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Almost a third of female surgeons sexually assaulted by colleagues

Almost a third of female surgeons sexually assaulted by colleagues

Boys as young as 13 increasingly victims of ‘sextortion’ online, say Police Scotland

Boys as young as 13 increasingly victims of 'sextortion' online

Scottish unemployment rate increased in last quarter, statistics show

Scottish unemployment rate increased in last quarter

Health secretary Michael Matheson warns of ‘significant challenges’ for Scottish NHS this winter

Health secretary warns of ‘significant challenges’ for NHS this winter

No cliff edge for Scottish tenants after end of rent cap in March, says Patrick Harvie

No cliff edge for tenants after end of rent cap in March, says minister

Scotland’s suspected drugs deaths rose in first six months of 2023, figures show

Suspected drugs deaths rose in first six months of 2023, figures show

MSPs call for National Grid expansion to tackle ‘unacceptable’ electricity waits

Calls for grid expansion to tackle ‘unacceptable’ electricity waits

Offshore energy jobs could increase by 50% by end of decade, research finds

Offshore energy jobs 'could increase by 50% by end of decade'

Lesley Kinney: A model journalist, a trusted mentor and a digital pioneer

Lesley Kinney: A model journalist, a trusted mentor and a digital pioneer

Conservationists urge Yousaf to act over dam threat to rare orangutan

Conservationists urge Yousaf to act over dam threat to rare orangutan

Rishi Sunak under fire from MPs over calls to release Jagtar Singh Johal from India

Rishi Sunak under fire from MPs over calls to release Jagtar Singh Johal

Banning XL bullies after fatal attacks 'not the answer', says SSPCA

Banning XL bullies after fatal attacks 'not the answer', says SSPCA

Security threats taken ‘seriously’, First Minister Humza Yousaf says amid ‘China spy’ arrest

Security threats taken 'seriously', Yousaf says amid 'China spy' arrest

Professor Sir Ian Wilmut who led team which cloned Dolly the sheep dies aged 79

Scientist who led team which cloned Dolly the sheep dies aged 79

New treatments for migraines and blood cancer approved for use in Scotland on NHS

New treatments for migraines and blood cancer approved for use

Wilko job losses expected after HMV owner’s rescue deal collapses

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Job losses expected after Wilko rescue deal collapses

Advice Direct Scotland: Warning as rise of AI makes it harder to spot scams

Warning as rise of artificial intelligence 'makes it harder to spot scams'

Police seized drugs worth an estimated £4m-plus between April and June

Police seized drugs worth an estimated £4m-plus between April and June

Met Office issues yellow weather warning for thunderstorms across central belt

Met Office issues yellow weather warning for thunderstorms across central belt

Scotland team celebrates bringing home 48 medals from World Dwarf Games in Germany

Scotland celebrates after bringing home 48 medals from World Dwarf Games

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