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Scotland could learn a lot from Sweden’s housing model – but it’s not perfect

Insight

Scotland could learn a lot from Sweden's housing model - but it's not perfect

Vanessa Taaffe

Majority of Scots oppose early release of prisoners, poll finds

Most Scots against releasing prisoners early to ease overcrowding

Workers set for pay rise with new national minimum wage rates

Workers set for pay rise with new National Minimum Wage rates

Can Sweden’s rental system serve as a model for Scotland to follow?

Housing Crisis

'I rent a flat in Stockholm for £630 a month - and that includes most of my bills'

Children’s charity launches appeal for cash amid ‘childhood emergency’

Children’s charity launches appeal for cash amid ‘childhood emergency’

Exonerated subpostmaster launches group to support victims of Horizon scandal

Exonerated subpostmaster launches group to support victims of Horizon scandal

Perth’s ‘transformative’ Destiny Bridge and the New Kingsway open to public

North East & Tayside

'Transformative' £150m bridge over River Tay opens to the public

Scotland could see warmest weather of the year as spring brings 20C temperatures

Insight

Scotland could see warmest weather of year as spring brings 20C temperatures

Sean Batty

‘Ambitious’ NHS improvement plan to reduce waiting times and increase capacity

'Ambitious' NHS improvement plan to reduce waiting times and increase capacity

ScotRail fares to increase by 3.8% this week in ‘blow to passengers’

ScotRail fares to increase by 3.8% this week in 'blow to passengers'

Over 66,000 Scots to be moved to new benefit replacing Disability Living Allowance

Over 66,000 Scots to be moved to new disability benefit

Scots could see better beer selection in pubs after new rules, minister says

Scots could see better beer selection in pubs after new rules, minister says

Charity set up by Doddie Weir invests £4m in bid to accelerate MND research

Charity set up by Doddie Weir invests £4m in bid to accelerate MND research

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

HOUSING CRISIS

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

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