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Boost for tourism as Scottish attractions pull in more than 48m visitors

Boost for tourism as Scottish attractions pull in more than 48m visitors

Greens should be kicked out of Scottish Government, Tory deputy leader to say

Greens should be kicked out of Scottish Government, Tory deputy leader to say

Almost one third of Scottish households in fuel poverty, study shows

Almost one third of Scottish households in fuel poverty, study shows

National Care Service Bill passes first stage at Holyrood

National Care Service Bill passes first stage at Holyrood

Scottish Government urges striking unions and college bosses to get back round table

Minister urges striking unions and college bosses to get back round table

SQA staff walk out on second day of industrial action in Unite dispute over pay

SQA staff walk out on second day of industrial action over pay

Scotland ranked 'safest place to survive a zombie apocalypse'

Scotland ranked 'safest place to survive a zombie apocalypse'

The Body Shop to axe eight Scots stores as almost 500 jobs to be lost

The Body Shop to axe eight Scots stores as almost 500 jobs to be lost

Humza Yousaf ‘seriously considering’ public inquiry into Police Scotland handling of Emma Caldwell murder

Yousaf 'seriously considering' public inquiry into Emma Caldwell murder

Humza Yousaf faces FMQs as more councils could defy council tax freeze

Humza Yousaf faces FMQs as more councils could defy council tax freeze

Regulator announces crackdown on vape ads across social media

Regulator announces crackdown on vape ads across social media

Ministers told to ‘massively accelerate’ move away from oil and gas boilers

Ministers told to ‘massively accelerate’ move away from oil and gas boilers

Report on cladding Bill finds only two out of 105 buildings have had work done

Report on cladding Bill finds only two out of 105 buildings have had work done

MSPs urged to ‘press destruct’ on National Care Service as initial vote looms

MSPs urged to ‘press destruct’ on National Care Service as initial vote looms

Some pupils with autism have to ‘fail’ before support given, MSPs told

Some pupils with autism have to ‘fail’ before support given, MSPs told

Scottish rape victims to be given court transcripts for free in UK first

Scottish rape victims to be given court transcripts for free in UK first

New direct train service between Glasgow and London proposed due to ‘significant’ demand

New direct train service between Glasgow and London proposed

Crisps and fizzy drinks could be banned from meal deals in Scottish Government junk food crack down

Crisps and fizzy drinks could be banned from meal deals in junk food crack down

Two-thirds of Scots cutting back on spending, survey suggests

Two-thirds of Scots cutting back on spending, survey suggests

Humza Yousaf urges Jeremy Hunt to tackle child poverty in Budget

Humza Yousaf urges Jeremy Hunt to tackle child poverty in Budget

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