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Yousaf called police federation ‘a disgrace’ in frustrated message, Covid Inquiry told

Yousaf called police federation ‘a disgrace’ amid Covid pandemic

Call to take up measles vaccine after another lab-confirmed case in Scotland

Call to take up measles vaccine after another lab-confirmed case in Scotland

Two men admit extreme castration body modifications plot

Two men admit extreme castration body modifications plot

Why are Scotland's measles cases bucking the trend amid health warning?

Why are Scotland's measles cases bucking the trend amid health warning?

Scottish diplomat defies Vladimir Putin to toast Robert Burns at Kyiv event

Scottish diplomat defies Putin to toast Robert Burns at Kyiv event

Yousaf announces externally-led review into use of mobile messaging apps

Yousaf announces externally-led review into use of mobile messaging apps

Major train disruption between Edinburgh and Glasgow due to ‘critical’ safety works

Major train disruption between Edinburgh and Glasgow due to 'critical' work

Citizens must be trained for potential land war, warns Army chief

Citizens must be trained for potential land war, warns Army chief

Disabled man ‘prisoner at home for five years’ due to care failings

Disabled man ‘prisoner at home for five years’ due to care failings

Humza Yousaf to give evidence at UK Covid-19 Inquiry

Humza Yousaf to give evidence at UK Covid-19 Inquiry

‘Burns Night is the Scottish Christmas’: Poet’s birthday brings haggis boom

‘Burns Night is the Scottish Christmas’: Poet's birthday brings haggis boom

Scotland ‘leading the UK’ with record year for solar and heat pump installations in 2023

Record number of solar and heat pump systems installed in Scotland in 2023

More tourists visiting Scotland now than before pandemic spending over £1.6b

More tourists visiting Scotland now than before pandemic spending over £1.6b

Axed Robert Burns manuscript could have put career in jeopardy, says University of Glasgow scholar

Axed Robert Burns manuscript could have put career in jeopardy, says scholar

Scientists give evidence on Government's handling of Covid pandemic

Scientists give evidence on Government's handling of Covid pandemic

Public sector workers in Scotland begin four-day working week trial

Scottish Government launches four-day working week trial

Investment giant Abrdn confirms plans to cut around 500 jobs in bid to save £150m

Abrdn confirms plans to cut around 500 jobs in bid to save £150m

Fresh disruption brought about by Storm Jocelyn as trains remain suspended across Scotland

Thousands remain without power but rail services resume after Storm Jocelyn

New guide gives people with learning disabilities accessible scams advice

New guide gives people with learning disabilities accessible scams advice

Social protection only area seeing ‘rapid’ spending growth, analysis finds

Social protection only area seeing ‘rapid’ spending growth

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