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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

Laura Boyd

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

Edinburgh man found dead next to unconscious wife in Spanish villa due to ‘breakdown of refrigerator’

Death of man in Spanish villa due to 'breakdown of refrigerator'

‘Repugnant’ memorial to Scots slave owner John Gordon removed from St Peter’s Church in Dorset

UK & International

'Repugnant' memorial to Scots slave owner removed from church

SEPA: Sewage dumped in Scottish seas for 113,000 hours last year, campaigners warn

Sewage dumped in Scottish seas for 113,000 hours last year, campaigners warn

Scottish Government taken to court over fishing practices

Scottish Government taken to court over fishing practices

Fife charity STAR’s mission to reunite brothers and sisters separated in foster care

The mission to reunite brothers and sisters separated in foster care

Social media star Jackie Weaver to give evidence to Scottish Parliament committee

Social media star Jackie Weaver to give evidence to Holyrood committee

Andrew Miller: Horror in Borders Melrose community after local butcher’s conviction for abduction

Shock and horror in community after local butcher's conviction

Nearly 15,000 violent incidents recorded in Scottish schools last year

Nearly 15,000 violent incidents recorded in schools last year

Jenny Gilruth accused of breaking ministerial code over ScotRail Fife-Edinburgh delay

Jenny Gilruth accused of breaking ministerial code over ScotRail delay

Humza Yousaf faces FMQs as CalMac ferry repair bills soar past £100m

Humza Yousaf faces FMQs as ferry repair bills soar past £100m

New names for Islay ferries decided by public vote

New names for Islay ferries decided by public vote

Number of children trying vaping rises 50% in a year

Number of children trying vaping rises 50% in a year

Repair bill for CalMac ferries soared above £100m in last five years, figures show

CalMac ferries repair bill 'surpassed £100m in last five years'

Faith leaders set out opposition to proposed assisted dying Bill at Holyrood

Faith leaders set out opposition to assisted dying Bill at Holyrood

Scottish secretary Alister Jack will not run for re-election as MP for Dumfries and Galloway

Scottish secretary Alister Jack will not run for re-election as MP

Scottish Parliament votes to bar Green MSP Maggie Chapman from Holyrood committee for one session

Holyrood votes to bar Green MSP from committee meeting over rule breach

Police Scotland delays start date of controversial no-beards policy

Police Scotland delays start date of controversial no-beards policy

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Scotland Tonight: Families fight for answers after loved ones die amid NHS Fife care failings

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Sean Batty Insight: Temperatures could reach 30C in Scotland in June as heatwave arrives

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How unusual is it for temperatures to reach 30C in Scotland?

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Up to 100 jobs at risk at road maintenance contractor Amey across south west Scotland

Up to 100 jobs 'at risk' at road maintenance contractor

Cole Cooper’s mum ‘left in the dark’ more than a week after teen’s body found

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Cole Cooper's mum 'left in the dark' more than a week after teen's body found

Thousands of Scottish pensioners to receive up to £305 in winter heating support

Thousands of Scottish pensioners to receive up to £305 in winter heating support

Body found in wooded area amid search for missing teen in the Scottish Borders

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Body found in wooded area amid search for missing teen

Two-thirds of Scots believe sex education should be compulsory in schools, study reveals

Two-thirds of Scots believe sex education 'should be compulsory' in schools

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