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Near-six month fall in petrol prices halted due to rise in cost of oil, according to AA

Near-six month fall in petrol prices halted over 'rise in cost of oil'

Former racehorses retrained in new disciplines celebrated in parade at Scottish Grand National

Former racehorses' success celebrated in Grand National parade

SNP must answer ‘legitimate and urgent’ questions on finances, says Ross

SNP must answer ‘legitimate and urgent’ questions on finances, says Ross

Council home carers, cleaners and bin collectors reject pay offer

Council home carers, cleaners and bin collectors reject pay offer

Previously unseen photo of late Queen Elizabeth with grandchildren released to mark 97th birthday

Previously unseen photo of late Queen released to mark 97th birthday

The future of geography and how space race will shape global politics

The future of geography and how space race will shape global politics

Scotland’s schools: Spending per pupil 18% higher than UK but effect on outcomes unclear, study finds

Spending per pupil 18% higher than UK but 'effect on outcomes unclear'

Shooting stars set to illuminate skies in Scotland as Lyrid meteor shower peaks at weekend

Shooting stars set to illuminate skies as Lyrid meteor shower peaks

Nicola Sturgeon leaves home as Humza Yousaf reveals SNP still owes husband Peter Murrell money

Sturgeon leaves home as Yousaf reveals SNP still owes husband money

Peter Murrell is still owed money but SNP not facing bankruptcy, First Minister Humza Yousaf says

SNP not going bankrupt but Peter Murrell still owed money, says Yousaf

SNP MSP Fergus Ewing told off by sister after calling Greens ‘wine bar revolutionaries’

MSP told off by sister after calling Greens 'wine bar revolutionaries'

Scotland’s death rate rises by 4% on five-year national average, according to National Record of Scotland

Scotland's death rate rises by 4% on five-year national average

‘In a way, it could be cheating’: Students defend use of new AI tool ChatGPT during studies at university

'In a way, it could be cheating': Students defend use of AI technology

Aurora Watch: Clear skies mean perfect chance to see Northern Lights in Scotland on Thursday

Clear skies mean perfect chance to see Northern Lights in Scotland

FMQs suspended after protesters interrupt Humza Yousaf

FMQs suspended after protesters interrupt Humza Yousaf

Nicola Sturgeon’s husband Peter Murrell seen in public for first time since Police Scotland SNP probe arrest

Ex-SNP chief executive Peter Murrell seen for first time since arrest

Future in UK looks ‘risky at best for many workers hoping for comfortable retirement’, IFS says

Future looks ‘risky at best for many workers hoping for comfortable retirement’

NSPCC children’s charity says ‘baby blindspot’ in Scotland’s care system must be addressed

'Baby blindspot’ in Scotland's care system 'must be addressed'

Audit Scotland: Not clear what actions Scottish Government will take to reduce climate risk, says watchdog

'Not clear' what actions government will take to reduce climate risk

Staff experienced ‘toxic’ work culture at Scotland’s National Contact Centre during Covid pandemic

Staff experienced 'toxic' work culture at tracing centre during Covid

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