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National Care Service: People asked how Scotland should look after elderly and vulnerable

How should Scotland look after its elderly and vulnerable?

Scottish Covid inquiry: What was your experience of the pandemic?

Scottish Covid inquiry: What was your experience of the pandemic?

Trade minister Richard Lochhead to highlight green freeports and hydrogen power during Spain trip

Minister to highlight green freeport plans during Spain trip

Alister Jack hits out at Scottish government ‘transgressions’ in overseas talks

Alister Jack hits out at Scottish government ‘transgressions’ in overseas talks

De facto Scottish independence referendum not off the table, Humza Yousaf says

De facto referendum 'not off the table,' Humza Yousaf confirms

Legal challenge over scallop-dredging in Scottish waters gets under way

Legal challenge over scallop-dredging in Scottish waters gets under way

Nicholas Rossi given last chance in Scottish extradition battle after ‘failing to find psychiatrist’

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US fugitive 'failed to find psychiatrist' ahead of extradition hearing

Bernard Ponsonby Insight: What will the SNP’s independence convention actually achieve?

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What will the SNP's independence convention actually achieve?

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Scottish football legend Graeme Souness set to swim English Channel

Scots football legend Graeme Souness set to swim English Channel

Glasgow Burrell Collection and Orkney Scapa Flow shortlisted for Museum Of The Year award

Venues in Scotland shortlisted for Museum Of The Year award

Scottish Government offers NHS junior doctors 14.5% pay rise after BMA Scotland strike vote

Junior doctors offered 14.5% pay rise after 72-hour strike vote

Ethics experts back assisted dying for terminally ill people

Ethics experts back assisted dying for terminally ill people

De facto referendum ‘part of discussion’ at independence convention SNP minister Jamie Hepburn

De facto referendum still an option, SNP minister says

CalMac compensation payouts rose to more than £450,000 last year

CalMac compensation payouts rose to more than £450,000 last year

'Covid changed culture in schools' amid rise in violent incidents

'Covid changed culture in schools' amid rise in violent incidents

Sea Life research reveals sharks considered the scariest sea creatures by British public

More than half of Brits believe sharks are 'scariest' sea creatures

Scottish sports facilities to benefit from £2m of levelling up funding

Scottish sports facilities to benefit from £2m of levelling up funding

Orange Juice’s Edwyn Collins on surviving stroke and performing A Girl Like You with Coldplay at Hampden

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Edwyn Collins on life after stroke and story behind hit Girl Like You

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Ministers told to 'brace' for millions in DRS compensation claims

Ministers told to 'brace' for millions in DRS compensation claims

New once-a-week weight loss jab sees people shed pounds, study finds

New once-a-week weight loss jab sees people shed pounds, study finds

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