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Almost 5,000 Scottish teachers employed on temporary contracts, figures show

Thousands of Scottish teachers 'employed on temporary contracts'

Encouraging rise in number of shoppers returning to Scottish stores, says trade body

'Encouraging rise' in number of Scots shoppers returning to stores

Fife dental practice ‘forced to privatise for survival’ as NHS lists cut

Dental practice 'forced to privatise for survival' as NHS lists cut

RAF Typhoons return to Scotland after intercepting 50 Russian aircraft

RAF Typhoons return to Scotland after intercepting 50 Russian aircraft

Sooner SNP probe is done the better for everyone, says police chief

Sooner SNP probe is done the better for everyone, says police chief

Ex-Greens co-leader quits party because it has 'lost the plot'

Ex-Greens co-leader quits party because it has 'lost the plot'

Retailer Wilko files for administration as 12,000 jobs at risk of being axed

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Wilko set for administration with 12,000 jobs at risk

Bank of England interest rate rises to fresh 15-year high of 5.25% in fight to curb cost of living

Interest rates rise to 15-year high of 5.25% in fight to curb cost of living

Cost of living has created ‘fun deficit’ as Scots give up hobbies and pets, Citizens Advice Scotland says

Cost of living creates ‘fun deficit’ as Scots give up hobbies and pets

Bank of England set to rise interest rates further – how does this affect you

Interest rates set to rise further - how will it affect you

Those cured of hepatitis C more likely to die, Glasgow Caledonian University research finds

Those cured of hepatitis C more likely to die, research finds

SNP’s Stephen Flynn under investigation over misuse of Westminster stationery

Stephen Flynn under investigation over misuse of Commons stationery

Police Scotland ‘must show how it will tackle violence against women’

Police ‘must show how it will tackle violence against women’

Scottish Government’s borrowing limit doubles to £600m after UK deal

Scottish Government's borrowing limit doubles to £600m after UK deal

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s long Covid service sees 340 referrals in three months

Glasgow's long Covid service sees 340 referrals in three months

‘Worrying trend’ sees complaints against Scottish care homes double in ten years

'Worrying trend' sees complaints against care homes double in ten years

Human trafficking cases in Scotland ‘highest since records began’, Police Scotland says

Human trafficking cases in Scotland 'highest since records began'

Scottish broadcasting legend Robbie Shepherd dies aged 87

Broadcasting legend Robbie Shepherd dies aged 87

Vote opens on what to name Scotland’s five-year delayed Ferguson Marine CalMac ferry

Vote opens on what to name Scotland's five-year delayed CalMac ferry

Accused rapists ‘dodging justice’ and ‘diverted from prosecution’, say Scottish Conservatives

Accused rapists 'dodging justice' and 'diverted from prosecution'

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