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First Minister shouldn’t intervene in sentencing decisions, Humza Yousaf says after Sean Hogg ruling

Yousaf: First Minister shouldn’t intervene in sentencing decisions

Is Virgin Broadband down? Edinburgh and Glasgow customers hit by second outage in one day

Virgin Broadband customers hit with second outage in one day

Third of Scots considering career change three years on from coronavirus pandemic, survey finds

Third of Scots 'considering career change following Covid pandemic'

Waiting times for cancer treatments on NHS in Scotland drop to worst on record, figures show

'Disgraceful' cancer treatment waiting times drop to worst on record

Call for new education secretary Jenny Gilruth to reform tuition fee residency rules

New education secretary urged to back tuition fee funding reforms

Scots planning to give up eating out amid cost of living squeeze, Glasgow Credit Union survey finds

Third of Scots 'plan to give up eating out' amid rising costs

Virgin Media outages leave thousands across Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee without internet access

Virgin Media outages leave thousands without internet access

Criminals ‘using drones’ to smuggle drugs into Scottish prisons

Criminals 'using drones' to smuggle drugs into Scottish prisons

Police Scotland officers now ‘first line of response’ for mental health incidents, figures show

Police officers now 'first line of response' for mental health incidents

Unison urges local government members to reject 5 per cent pay offer from Cosla

Union urges local government members to reject 5% pay offer

Falling energy prices mean Scotland faces higher deficit than rest of UK, IFS warns

Scotland faces higher deficit than rest of UK, IFS warns

Butchers prepare for first ever World Haggis Championships in Perth

Butchers prepare for inaugural World Haggis Championships

First Minister Humza Yousaf not concerned about SNP dissent following report of backbench ‘rebels’

Yousaf not concerned about SNP dissent amid report of backbench ‘rebels’

Forbes to do 'heavy thinking' over policy while out of government

Forbes to do 'heavy thinking' over policy while out of government

Nicola Sturgeon reveals online gossip was part of reasons she resigned as First Minister

Sturgeon: Online gossip 'part of reason' I resigned as First Minister

Former SNP minister Fergus Ewing blasts Scottish Greens and calls for end to Holyrood deal

Ex-minister hits out at Greens and calls for end to powersharing deal

Hundreds of thousands to pour through airports for Easter getaway

Hundreds of thousands to pour through airports for Easter getaway

Humza Yousaf’s former school Hutchesons’ Grammar in Glasgow faces strikes over ‘fire and rehire’ accusations

First Minister's high school faces strikes over 'fire and rehire' bid

Police Scotland officers look for 8.5% pay rise

Police Scotland officers look for 8.5% pay rise

Search begins for new chief constable of Police Scotland following Iain Livingstone’s retirement

Search under way for new Police Scotland chief constable

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