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Rise in number of workers in civil service and public bodies, figures show

Rise in number of workers in civil service and public bodies, figures show

Women teachers more likely to be attacked by pupils than male colleagues, says union

Women teachers more likely to be attacked by pupils than male colleagues, says union

Almost half of Scots worried about energy bills as price cap rises, poll finds

Almost half of Scots worried about energy bills as price cap rises, poll finds

Tenants brace for skyrocketing rent increases as temporary cap scrapped

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Tenants brace for skyrocketing rent increases as temporary cap scrapped

Tories: Scottish Government has ‘broken’ promise to improve GP services

Tories: Scottish Government has 'broken' promise to improve GP services

Measles cases on the rise in Scotland amid drop in vaccination uptake

Measles cases on the rise in Scotland amid drop in vaccination uptake

‘It felt like vertigo’: Scot living in Bangkok felt tremors as deadly earthquake kills hundreds

'It felt like vertigo': Scot in Bangkok describes deadly earthquake which killed hundreds

Chelsea owner Boehly considering deal to buy Scotsman publisher National World

Chelsea owner Boehly considering deal to buy Scotsman publisher National World

Scottish Conservative councillor Poppy Corbett latest to join Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party

Scottish Tory councillor latest to join Nigel Farage's Reform party

Scot in Bangkok says ‘blood rushed to his head’ as earthquake struck

Scot in Bangkok says ‘blood rushed to his head’ as earthquake struck

Tens of thousands of Scottish council workers back strikes over pay dispute with COSLA

Tens of thousands of council workers back strikes over pay dispute

Will cloud obscure Scotland’s view of the solar eclipse on Saturday?

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Will cloud obscure Scotland's view of the solar eclipse on Saturday?

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Isle of Mull Hebridean Blue Cheese recalled over fears it may cause rare kidney disease

Hebridean Blue Cheese recalled over fears it may cause rare kidney disease

Defence spending means more jobs for Scotland, says foreign secretary

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Defence spending means more jobs for Scotland, says foreign secretary

Residents being ‘cut off’ as East Lothian bus routes axed

Edinburgh & East

Residents being 'cut off' as East Lothian bus routes axed

Around 2,000 jobs at Sky at risk amid call centre shake-up as Dunfermline centre affected

Sky to cut thousands of jobs in call centre shake-up

Scotland generated record amount of renewable electricity in 2024

Scotland generated record amount of renewable electricity in 2024

John Swinney ‘deeply concerned’ about Edinburgh gang violence

Edinburgh & East

First Minister 'deeply concerned' by Edinburgh gang violence

John Swinney says eradicating child poverty ‘will become more challenging’ after UK Spring Statement

Swinney: 'Eradicating child poverty will become more challenging due to Spring Statement'

Interim targets to reduce child poverty in Scotland missed, figures show

Interim targets to reduce child poverty in Scotland missed

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