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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

Power now restored to all homes in Scotland affected by Storm Gerrit

Power now restored to all homes in Scotland affected by Storm Gerrit

Travel chaos continues as heavy snow blasts through Scotland amid Met Office weather warning

Travel chaos continues as heavy snow blasts through Scotland

Hogmanay steak pie remains a New Year tradition among Scots, survey shows

Hogmanay steak pie remains a favourite New Year tradition among Scots

Hogmanay and New Year’s Day supermarket opening times in Scotland including Tesco, Aldi and Asda

What are the big supermarket opening hours on New Year's Day?

Knighthood for Alexander McCall Smith among honours bestowed on Scots

Knighthood for Alexander McCall Smith among honours bestowed on Scots

Person dies in Scotland following E. coli outbreak linked to Mrs Kirkham’s Lancashire Cheese

Person dies in Scotland following cheese-linked E. coli outbreak

Scots urged to stay safe while bringing in the bells

Scots urged to stay safe while bringing in the bells

Travel misery to continue as plummeting temperatures to bring more snow

Travel misery to continue as plummeting temperatures to bring more snow

Police urge bike riders to sign up to Bike Register Database to help recover lost or stolen bicycles

New app helps reunite bike owners with their stolen cycles

EIS teaching union vows to ‘press on’ with campaign for more education funding in Scotland after Budget

Teaching union vows to ‘press on’ with campaign for more funding

Hundreds of homes in Scotland without power for second night as Storm Gerrit clean up under way

Second night without power for hundreds as Storm Gerrit clean up under way

Power restored to more than 46,000 properties after Storm Gerrit

Power restored to more than 46,000 properties after Storm Gerrit

Thousands face another night with no power as Storm Gerrit wreaks havoc

Thousands face another night with no power as Storm Gerrit wreaks havoc

Fluorinated gas leak among incidents that saw watchdog issue £85,000 in fines

Fluorinated gas leak among incidents that saw watchdog issue £85,000 in fines

Mental health commission set up by Scottish Government to support LGBT youth

Scottish Government sets up mental health commission to support LGBT youth

Kids staying in temporary housing for nearly 1,500 days in some councils

Kids staying in temporary housing for nearly 1,500 days in some councils

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