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Could Scotland be the first country in the world to develop male contraceptive pill?

Could Scotland be first country to develop male contraceptive pill?

Permanent and temporary staff recruitment fell in January, report finds

Permanent and temporary staff recruitment fell in January, report finds

Watchdog to investigate death of fifth man at Kirkcaldy police station since 2015

Watchdog to investigate death of fifth man at police station since 2015

Humza Yousaf hopes ministers’ discussion of mental health will help end stigma

Yousaf hopes ministers’ discussion of mental health will help end stigma

Douglas Ross: Tories could end SNP obsession with Scottish independence at next election

Ross: Tories could end SNP obsession with independence at next election

First Minister admits Scottish Government ‘has to go further’ to keep The Promise made to those in care

First Minister admits government 'has to go further' to keep The Promise

Ipsos poll: SNP lead shrinks as Labour narrows gap

SNP lead shrinks as Labour narrows gap - Ipsos/STV poll

Watch live: Rishi Sunak faces PMQs amid criticism over £1,000 Rwanda Piers Morgan bet

Sunak faces PMQs amid criticism over £1,000 Rwanda Piers Morgan bet

Fugitive 'who faked death' appears in US court and contests identity

Fugitive 'who faked death' appears in US court and contests identity

How to protect yourself from seagull dive bombing? Use an umbrella, say NatureScot experts

Public told to use umbrellas to shield from dive bombing seagulls

Beano launches hunt for Britain’s funniest children and teacher

Beano launches hunt for Britain’s funniest children and teacher

Travel disruption amid severe snow and ice warning across Scotland

Travel disruption amid severe snow and ice warning across Scotland

Economic outlook more optimistic after ‘stuttering’ year in 2023, experts say

Economic outlook more optimistic after ‘stuttering’ year in 2023, experts say

Most nurses have considered leaving profession due to costs crisis, Royal College of Nursing survey shows

Most nurses have considered leaving profession due to costs crisis – survey

Scotland’s judge-only rape trials an ‘experiment with people’s lives’, MSPs warned

Judge-only rape trials an ‘experiment with people’s lives’, MSPs warned

Scotland’s drugs and alcohol minister Elena Whitham resigns over ‘post-traumatic stress’

Drugs and alcohol minister resigns due to 'post-traumatic stress'

Scottish Government announces new hub to help sex workers leave industry

Scottish Government announces hub to help sex workers leave industry

Police Scotland referred to watchdog over deaths of six people in two months

Police Scotland referred to watchdog over deaths of six people in two months

Travel disruption expected as snow and ice to freeze Scotland

Travel disruption expected as snow and ice to freeze Scotland

Police officer numbers in Scotland reach lowest level since 2008

Police officer numbers in Scotland reach lowest level since 2008

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