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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

School support staff experience the most abuse from pupils, says Unison

School support staff 'experience the most abuse from pupils'

Clients of failed solicitors firm McClure urge Police Scotland to probe ‘criminal activity’

Clients of failed solicitors firm urge police to probe 'criminal activity'

‘Final’ pay offer put to Scottish college staff in long-running EIS-Fela dispute

‘Final’ pay offer put to college staff in long-running dispute

Police Scotland chief constable calls for £128m from Scottish Government to recruit 1,100 more officers

Chief constable calls for £128m to recruit 1,100 more officers

Scots could win Christmas dinner turkey if they bowl three strikes in a row at Hollywood Bowl

Ten pin turkey: Bowlers offered chance to win Christmas dinner

Alistair Darling: The chancellor who led UK through financial crash

Alistair Darling: The chancellor who led UK through financial crash

Four Bank of Scotland branches set to close in 2024 amid shift away from in-person banking

Four Bank of Scotland branches to close amid high street banking shift

Alistair Darling former chancellor and Labour titan dies aged 70

Alistair Darling former chancellor and Labour titan dies aged 70

FMQs: Deputy first minister faces grilling after STV poll shows majority think Michael Matheson should quit

FMQs: Deputy FM faces grilling after Matheson resignation poll

Tribute to ‘true gentleman’ Lord James Douglas-Hamilton

Tribute to ‘true gentleman’ Lord James Douglas-Hamilton

Flexibility Works: Almost a third of Scots office workers not allowed hybrid working

Almost a third of office workers 'not allowed hybrid working'

First Minister Humza Yousaf warns ‘planet at tipping point’ as he attends COP28 in United Arab Emirates

Yousaf warns 'planet at tipping point' as he attends COP28 in UAE

Hundreds of Chivas Brothers whisky workers to go on strike during busy festive period

Hundreds of whisky workers to go on strike during busy festive period

Snow and ice warning amid plunging temperatures as minus 8C recorded

Snow and ice warning amid plunging temperatures as minus 8C recorded

Funding to tackle Scottish classroom violence amounts to ‘£360 per school’, EIS says

Funding to tackle classroom violence amounts to '£360 per school'

Plans to pardon thousands convicted of witchcraft in Scotland dropped

Plans to pardon thousands convicted of witchcraft in Scotland dropped

Alister Jack accuses SNP of wanting to create ‘economic migration border’

Jack accuses SNP of wanting to create ‘economic migration border’

Edinburgh man becomes first Scot to win European adventurer of the year after breaking two world records

Man becomes first Scot to win European Adventurer of the Year

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