campaign event

Scottish Labour attacks SNP in row over cervical cancer screening

Scottish Labour attacks SNP in row over cervical cancer screening

Farm animals worth £123,000 severely injured or killed by dogs, figures reveal

Farm animals worth £123,000 severely injured or killed by dogs, figures reveal

Warning over 'huge gap' between incomes and cost of raising a child

Warning over 'huge gap' between incomes and cost of raising a child

Thousands of pensioners urged to check eligibility for extra £299 cost of living payment

Pensioners urged to check eligibility for extra cost of living payment

Scottish economy secretary Mairi McAllan announces pregnancy

Scottish economy secretary Mairi McAllan expecting first child

Ukrainians in Scotland speak out on second anniversary of Russian invasion as conflict enters third year

Ukrainians 'will never give up fighting' as war enters third year

First Minister Humza Yousaf affirms Scotland’s ‘steadfast support’ for Ukraine two years on from invasion

FM affirms 'steadfast support' for Ukraine two years on from invasion

Scots urged to act now on bills after Ofgem announces price cap to drop by 12.3 per cent in April

Scots urged to act now on bills after Ofgem price cap announcement

What do tax changes in Scotland mean for you?

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What do tax changes in Scotland mean for you?

When will single-use disposable vapes be banned in Scotland?

When will single-use disposable vapes be banned in Scotland?

Scottish SPCA website issues ‘not due to influx of pets’ amid XL bully ban

Scottish SPCA website issues 'not due to influx of pets' amid XL bully ban

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