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Food Standards Agency warn shoppers not to buy fake Wonka and Prime-branded chocolate bars

Warning issued to shoppers over fake Wonka and Prime chocolate bars

Irn-Bru launch ‘feasting trousers’ to raise funds for Age Scotland over Christmas period

Irn-Bru launch 'feasting trousers' to raise funds for elderly at Christmas

Scotland weather: ‘Ice rink Monday’ travel warning after UK Met Office weather warning and -7C temperatures

'Ice rink Monday' warning as snow alert continues following -7C weather

Cosla warns of bankruptcy ‘risk’ in funding plea ahead of Scottish Budget

Cosla warns of bankruptcy ‘risk’ in funding plea ahead of Scottish Budget

Gifting Christmas puppies 'could fund organised criminal networks'

Gifting Christmas puppies 'could fund organised criminal networks'

Anabolic steroids: Social media ‘fuelling rise’ in Scots taking image and performance-enhancing drugs

The dark side of fitness: Social media 'fuelling steroid use' among men

Fresh snow and ice alert as temperatures plunge below -12C

Fresh snow and ice alert as temperatures plunge below -12C

Energy saving tips: Five ways to cut costs this winter

Energy saving tips: Five ways to cut costs this winter

Drugs worth millions of pounds seized in Scotland as serious organised crime disruption continues

Drugs worth millions of pounds seized amid ongoing police raids

Specialist pilot clinic at Forth Valley Hospital ‘gamechanger’ for women with rare SCAD heart condition

Specialist clinic 'gamechanger' for women with rare heart condition

Glasgow Airport suspends all flights amid snow and ice alert over Scotland

Snow and ice cause disruption to roads, rail and flights across Scotland

Scottish sextortion victims urged to report incidents to police as crime ‘on the rise’

Sextortion 'on the rise' as police urge victims to come forward

SNP president Michael Russell announces resignation

SNP president Michael Russell announces resignation

Lighthouse staff agree pay rise of up to 15% after strike action

Lighthouse staff agree pay rise of up to 15% after strike action

John Byrne: Gifted artist and writer weaved lasting cultural legacy

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John Byrne: Gifted artist and writer weaved lasting cultural legacy

Snow alert for Glasgow and the west amid plunging temperatures and ice

Snow alert for Glasgow and the west amid plunging temperatures and ice

Slab Boys and Tutti Frutti writer and artist John Byrne dies aged 83

Slab Boys and Tutti Frutti writer and artist John Byrne dies aged 83

Leading doctor warns GPs ‘running on empty’ in urgent funding call to ministers

Top doctor warns GPs ‘running on empty’ in urgent funding call to ministers

Shops see footfall decrease by 0.9% in November

Shops see footfall decrease by 0.9% in November

Aslef train strikes: Trains between Glasgow and London cancelled amid strike action

Rail passengers face disruption on cross-border services amid strikes

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