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January set to see temperatures dip as cold start to 2024 expected

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January set to see temperatures dip as cold start to 2024 expected

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Chocolate haggis launched by Scottish butcher Simon Howie hits shelves ahead of Burns Night

Butcher launches 'world's first' chocolate haggis ahead of Burns Night

Assaults at school lead to big rise in teacher compensation claims, union says

Assaults at school lead to big rise in teacher compensation claims, union says

Almost two million bank and agency NHS shifts advertised last year

Almost two million bank and agency NHS shifts advertised last year

There is enough support for general principle of Assisted Dying Bill – Liam McArthur MSP

There is enough support for general principle of Assisted Dying Bill - MSP

Calls for modernised criminal tagging after ‘concerning’ breaches

Calls for modernised criminal tagging after ‘concerning’ breaches

Scottish ambulance staff receive over 2,000 calls in 12 hours on Hogmanay

Ambulance staff receive over 2,000 calls in 12 hours on Hogmanay

First baby of 2024 in Scotland born two minutes into new year in Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy

First baby of 2024 in Scotland born two minutes after bells

Salmond government feared prisoners could sue for overcrowding, papers show

Salmond government feared prisoners could sue for overcrowding, papers show

Smoo Cave: Have you been to this hidden wonder?

'Smoo Cave': Have you been to this hidden wonder?

Scots caught flytipping now face on-the-spot fines of £500

Scots caught flytipping now face on-the-spot fines of £500

Scotland brings in 2024 with night of fireworks and music

Scotland brings in 2024 with night of fireworks and music

Public services in Scotland under ‘attack’ from ministers, union leader says

Public services in Scotland under ‘attack’ from ministers, union leader says

Labour attack Government’s ‘legacy of failure’ on flood prevention in Scotland

Labour attack Government’s ‘legacy of failure’ on flood prevention in Scotland

UK economy left on ‘knife edge’ as rate hike torrent takes its toll

UK economy left on ‘knife edge’ as rate hike torrent takes its toll

Yousaf highlights ‘unimaginable suffering’ of people caught up in conflict

Yousaf highlights ‘unimaginable suffering’ of people caught up in conflict

Almost 90,000 police days lost due to mental health absences, figures show

Almost 90,000 police days lost due to mental health absences, figures show

Tories demand solutions to ‘catastrophic’ waiting times in A&E

Tories demand solutions to ‘catastrophic’ waiting times in A&E

Do not fall behind with council tax payments, Citizens Advice Scotland warns

Do not fall behind with council tax payments, charity warns

ScotRail spent £330,000 on taxis in 18 months when trains cancelled

ScotRail spent £330,000 on taxis in 18 months when trains cancelled

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