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Scientists seek help to study effect of extreme weather on butterflies

Scientists seek help to study effect of extreme weather on butterflies

Blackford unveils roadmap for a green industrial future for Scotland

Blackford unveils roadmap for a green industrial future for Scotland

How to stay safe in Europe heatwave as holidaymakers warned off beaches

How to stay safe in Europe heatwave as holidaymakers warned off beaches

Scottish Government releases Police Scotland SNP probe arrest emails

Scottish Government releases Police Scotland SNP probe arrest emails

Twitter account of former Scottish Conservatives leader Ruth Davidson hacked, former comms chief says

Ruth Davidson's Twitter 'hacked' as account tries to flog MacBooks

Network Rail Scotland ‘worst in the UK’ after falling behind on planned rail works, ORR report finds

Network Rail Scotland 'worst in UK' after falling behind on rail works

Student nursing applications fall by a fifth in Scotland, UCAS figures show

Number of student nursing applications 'drop by 20% in Scotland'

Scottish Government announce £23m fund to fix up 1,200 homes to house Ukrainian refugees

Hundreds of homes to be fixed up to house Ukrainian refugees

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack to chair defence firms roundtable

Armed Forces and Government to 'turbocharge' Scotland's defence sector

Can Scots professor use artificial intelligence to mimic Dr Dolittle and have conversations with animals?

Can Scots 'Dr Dolittle' use AI to have conversations with animals?

Women desperate to get pregnant 'pushed into fertility black market'

Edinburgh & East

Women desperate to get pregnant 'pushed into fertility black market'

Citizens Advice Scotland: Nine in ten Scots worried about food prices in the year ahead

Nine in ten Scots worried about food prices in the year ahead

80% of young offenders may have history of head injuries, Glasgow University study reveals

80% of young offenders may have history of head injuries, study reveals

How do I ensure my will is a legally-binding document?

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How do I ensure my will is a legally-binding document?

Removal of Mickey Mouse mural at Kent child asylum centre ‘grotesque’, Pete Wishart says at PMQs

Removal of Mickey Mouse mural at child asylum centre 'grotesque'

Suspended MP Angus MacNeil will not rejoin SNP Westminster group over Scottish independence strategy

Suspended MP will not rejoin SNP 'until it pursues independence'

First Minister Humza Yousaf’s official Edinburgh residence does not meet Scottish Government’s own energy rating

Yousaf's official residence does not meet own Government's energy target

Avian flu teams on ‘high alert’ as over 700 seabirds dead in last week

Avian flu teams on 'high alert' as over 700 seabirds dead in last week

Police hand report to prosecutors over Stagecoach owner Ann Gloag trafficking allegations

Police report Stagecoach owner Ann Gloag over trafficking allegations

Scottish Government publishes plans for steep council tax hike on quarter of households

Plans for steep council tax hike on quarter of households published

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Man jailed for throwing glass bottle at Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo during Old Firm match at Ibrox

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Scots boy, 7, runs 100 miles to raise money for brother's first wheelchair

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