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Storm Pia: Snow and ice alert as 80mph winds cause chaos across Scotland

Storm Pia: Snow and ice alert as 80mph winds cause chaos across Scotland

Water regulator boss quits over ‘unacceptable’ spending on £100 gift cards and £77,000 Harvard course

Water regulator boss quits over 'unacceptable' gift card and course purchases

Stunning iridescent ‘rainbow clouds’ spotted in Scotland’s skies

Stunning iridescent 'rainbow clouds' spotted in Scotland's skies

ScotRail train fares to increase by nearly 9%, Scottish Government confirms

ScotRail train fares to increase by nearly 9%

Police Scotland to roll out officer body-worn cameras next summer

Police Scotland to roll out officer body-worn cameras next summer

Scottish Government ditches plan to appeal UK gender reform block

Scottish Government ditches plan to appeal UK gender reform block

Scottish Water regulator used public cash for £100 gift cards and chief’s £77,000 Harvard course

Senior officials used public cash for £100 gift cards and £77,000 Harvard course

Full list of benefit payment dates for Christmas and New Year as Scots urged to budget ‘accordingly’

Scots urged to 'budget accordingly' as benefit payment date changes

Widespread travel disruption as storm with 80mph gusts set to hit Scotland from midnight on Wednesday

Widespread travel disruption as storm with 80mph gusts set to hit Scotland

What do tax changes in Scotland mean for you?

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What do tax changes in Scotland mean for you?

Robison vows ‘robust’ defence of parliament after gender reform appeal scrapped

Robison vows ‘robust’ defence of parliament after gender reform appeal scrapped

UK miners convicted during 1984-85 strike should be pardoned, says MP

Miners convicted during 1984-85 strike should be pardoned, says MP

New income tax band for higher earners in Scotland in bid to curb cuts

New income tax band for higher earners in Scotland in bid to curb cuts

Top ten birds to spot during winter walks over the festive season from robins to pink-footed geese

How to spot unusual birds during your wintry walks this festive season

Scottish Government to announce decision on gender appeal after court defeat

Scottish Government to announce decision on gender appeal after court defeat

Former Police Scotland chief to take up children’s charity ambassador role

Former Police Scotland chief to take up children’s charity ambassador role

Cuts and tax rises: How will Scottish Government plug £1.5bn black hole?

Cuts and tax rises: How will Scottish Government plug £1.5bn black hole?

Buying fake perfume and cosmetics ‘not a victimless crime’, experts warn

Buying fake perfume and cosmetics 'not a victimless crime', experts warn

Memorial service to be held for former chancellor Alistair Darling at St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral in Edinburgh

JK Rowling and Tony Blair among mourners at Alistair Darling service

Scottish climate changing faster than expected, new research says

Scottish climate changing faster than expected, new research says

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