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Scotland’s rent gap emerging as average monthly cost soars to £1,081, say estate agents

Rent gap emerging as average monthly cost soars to £1,081, report shows

Alister Jack ‘did not act irrationally in blocking gender law’, UK Government says

Alister Jack 'did not act irrationally in blocking gender law'

Train passengers warned of fresh strike action by Aslef and RMT set to disrupt services in Scotland

Train passengers warned of fresh strike action set to disrupt services

Foragers warned not to strip Scottish forests bare of wild mushrooms

Foragers warned not to strip Scottish forests bare of wild mushrooms

Scotland to be battered by heavy rain amid Storm Betty warning

Scotland to be battered by heavy rain amid Storm Betty warning

First results of problem-hit Scottish census due to be published in September, says National Records of Scotland

First results of problem-hit census due to be published next month

University of Dundee recreate face of Bonnie Prince Charlie during Jacobite rising using death masks

Face of young Bonnie Prince Charlie recreated using death masks

How worried should we be about new Covid variant EG.5 this winter?

How worried should we be about new Covid variant this winter?

Government warned against raising taxes to plug £1bn black hole by Scottish Retail Consortium

Scottish Government warned against raising taxes to plug £1bn black hole

Private landlords could help end homelessness amid social housing crisis, say campaigners

Private landlords could help end homelessness, say campaigners

Ex-Labour leader Kezia Dugdale’s Scottish independence stance ‘moved’

Ex-Labour leader Kezia Dugdale’s independence stance ‘moved’

Anas Sarwar: ‘Everybody has lost’ since Scotland’s gender reforms were passed by Holyrood

'Everybody has lost since gender reforms were passed', Sarwar says

One in five shops across Scotland willing to sell vaping products to under 18s, report finds

One in five shops across Scotland 'willing to sell vapes to under 18s'

How you can buy a red phone box for £1 as iconic BT landmarks turn 100

How you can buy a red phone box for £1 as iconic landmarks turn 100

Schools to be disrupted in September as staff set to strike amid pay dispute, GMB Scotland confirms

Schools to be disrupted next month as staff set to strike over pay

Disabled Scots forced to choose between eating and breathing, UN committee told

Disabled Scots forced to choose between eating and breathing, UN committee told

Humza Yousaf urged to act as analysis shows drop in Scotland’s NHS mental health spending

Yousaf urged to act as analysis shows drop in mental health spending

Junior doctors vote to accept Scottish Government pay offer

Junior doctors vote to accept Scottish Government pay offer

Scotland’s public spending deficit falls to £19.1bn after record North Sea revenues

Public spending deficit falls to £19.1bn after record North Sea revenues

Retail sales in Scotland fall sharply due to unseasonable weather, Scottish Retail Consortium figures show

Retail sales in Scotland fall sharply due to unseasonable weather

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