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Energy bills to fall after Ofgem announces price cap reduction

Energy bills to fall after Ofgem announces price cap reduction

Boat tracking will only partly address illegal fishing practices, ministers told

Boat tracking will only partly address illegal fishing practices, ministers told

Ukrainians in Scotland mark 32nd Independence Day in sombre events

Ukrainians in Scotland mark 32nd Independence Day in sombre events

Irn-Bru supplies under threat as workers resume strike action

Irn-Bru supplies under threat as workers resume strike action

EIS college lecturers to target Scottish minister constituencies during strikes amid pay dispute

College lecturers to target Scottish minister constituencies in strikes

Police Scotland officers and fire crews warn Government ‘putting public at risk’ in pay and cuts disputes

Public 'at risk' if police and fire funding disputes not solved

Man who hurled abuse at Patrick Harvie reported to police by Greens

Man who hurled abuse at Patrick Harvie reported to police by Greens

SNP in £800,000 deficit as donations and membership fees fall

SNP in £800,000 deficit as donations and membership fees fall

Scotland’s lollipop staff becoming ‘endangered species’ as number plummet across council areas

Lollipop staff becoming 'endangered species' after numbers plummet

Homeless university students forced to sofa-surf amid accommodation crisis in Scotland

Homeless students forced to sofa-surf amid 'accommodation crisis'

Tailgating added to highest sentencing range under new guideline

Tailgating added to highest sentencing range under new guideline

Murray Foote unveiled as new SNP chief executive months after quitting over membership number row

Murray Foote named new SNP chief executive months after membership row

Action urged to avoid re-traumatisation of female crime victims in Scotland

Action urged to avoid re-traumatisation of female crime victims

Around 1,000 workers at five Scots universities set to strike over pay

Around 1,000 workers at five Scots universities set to strike over pay

Tom Hunter calls for cut to corporation tax for ‘key sectors’ in Scotland

Tom Hunter calls for cut to corporation tax for ‘key sectors’

Humza Yousaf urged to tackle poverty in upcoming Programme for Government

Yousaf urged to tackle poverty in upcoming Programme for Government

Teacher ‘kicked in chest and knocked out’ as student violence increases, NASUWT figures show

Teacher 'kicked in chest and knocked out' as student violence increases

Drug deaths: Scots open up on enduring drugs crisis after 1,000 people died due to drug misuse in 2022

Lives across Scotland upended by country's enduring drugs crisis

Scottish drug deaths fall to lowest level since 2017 but remain highest in UK

Scottish drug misuse deaths fall to lowest level in five years

Firefighters will consider all options to defend jobs and services, says The Fire Brigades Union

Firefighters will consider 'all options' to defend jobs and services

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